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can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:03 pm
by steve_Archive
Maybe keep a Grinder Watch for Bill Hall.
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:06 pm
by slowriot_Archive
Lenny Harris
Tike Redman
Daryle Ward
Termel Sledge
Rondell White
Shannon Stewart?
i could think of some older ones with time.
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:06 pm
by Daffodil Column_Archive
Yngwie Einstein wrote:Were greater things expected of 99.9% of all high draft picks? That seems to be a BS excuse for an argument. Were better things expected of Mark Prior? Ben Sheets? Oh no, the majors is making it difficult for soft pitchers. Oh the humanity!
So MLB is racist for only wanting black players who have star potential or speed? Is that what you're implying? Or that "scrappy" players like David Eckstein or Ryan Theriot are in the bigs at the expense of African-American players?
Weak POV.
I'm making an observation, not an argument. Do with it what you will
Hexpane wrote:name that baby!
what division?
steve wrote:Maybe keep a Grinder Watch for Bill Hall
he hit 35 home runs last year!(2006)
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:09 pm
by katie_ a douchebag_Archive
steve wrote:Not NL West, but does Marlon Anderson count?
Good one!
I would add Marlon Byrd to the All-Marlon Grinders.
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:16 pm
by Daffodil Column_Archive
slowriot wrote:Lenny Harris
hitting coach for the Nats
slowriot wrote:Tike Redman
yes, if he plays a few more seasons
slowriot wrote:Daryle Ward
Astros and Dodgers were expecting more
slowriot wrote:Termel Sledge
Hmm. 15 homers, 133 games as a rookie Expo. Let's see how long he lasts
slowriot wrote:Rondell White
Shannon Stewart?
definitely starters who were/are depended on
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:59 am
by alandeus_Archive
Daffodil Column wrote:There's this baseball player whose name i'm trying to remember. He's a currently active postition player of African-American descent. He doesn't have a lot of natural talent and he's not a great athlete, and no one's ever expected him to become a star, but he always finds a place on an MLB roster because he's a real blue-collar worker, a scrapper, he works hard, and he always hustles. Can anyone tell me who i'm thinking of?
Rick Reuben wrote:This is an old point.
If this is not the point Daffodil is making, then I will nominate Bill Hall, Brewers.
I'd have to go with Donnie Sadler. The exception to the rule, if you will. As Casey said, you can look it up.
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:14 pm
by GhostFace_Archive
Ray King
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:28 pm
by Germ War_Archive
Germ War wrote:Eric Young.
*edit* I guess he retired last year, and upon further inspection, was an All-Star in 1996 (mandatory one-per team?).
Man, I was gonna say Quinton McCracken, but he dropped out of the pros last year and is playing in an independent league now. You should've asked this question last year!
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 1:20 pm
by Hexpane_Archive
Germ War wrote:Germ War wrote:Eric Young.
*edit* I guess he retired last year, and upon further inspection, was an All-Star in 1996 (mandatory one-per team?).
Man, I was gonna say
Quinton McCracken, but he dropped out of the pros last year and is playing in an independent league now. You should've asked this question last year!
he is not black, he was a scottish lord from a few hundred years ago.
Reggie Willits from the Angels is not white either!
can t remember baseball player s name
Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 1:38 pm
by Daffodil Column_Archive
alandeus wrote:I'd have to go with Donnie Sadler. The exception to the rule, if you will. As Casey said, you can look it up.
a good coice, but a juicer, if you can believe it . . .