@rmh111985 said:
Evgeni Malkin. Crosby is up there for his early career antics. Malkin still tries to start shit and skate to his bruisers or the refs immediately after his cheap shots.
Protected by the league and refs, too. 2009 Stanley Cup Finals, he sucker-punched Henrik Zetterberg and got a penalty that's SUPPOSED to be an automatic one-game suspension. Can't have that though, so the league overturned the suspension.
^ To express my reaction to The Kid's post above, I see "Flag," "Quote," Agree," "Like," and "LOL," but I do not see "Peed myself." Can we get that one, please?
While both are tied to doping, Lance was a poster boy, Barry was not.
More importantly, Barry didn’t have his hand out for 10 years seeking donations of half a billion dollars from John Q. Public or make his teammates dope “or else”.
Armstrong has also admitted to doping, which is the least of his issues, really.
About the only smart thing the guy did was invest $100k early in Uber. Probably the one thing that saved him from actually delivering food on a bicycle.
Richard supposedly has insecurity issues and emotional problems. In fact, if he saw your post, he would most likely end up hiding in his car, in a dark McDonald's parking lot, wolfing down big Macs
@DBesse27 said:
A Rod. I hate the Yankees and hate juicers and he puts a big checkmark in both boxes.
Here’s a twist: most hated players on your favorite teams. Here are mine....
Patriots: Steve Grogan. Greatly overrated player and a complete anus when I met him
Red Sox: Manny Ramirez. I admire savvy, intelligent ball players who work hard and hustle. Manny was none of those, then forced his way out of Boston. Once gone, he was suspended multiple times for PEDs. Hate that man.
I guess you hate just about all NFL players, even college football players, juicing is common place,
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
@DBesse27 said:
A Rod. I hate the Yankees and hate juicers and he puts a big checkmark in both boxes.
Here’s a twist: most hated players on your favorite teams. Here are mine....
Patriots: Steve Grogan. Greatly overrated player and a complete anus when I met him
Red Sox: Manny Ramirez. I admire savvy, intelligent ball players who work hard and hustle. Manny was none of those, then forced his way out of Boston. Once gone, he was suspended multiple times for PEDs. Hate that man.
I guess you hate just about all NFL players, even college football players, juicing is common place,
Never said I don’t. And besides, I’d be the last one to be hurt by anything said about college football. I hate it and haven’t watched a second of it in years.
@53BKid said:
Pete Rose takes it by a mile for me.
Personal Experience #1:
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
@53BKid said:
Pete Rose takes it by a mile for me.
Personal Experience #1:
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
@DBesse27 said:
A Rod. I hate the Yankees and hate juicers and he puts a big checkmark in both boxes.
Here’s a twist: most hated players on your favorite teams. Here are mine....
Patriots: Steve Grogan. Greatly overrated player and a complete anus when I met him
Red Sox: Manny Ramirez. I admire savvy, intelligent ball players who work hard and hustle. Manny was none of those, then forced his way out of Boston. Once gone, he was suspended multiple times for PEDs. Hate that man.
I guess you hate just about all NFL players, even college football players, juicing is common place,
Never said I don’t. And besides, I’d be the last one to be hurt by anything said about college football. I hate it and haven’t watched a second of it in years.
Looks like you could live in the Northeast, so I can see why you don't watch college football, no college football played above DC.
@DBesse27 said:
A Rod. I hate the Yankees and hate juicers and he puts a big checkmark in both boxes.
Here’s a twist: most hated players on your favorite teams. Here are mine....
Patriots: Steve Grogan. Greatly overrated player and a complete anus when I met him
Red Sox: Manny Ramirez. I admire savvy, intelligent ball players who work hard and hustle. Manny was none of those, then forced his way out of Boston. Once gone, he was suspended multiple times for PEDs. Hate that man.
I guess you hate just about all NFL players, even college football players, juicing is common place,
Never said I don’t. And besides, I’d be the last one to be hurt by anything said about college football. I hate it and haven’t watched a second of it in years.
Looks like you could live in the Northeast, so I can see why you don't watch college football, no college football played above DC.
That’s exactly it! I’m sure if I grew up in an area with a team to root for, I would feel differently. I grew up in Rhode Island, and the only Division I program in the entire state was Brown. I think since then URI has become DI. But both of those are barf worthy.
A couple, Gerald Young of the Astros in the early 90's told my young son to sign the ball himself when asked for an autograph. JERK. Rose was a JERK as well, a great player of the game, but a JERK to people.
A.J Pierzinski: didn't he catch the winning out in the 2005 WS game and then refused to turn the ball over to MLB? I think there was a court case or some arbitration over that.
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@jmmiller777 said:
A couple, Gerald Young of the Astros in the early 90's told my young son to sign the ball himself when asked for an autograph. JERK. Rose was a JERK as well, a great player of the game, but a JERK to people.
A.J Pierzinski: didn't he catch the winning out in the 2005 WS game and then refused to turn the ball over to MLB? I think there was a court case or some arbitration over that.
@jmmiller777 said:
A couple, Gerald Young of the Astros in the early 90's told my young son to sign the ball himself when asked for an autograph. JERK. Rose was a JERK as well, a great player of the game, but a JERK to people.
A.J Pierzinski: didn't he catch the winning out in the 2005 WS game and then refused to turn the ball over to MLB? I think there was a court case or some arbitration over that.
With Boston on the verge of advancing, I'll add Brad Marchand, the dirtiest player in the NHL, to this list.
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@rmh111985 said:
With Boston on the verge of advancing, I'll add Brad Marchand, the dirtiest player in the NHL, to this list.
Amen. Not just dirty but a weasel. Like stomping on a stick during a faceoff in an earlier round. And licking guys. He's definitely a guy who benefits from the era in which he plays. He would have had to answer for his actions 30 years ago.
(I've heard parts of that Pete Rose story above somewhere before but had forgotten about it)
I actively collect Kirby Puckett. I have collections of Michael Jordan, Emmitt Smith, Roberto Clemente, Dwight Gooden, Tom Seaver, Errict Rhett and Evan Longoria.
Tough call between Barry Bonds or Odell Beckham. By many accounts, MJ is a real a hole too, which is such a bummer.
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@53BKid said:
Pete Rose takes it by a mile for me.
Personal Experience #1:
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
Yeh, Pete Rose is tops on this list for me!
I used to think Pete should be banned from baseball but in the Hall for his career achievements. After reading this and the story not to long ago about the underage girls. Pete can go eff himself, he is a sick monster.
I want to acknowledge posts like this. The same image came to mind for me, but I was too lazy to post. You deserve credit for applying a relevant pop culture reference by those that get it [insert Captain America quote from "The Avengers"]
Earlier in this thread, a Cowboys' fan expressed his hatred for Bradshaw and Montana, which brought the "I hate you, but goddamnit I respect you" line from Anchorman to mind. I thought it was pretty funny.
Anyway, the effort does not go unnoticed. Thanks.
@53BKid said:
Pete Rose takes it by a mile for me.
Personal Experience #1:
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
Fake news.
Makes for a funny story though.
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Has OJ made the list, yet?
Definately OJ. What a piece of scum.
Tiger Woods-- if I can count golfers as athletes.
Claude LeMieux
Protected by the league and refs, too. 2009 Stanley Cup Finals, he sucker-punched Henrik Zetterberg and got a penalty that's SUPPOSED to be an automatic one-game suspension. Can't have that though, so the league overturned the suspension.
This
Oh, you said athlete. I thought you said ass.
^ To express my reaction to The Kid's post above, I see "Flag," "Quote," Agree," "Like," and "LOL," but I do not see "Peed myself." Can we get that one, please?
Andy
While both are tied to doping, Lance was a poster boy, Barry was not.
More importantly, Barry didn’t have his hand out for 10 years seeking donations of half a billion dollars from John Q. Public or make his teammates dope “or else”.
Armstrong has also admitted to doping, which is the least of his issues, really.
About the only smart thing the guy did was invest $100k early in Uber. Probably the one thing that saved him from actually delivering food on a bicycle.
Lance wins this title by a mile in my book.
Most hated athletes? I think that each athletes has their own feature. Never mind!
Knowing more information about challenge coins.
⬆This is Barry Bonds after years of steroid abuse.
I do NOT feel like making whoopi.
Richard supposedly has insecurity issues and emotional problems. In fact, if he saw your post, he would most likely end up hiding in his car, in a dark McDonald's parking lot, wolfing down big Macs
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I will say Lennon and whoppi, can’t stand either.
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Eli Manning and Alex Rodriguez
Charles Martin, GB Packers. One of the most egregious cheap shots of all time. Truly sickening human being.
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PC Walter Payton - Bear Down!
Scott Cousins. Because of him we are now stuck with the "Buster Posey" rule and the most exciting play in baseball is forever gone.
I guess you hate just about all NFL players, even college football players, juicing is common place,
Pete Rose takes it by a mile for me.
Personal Experience #1:
As a young kid in 1975 I wrote many of the greatest players ever asking them to sign cards I had collected...Ted Williams, ('55-58) Willie Mays ('59-68), Sandy Koufax ('55-66 + Leaders & WS) , Stan Musial ('59, 60, 63) , Satchel Paige ('53) Johnny Bench ('68-75) , Mike Schmidt ('73-76) , Nolan Ryan ('68-76) , George Brett ('76-77), most of the Big Red Machine and L.A. Dodgers and countless others. I even chatted with Walter Alston on the phone.
All of them but for Charlie Hustle ('63-'75) sent me the all cards back signed, some personalized, some with inscriptions and I still have them all.
Many years later while I was on business in Cincinnati, I stopped in at Dean's cards -- probably the largest card store I could ever imagine. When I told them of Rose keeping my cards, they told me that he would stop in there every month with a shoe box full of cards that kids would send him --He'd take cents on the dollar and then head down to KY to bet on the horses.
Personal Experience #2:
As a college student I walked into a card store in Highland Park, NJ--the owner has a fat stack of signed Ron Lewis 500 HR LITHOGRAPHS--50? 100 of them. Right after the Atlantic City 500 HR hitters show.
He told me Pete Rose had just walked into his store and sold them all to him and sold him them, and he was re-offering them at $500 a piece. I didn't have the money, but convinced my dad into purchasing two from him at $900.
What the store owner told me was this: That Pete Rose owed the mob a ton of money and that they were going to kill him. That Rose not only was selling the signed Ron Lewis lithos wholesale to raise funds quickly, but that he stiffed the players Hank Aaron, Willie Mays $50,000 each, Reggie Jackson $35,000 and the others $25,000, that Killebrew needed the money to avoid his auto dealership filing bankruptcy and that Jackson had to loan him the money!
**THIS WAS WEEKS BEFORE HE WALKED INTO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL'S OFFICES AND STRUCK A DEAL TO ACCEPT HIS LIFETIME BAN.
**
Charlie Hustle bet on baseball. He was convicted of IRS fraud and spent time in jail for it. He was into the mob for so much money that they threatened to have him 'sleep with the fishes', he stiffed some of the greatest players in the game, and the SOB sold off the cards kids including me sent him to sign for cents on the dollar for him to blow at the track.
Yeh, Pete Rose is tops on this list for me!
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Never said I don’t. And besides, I’d be the last one to be hurt by anything said about college football. I hate it and haven’t watched a second of it in years.
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A Rose by any other name wouldn’t smell as sweet.
Isn’t there an OutKast song about Roses?
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Mike Harden and all of the Elway years Broncos.
Wrestling - Danielson - Storm - Tajiri
Looks like you could live in the Northeast, so I can see why you don't watch college football, no college football played above DC.
That’s exactly it! I’m sure if I grew up in an area with a team to root for, I would feel differently. I grew up in Rhode Island, and the only Division I program in the entire state was Brown. I think since then URI has become DI. But both of those are barf worthy.
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A couple, Gerald Young of the Astros in the early 90's told my young son to sign the ball himself when asked for an autograph. JERK. Rose was a JERK as well, a great player of the game, but a JERK to people.
A.J Pierzinski: didn't he catch the winning out in the 2005 WS game and then refused to turn the ball over to MLB? I think there was a court case or some arbitration over that.
To be honest, no direction, but...
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Doug Mientkiewicz, 2004.
http://www.espn.com/boston/mlb/news/story?id=6396726
I almost wrote that, but wasn’t 100% certain.
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With Boston on the verge of advancing, I'll add Brad Marchand, the dirtiest player in the NHL, to this list.
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Amen. Not just dirty but a weasel. Like stomping on a stick during a faceoff in an earlier round. And licking guys. He's definitely a guy who benefits from the era in which he plays. He would have had to answer for his actions 30 years ago.
Lebron Racist James
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The hate is strong with this thread.
(I've heard parts of that Pete Rose story above somewhere before but had forgotten about it)
I actively collect Kirby Puckett. I have collections of Michael Jordan, Emmitt Smith, Roberto Clemente, Dwight Gooden, Tom Seaver, Errict Rhett and Evan Longoria.
Sammy Sosa and Brad Marchand. Both total jagbags.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks he a racist. Thank you!
I’m curious, what makes you say that? I don’t follow the NBA closely enough to be familiar with the specifics.
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Tough call between Barry Bonds or Odell Beckham. By many accounts, MJ is a real a hole too, which is such a bummer.
I used to think Pete should be banned from baseball but in the Hall for his career achievements. After reading this and the story not to long ago about the underage girls. Pete can go eff himself, he is a sick monster.
lol Eli took two of Brady’s rings
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I want to acknowledge posts like this. The same image came to mind for me, but I was too lazy to post. You deserve credit for applying a relevant pop culture reference by those that get it [insert Captain America quote from "The Avengers"]
Earlier in this thread, a Cowboys' fan expressed his hatred for Bradshaw and Montana, which brought the "I hate you, but goddamnit I respect you" line from Anchorman to mind. I thought it was pretty funny.
Anyway, the effort does not go unnoticed. Thanks.
Fake news.
Makes for a funny story though.
IT CAN'T BE A TRUE PLAYOFF UNLESS THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONS ARE INCLUDED
Lebron James
Billie Jean King
IT CAN'T BE A TRUE PLAYOFF UNLESS THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONS ARE INCLUDED
This could get interesting.
I don't know if I can say I ever really "hated" him, but there was a time when John Elway was the bane of my existence as a Browns fan!
This.
Kris
My 1971 Topps adventure - Davis Men in Black
Mike Vick. It's not even close for me.
Vick the Dick :P
D's: 54S,53P,50P,49S,45D+S,44S,43D,41S,40D+S,39D+S,38D+S,37D+S,36S,35D+S,all 16-34's
Q's: 52S,47S,46S,40S,39S,38S,37D+S,36D+S,35D,34D,32D+S
74T: 37,38,47,151,193,241,435,570,610,654,655 97 Finest silver: 115,135,139,145,310
73T:31,55,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,80,152,165,189,213,235,237,257,341,344,377,379,390,422,433,453,480,497,545,554,563,580,606,613,630
95 Ultra GM Sets: Golden Prospects,HR Kings,On-Base Leaders,Power Plus,RBI Kings,Rising Stars
Maybe Rodman can use his kicking skills on Kim Jong Un one of these days...................