<< <i>Jeter is not even in the same class as brett or molitor. What a deranged fool you are indeed. >>
Yeah, they had less attitude >>
And Rings.
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KC was a perennial contender during most of Brett's career there, so comparing the Royals of todays to those teams is disingenious at best.
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That's not a fair analogy at all. You could apply that to anyone superstar who wins a WS ring. KC has ZERO interest in winning and their owner is a disgrace to the fans and a greedy SOB.
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<< <i>That's not a fair analogy at all. You could apply that to anyone superstar who wins a WS ring. KC has ZERO interest in winning and their owner is a disgrace to the fans and a greedy SOB. >>
Absolutely its fair when people try to justify jeter's 'superstar' status by the number of rings he has. Take away his world series rings and you have a player who has yet to crack the top 100 in hits, never led the league in BA, and who averages 18 home runs a season. Career .314 batting average puts him 75th all time.
Would he be a 'superstar' if he didnt play in NY and have won 4 world series? I highly doubt it.
<< <i>KC was a perennial contender during most of Brett's career there, so comparing the Royals of todays to those teams is disingenious at best. >>
Who brought up Brett?
I simply said that if Jeter had played his career in KC, with the teams the way they have been during his career, he wouldn't have won a single ring. >>
Dude, you started an "discussion" in which I simply replied that BRETT didn't have as many rings. Your a twit.
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Jeter's got 7-8 seasons left in him and will probably wind up with 3,000 hits and 2,000 runs scored before he's done. He is a HOFer with or without the rings but the fact is that he is a 4-time champion so you've got to give him his due. It's not like he wasn't a key player on those teams either. Next to Mariano, he's the most significant player on the teams of that era.
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<< <i>That's not a fair analogy at all. You could apply that to anyone superstar who wins a WS ring. KC has ZERO interest in winning and their owner is a disgrace to the fans and a greedy SOB. >>
Absolutely its fair when people try to justify jeter's 'superstar' status by the number of rings he has. Take away his world series rings and you have a player who has yet to crack the top 100 in hits, never led the league in BA, and who averages 18 home runs a season. Career .314 batting average puts him 75th all time.
Would he be a 'superstar' if he didnt play in NY and have won 4 world series? I highly doubt it. >>
Yes he would be a star, not as big of one. No, but not many guys can handle the spotlight. The list is long of so called stars who came into such spotlight and floundered. Jete's been doing it since his ROY-winning first season. Add the 4 WS rings, a WS MVP, throw in a couple gold gloves...Well you gotta star.
Kirby Puckett only averaged 19 homers per season and a lifetime BA of .318. Yes he had more gold gloves(But Ax, didn't you say they are just a popularity contest? Yes you did). So, I think if Kirby can be a star in all places Minny. Well, Jete rightfully has earned the same title in NY.
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Wrong...quote me where I said "If jeter retired today". Now open your mouth and insert your foot because I didn't say that. Now look at the averages between Kirby Puckett and Jeter.
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<< <i>lol....Hey let's all welcome back the hater.
So answer this, does Jeter make the HOF? Point blank, a one word answer. >>
Just in case you forgot....twit.
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Do you mistake me for someone who can see the future? How am I supposed to know what's going to happen to Jeter's career in the future? Since I CAN'T know, I have to assume you meant jeter's numbers UP TO THIS POINT.
And when you start basing your argument for induction on others in the hall, you look sad and desperate.
So..... Puckett averaged 19 homers and a .318 lifetime BA Jeter averages 18 homers and a .317 lifetime BA.
Explain it. Played during basically the same era(steriod inflated era that is), and basically have put up the same numbers.
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<< <i>So..... Puckett averaged 19 homers and a .318 lifetime BA Jeter averages 18 homers and a .317 lifetime BA.
Explain it. Played during basically the same era(steriod inflated era that is), and basically have put up the same numbers. >>
As I said in my prior post, when you have to make your case based on another HoFers numbers, you've already lost the debate.
Next!
And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance.
<< <i> And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance. >>
Now you are talking Ax! Keep up that gibberish so I can quote you a thousand times at the end of the regular season
<< <i> And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance. >>
Now you are talking Ax! Keep up that gibberish so I can quote you a thousand times at the end of the regular season >>
Will that be between beers you drown your sorrow in?
<< <i>Don't think the post making fun of Varitek's injury a few pages back was missed - that speaks volumes about many of you Yankee "fans"... >>
I must have missed it, who said what ? Im not saying it didnt happen, but who said it ? I dont think making fun of anyones injury is funny, just for the record.
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<< <i>Don't think the post making fun of Varitek's injury a few pages back was missed - that speaks volumes about many of you Yankee "fans"... >>
I'm with Bri, who said what? Hell I don't like anyone getting injured. That just gives fans an excuse.
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murcerfan - How is the 33-34 Ice Kings set coming? Did you finish the set?
Okay, enough of the nice stuff. The Yankees-Sox have a five game series in Fenway in mid-August. After the Sox pound them into submission, do not dissapear from here for another couple of years.
<< <i>murcerfan - How is the 33-34 Ice Kings set coming? Did you finish the set?
Okay, enough of the nice stuff. The Yankees-Sox have a five game series in Fenway in mid-August. After the Sox pound them into submission, do not dissapear from here for another couple of years. >>
I'd like murcerfan to disappear again forever.
His wishing injury on opposing players and celebrating said injuries is the sign of a deluded mind.
Josh " Gopher Ball " Beckett had another great outing yesterday. Him and Ortiz should have a contest for most home runs...Ortiz HR's hit and Beckett HR's given up. Its 37 for Ortiz and 31 for Beckett as it stands now. Josh shouldnt give up hope, Im sure he can catch him !
That will be the only race involving the Sox come October.
"The other teams could make trouble for us if they win." -- Yogi Berra
Beckett is supposed to be better than that at this point in his career. He's a young guy getting into the prime of his career, Moose is getting up there in age and Johnson....well we don't even need to talk age with that fossil. Still with such "horrible" season the yankees pitching staff has the young "stud" Beckett has a 4.76 era and leads the Majors in home runs given up. lol, stud bullchit.
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21 is a far cry from 31. Even more so when you are comparing a 43 yr old who is at the end of the line to a guy they are clinging their hopes of the future on.
"The other teams could make trouble for us if they win." -- Yogi Berra
Beckett will be fine. He is one of many young guns the Sox are counting on to anchor their future rotation. The best part is that he is young and he has already been around awhile. He is not a 26 year old rookie. Beckett has stood on the mound at Yankee Stadium as the winning pitcher in the last game of the World Series. When was the last time a Yankee starter accomplished that feat?
<< <i>Whoa - I must have missed that. Kind of glad I did. >>
well here its is Jerry .... in "jad's" own words "I hope Jeter blows his knee out or pulls a munson."
This di$khead for some reason thinks he has personality or something because of posts like this. >>
Wow - pretty unbelievable. Not much I can say to that.
I thought the Andruw Jones deal was dead (the Braves wanted Crisp, Lester, and Hansen - the Sox rightfully said no) but if they can work it out, great. He's one of the best outfielders in the game.
Sorry to disappoint you murcerfan, no Red Sox players were injured last night. I'm sure you'll keep hope alive, though.
Jerry, here is another one of Jads gems from another post....
"Munson was selfish, just like the athletes who injure themselves on motorcycles. As for my karma, I don't worry bout it. Maybe I will be reincarnated as someone who can actually fly planes"
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<< <i>Jeter is not even in the same class as brett or molitor. What a deranged fool you are indeed. >>
Yeah, they had less attitude
And they make A Fiery Ring
Bound By Wild Desire
they Fell Into A Ring Of Fire
The Sox Fell Into A Burning Ring Of Fire
And the Sox Went Down, Down, Down
And The Flames Went Higher
And It Burns, Burns, Burns
The Ring Of Fire
The Ring Of Fire
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<< <i>The YANKEES are A Burning Thing
And they make A Fiery Ring
Bound By Wild Desire
they Fell Into A Ring Of Fire
The YANKS Fell Into A Burning Ring Of Fire
And the YANKS Went Down, Down, Down
And The Flames Went Higher
And It Burns, Burns, Burns
The Ring Of Fire
The Ring Of Fire
>>
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<< <i>Jeter is not even in the same class as brett or molitor. What a deranged fool you are indeed. >>
Yeah, they had less attitude >>
And Rings.
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<< <i>Jeter is not even in the same class as brett or molitor. What a deranged fool you are indeed. >>
Yeah, they had less attitude >>
And Rings. >>
And we all know that Jeter would have 4 rings if he played his career in KC, don't we?
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<< <i>KC was a perennial contender during most of Brett's career there, so comparing the Royals of todays to those teams is disingenious at best. >>
Who brought up Brett?
I simply said that if Jeter had played his career in KC, with the teams the way they have been during his career, he wouldn't have won a single ring.
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<< <i>That's not a fair analogy at all. You could apply that to anyone superstar who wins a WS ring. KC has ZERO interest in winning and their owner is a disgrace to the fans and a greedy SOB. >>
Absolutely its fair when people try to justify jeter's 'superstar' status by the number of rings he has. Take away his world series rings and you have a player who has yet to crack the top 100 in hits, never led the league in BA, and who averages 18 home runs a season. Career .314 batting average puts him 75th all time.
Would he be a 'superstar' if he didnt play in NY and have won 4 world series? I highly doubt it.
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<< <i>KC was a perennial contender during most of Brett's career there, so comparing the Royals of todays to those teams is disingenious at best. >>
Who brought up Brett?
I simply said that if Jeter had played his career in KC, with the teams the way they have been during his career, he wouldn't have won a single ring. >>
Dude, you started an "discussion" in which I simply replied that BRETT didn't have as many rings. Your a twit.
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Jeter's got 7-8 seasons left in him and will probably wind up with 3,000 hits and 2,000 runs scored before he's done. He is a HOFer with or without the rings but the fact is that he is a 4-time champion so you've got to give him his due. It's not like he wasn't a key player on those teams either. Next to Mariano, he's the most significant player on the teams of that era.
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<< <i>That's not a fair analogy at all. You could apply that to anyone superstar who wins a WS ring. KC has ZERO interest in winning and their owner is a disgrace to the fans and a greedy SOB. >>
Absolutely its fair when people try to justify jeter's 'superstar' status by the number of rings he has. Take away his world series rings and you have a player who has yet to crack the top 100 in hits, never led the league in BA, and who averages 18 home runs a season. Career .314 batting average puts him 75th all time.
Would he be a 'superstar' if he didnt play in NY and have won 4 world series? I highly doubt it. >>
Yes he would be a star, not as big of one. No, but not many guys can handle the spotlight. The list is long of so called stars who came into such spotlight and floundered. Jete's been doing it since his ROY-winning first season. Add the 4 WS rings, a WS MVP, throw in a couple gold gloves...Well you gotta star.
Kirby Puckett only averaged 19 homers per season and a lifetime BA of .318. Yes he had more gold gloves(But Ax, didn't you say they are just a popularity contest? Yes you did). So, I think if Kirby can be a star in all places Minny. Well, Jete rightfully has earned the same title in NY.
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<< <i>lol....Hey let's all welcome back the hater.
So answer this, does Jeter make the HOF? Point blank, a one word answer. >>
Just in case you forgot....twit.
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'does Jeter make the hall of fame'?
Do you mistake me for someone who can see the future? How am I supposed to know what's going to happen to Jeter's career in the future? Since I CAN'T know, I have to assume you meant jeter's numbers UP TO THIS POINT.
And when you start basing your argument for induction on others in the hall, you look sad and desperate.
Puckett averaged 19 homers and a .318 lifetime BA
Jeter averages 18 homers and a .317 lifetime BA.
Explain it. Played during basically the same era(steriod inflated era that is), and basically have put up the same numbers.
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will you PLEASE start a Jeter sucks thread already man
stop ruining the pennant race fun here ..... my GOD
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<< <i>So.....
Puckett averaged 19 homers and a .318 lifetime BA
Jeter averages 18 homers and a .317 lifetime BA.
Explain it. Played during basically the same era(steriod inflated era that is), and basically have put up the same numbers. >>
As I said in my prior post, when you have to make your case based on another HoFers numbers, you've already lost the debate.
Next!
And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance.
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And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance. >>
Now you are talking Ax! Keep up that gibberish so I can quote you a thousand times at the end of the regular season
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<< <i>
And no, the sox aren't done. The yankees (and their spoiled fans) will be crying like schoolgirls when their season ends without a postseason appearance. >>
Now you are talking Ax! Keep up that gibberish so I can quote you a thousand times at the end of the regular season
Will that be between beers you drown your sorrow in?
<< <i>
Will that be between beers you drown your sorrow in? >>
Josh Beckett is a Burning Thing
And he makes A Fiery Ring
Bound By Wild Desire
Josh Fell Into A Ring Of Fire
Josh Beckett Fell Into A Burning Ring Of Fire
And Josh Went Down, Down, Down
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<< <i>Don't think the post making fun of Varitek's injury a few pages back was missed - that speaks volumes about many of you Yankee "fans"... >>
I must have missed it, who said what ? Im not saying it didnt happen, but who said it ? I dont think making fun of anyones injury is funny, just for the record.
-- Yogi Berra
<< <i>
bah-bye...........see ya next season. >>
Originally posted by murcerfan, page 3.
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<< <i>ohh.....well, just look at who posted it. I wouldnt put much stock in that. >>
Yea I agree with you there...
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<< <i>Don't think the post making fun of Varitek's injury a few pages back was missed - that speaks volumes about many of you Yankee "fans"... >>
I'm with Bri, who said what? Hell I don't like anyone getting injured. That just gives fans an excuse.
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Okay, enough of the nice stuff. The Yankees-Sox have a five game series in Fenway in mid-August. After the Sox pound them into submission, do not dissapear from here for another couple of years.
<< <i>murcerfan - How is the 33-34 Ice Kings set coming? Did you finish the set?
Okay, enough of the nice stuff. The Yankees-Sox have a five game series in Fenway in mid-August. After the Sox pound them into submission, do not dissapear from here for another couple of years. >>
I'd like murcerfan to disappear again forever.
His wishing injury on opposing players and celebrating said injuries is the sign of a deluded mind.
That will be the only race involving the Sox come October.
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<< <i>Whoa - I must have missed that. Kind of glad I did. >>
well here its is Jerry .... in "jad's" own words "I hope Jeter blows his knee out or pulls a munson."
This di$khead for some reason thinks he has personality or something because of posts like this.
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<< <i>Whoa - I must have missed that. Kind of glad I did. >>
well here its is Jerry .... in "jad's" own words "I hope Jeter blows his knee out or pulls a munson."
This di$khead for some reason thinks he has personality or something because of posts like this.
Wow - pretty unbelievable. Not much I can say to that.
I thought the Andruw Jones deal was dead (the Braves wanted Crisp, Lester, and Hansen - the Sox rightfully said no) but if they can work it out, great. He's one of the best outfielders in the game.
Sorry to disappoint you murcerfan, no Red Sox players were injured last night. I'm sure you'll keep hope alive, though.
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