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chippewa wrote:
LIPH wrote:John Boccabella, just for the name. :lol:
Top five names for each franchise! Who's starting that thread? :D
Mets
1. Darryl Strawberry
2. Marv Throneberry
3. Choo Choo Coleman
4. Rico Brogna
5. Benny Agbayani

honorable mention: Tucker Ashford, Bartolome Fortunato and Rich Puig
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RinglingRingling wrote:
par8hdwood wrote:ORIOLES
1)Cal Ripken
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Frank Robinson
4)Jim Palmer
5)Eddie Murray

....Sorry Billy Ripken just missed the cut
No Boog Powell? :) or is he on the Names list? :D
or John "Tonight Let It Be" Lowenstein
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par8hdwood wrote:ORIOLES
1)Cal Ripken
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Frank Robinson
4)Jim Palmer
5)Eddie Murray

....Sorry Billy Ripken just missed the cut
Since the Orioles used to be the St. Louis Browns, how about Eddie Gaedel? :lol:
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Indians
1)Rick Vaughn
2)Jake Taylor
3)Willie Mays Hayes
4)Pedro Cerrano
5)Roger Dorn or Eddie Harris

Hard to top those 6 all stars :D
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LIPH wrote:
par8hdwood wrote:ORIOLES
1)Cal Ripken
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Frank Robinson
4)Jim Palmer
5)Eddie Murray

....Sorry Billy Ripken just missed the cut
Since the Orioles used to be the St. Louis Browns, how about Eddie Gaedel? :lol:
is that the midget they suited up as a joke?
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par8hdwood wrote:Indians
1)Rick Vaughn
2)Jake Taylor
3)Willie Mays Hayes
4)Pedro Cerrano
5)Roger Dorn or Eddie Harris

Hard to top those 6 all stars :D


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A few to add:

Mets
Nolan Ryan
George Foster

Tigers
Lou Whitaker

Twins
Jack Morris
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RinglingRingling wrote:
LIPH wrote:
par8hdwood wrote:ORIOLES
1)Cal Ripken
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Frank Robinson
4)Jim Palmer
5)Eddie Murray

....Sorry Billy Ripken just missed the cut
Since the Orioles used to be the St. Louis Browns, how about Eddie Gaedel? :lol:
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Red Sox

Rac Slider (coach)
Hippalito Pachado
Coco Crisp
Boo Ferris
Nomar Garciapara
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Clintster7 wrote:A few to add:

Mets
Nolan Ryan
George Foster

Tigers
Lou Whitaker

Twins
Jack Morris
Nolan Ryan didn't become Nolan Ryan until after the Mets traded him. George Foster forgot how to play after the Mets traded for him.
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BottleofRum wrote:
job41475 wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:Red Sox

1. Ted Williams
2. Pedro Martinez
3. Roger Clemens
4. Carl Yastrzemski
5. Jim Rice
No pudge? Would he be #6 or am I forgetting someone?
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ok fair enough. He had some good seasons away from Boston too so i think he deserves the hall but don't really care either way.
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I always thought David Justice was a cool name. Of course Coco Crisp and Milton Bradley as well.
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par8hdwood wrote:Indians
1)Rick Vaughn
2)Jake Taylor
3)Willie Mays Hayes
4)Pedro Cerrano
5)Roger Dorn or Eddie Harris

Hard to top those 6 all stars :D
Very true. All held together by Lou Brown and Charlie Donovan...I'd put Taylor first though. they also mention a Tollison ( "Tollison gives it a ride but just falls short" but didn't get his first name.
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LIPH wrote:I'd put Victor Zambrano on Tampa Bay's list. Hell, if it weren't for him they wouldn't have Zazmir.

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LIPH wrote:
chippewa wrote:
LIPH wrote:John Boccabella, just for the name. :lol:
Top five names for each franchise! Who's starting that thread? :D
Mets
1. Darryl Strawberry
2. Marv Throneberry
3. Choo Choo Coleman
4. Rico Brogna
5. Benny Agbayani

honorable mention: Tucker Ashford, Bartolome Fortunato and Rich Puig

No Gregg Jefferies....He was my favorite! (Seriously) LOL
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LIPH wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
LIPH wrote:
par8hdwood wrote:ORIOLES
1)Cal Ripken
2)Brooks Robinson
3)Frank Robinson
4)Jim Palmer
5)Eddie Murray

....Sorry Billy Ripken just missed the cut
Since the Orioles used to be the St. Louis Browns, how about Eddie Gaedel? :lol:
is that the midget they suited up as a joke?
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LIPH wrote:Mets
1. Tom Seaver, nobody else is even close
2. Keith Hernandez
3. Gary Carter
4. Darryl Strawberry, even with all his problems I think he's still the all time HR leader for the Mets
5. Dwight Gooden, but what a waste of talent
No Tommy Agee or Cleon Jones????...Tug McGraw......Jerry Koosman.....Jon Matlack!!
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RAGTOP wrote:my 5 from the Sox...

1. Ted Williams
2. Carl Yastrzemski
3. Roger Clemens
4. Johnny Pesky
5. Joe Cronin

I would have picked Ruth but he is more identifiable as a Yankee.
what about Fred Lynn , Jim Rice, Bobby Doerr, Dwight Evans!!
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tequilatom wrote:
RAGTOP wrote:my 5 from the Sox...

1. Ted Williams
2. Carl Yastrzemski
3. Roger Clemens
4. Johnny Pesky
5. Joe Cronin

I would have picked Ruth but he is more identifiable as a Yankee.
what about Fred Lynn , Jim Rice, Bobby Doerr, Dwight Evans!!
Those are all good choices but you can only pick 5. The next player I would add would be Pedro.
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tequilatom wrote:
LIPH wrote:Mets
1. Tom Seaver, nobody else is even close
2. Keith Hernandez
3. Gary Carter
4. Darryl Strawberry, even with all his problems I think he's still the all time HR leader for the Mets
5. Dwight Gooden, but what a waste of talent
No Tommy Agee or Cleon Jones????...Tug McGraw......Jerry Koosman.....Jon Matlack!!
I think Strawberry was better for a longer time than Cleon Jones. Agee wasn't with the Mets very long and if it wasn't for the 2 catches he made in the '69 World Series a lot of people wouldn't even remember him. McGraw was better with the Phillies than the Mets. Koosman might be #6 on that list and Matlack would probably be top 10 or 15. I put Hernandez and Carter on there because I think those 2 guys had more to do with turning a really dead franchise around than anyone else. I might put Bill Buckner on the list too. :lol:
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