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Look at this freaking lineup!'94, best record in baseball when the strike hit.
Look at this freaking lineup!'94, best record in baseball when the strike hit.
Plus Wetteland closing games and a young Rondell White on the bench. Moises Alou was a good playerLook at this freaking lineup!
My Indians werent too shabby, look at this powerLook at this freaking lineup!
right when they started their run during the 90's. Somehow the Yankees were the best in the AL. Jimmey Key was awesome that year on the mound. I remember I went to the final game of the season. yankees vs blue jays. I remember Joe Carter hitting an extra inning homer and then the yanks tying it up, only to lose the next inning to another homer. I don't remember who hit that one.My Indians werent too shabby, look at this power
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1B-Paul Sorrento
2B-Carlos Baerga
SS-Omar Vizquel
3B-Jim Thome
LF-Albert Belle
CF-Kenny Lofton
RF-Manny Ramirez
DH-Eddie Murray
That is a very solid lineup too. I forgot Thome used to play the 3 bag back then.My Indians werent too shabby, look at this power
C-Alomar JR
1B-Paul Sorrento
2B-Carlos Baerga
SS-Omar Vizquel
3B-Jim Thome
LF-Albert Belle
CF-Kenny Lofton
RF-Manny Ramirez
DH-Eddie Murray
That is so awesome! He could absolutely pitch like no ones business. I played high school ball against a kid with 1 arm. The dude could sling it, and watching him flip the glove over each pitch was unbelievableImagine Jim Abbott no-hit a Cleveland lineup very similar to that in 93. I still say that is one of the most amazing things I have ever watched in sports. A guy with 1 hand throwing a no-hitter. Man I loved Jim Abbott. I was really big in to baseball cards then. I used to go nuts when I'd get a JA card. I even sent him one once to get an autograph.
my first baseball game I ever went to was Yankees vs Angels. I remember sitting in the outfield during warmups and my dad giving me his binoculars and told me to watch Abbott. I couldn't believe it. When he went to the Yankees I was pumped.That is so awesome! He could absolutely pitch like no ones business. I played high school ball against a kid with 1 arm. The dude could sling it, and watching him flip the glove over each pitch was unbelievable
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I don't think people appreciate just how difficult it was for him to pitch. The fact that he did what he did was unreal.my first baseball game I ever went to was Yankees vs Angels. I remember sitting in the outfield during warmups and my dad giving me his binoculars and told me to watch Abbott. I couldn't believe it. When he went to the Yankees I was pumped.
Remember what people said about the Marlins last year? Toronto is in the same boat. Will be interesting to say the least.I think the AL East standings could get turned upside down from last year.
It's unfortunate that Philips was mishandled the way he was by Wedge's staff. I don't think he ever had a fair chance and we gave up on him way to quickly. Man. That was a great trade.Grady looked like a guy who was ready to become one of the elites in the game. Injuries have certainly robbed him of what could have been an excellent career. Ever think Montreal/Washington wishes they didn't pull that trade off for Colon? They gave up Sizemore, Cliff Lee, and Brandon Phillips(Lee Stevens too).
My Bro was a HUGE Jim Abbot fan, loved that dude.Imagine Jim Abbott no-hit a Cleveland lineup very similar to that in 93. I still say that is one of the most amazing things I have ever watched in sports. A guy with 1 hand throwing a no-hitter. Man I loved Jim Abbott. I was really big in to baseball cards then. I used to go nuts when I'd get a JA card. I even sent him one once to get an autograph.
It's certainly going to be interestingRemember what people said about the Marlins last year? Toronto is in the same boat. Will be interesting to say the least.
True, but Toronto picked up a lot of pitching. Makes you wonder if Holliday is wishing he was back there.Remember what people said about the Marlins last year? Toronto is in the same boat. Will be interesting to say the least.
Why u think such a big drop for them? Dont recall them having a ton of departures from last year's teamI think that the orioles might be the only ones under .500 in that division.
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They need to fire Buck so they can win the World Series.Why u think such a big drop for them? Dont recall them having a ton of departures from last year's team
I could see the Red Sox being under .500 too.I think that the orioles might be the only ones under .500 in that division.
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Because in reality they got super lucky. They were 29-9 in one run games and won 16 or 17 extra inning games in a row.Why u think such a big drop for them? Dont recall them having a ton of departures from last year's team
Yes Yorkem you are right. They are such a wildcard for me because I could see them being really good, but they haven't lived up to expectations of lateI could see the Red Sox being under .500 too.
3 out of 4 or something is lucky, 29-9 and the 16 out of 17 I think you have to have a little more than luck. While I dont see them winning 90+, I cant see them too far away from 80+Because in reality they got super lucky. They were 29-9 in one run games and won 16 or 17 extra inning games in a row.
They also I believe finished the season giving up more runs then they scored. I just don't think those type of stats lend to long term success
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Well 80 or less would be below .500. I am not saying they are a bad team, just that they are nowhere near as good as they performed last year I dont think. For a team to win that many games who was outscored on the season is unheard of.3 out of 4 or something is lucky, 29-9 and the 16 out of 17 I think you have to have a little more than luck. While I dont see them winning 90+, I cant see them too far away from 80+
As a kid I had a million questions of my dad about Jim Abbott. To the point that he took me to the Big A to watch him pitch for our Angels. That guy was an inspiration and a heck of an athlete!Imagine Jim Abbott no-hit a Cleveland lineup very similar to that in 93. I still say that is one of the most amazing things I have ever watched in sports. A guy with 1 hand throwing a no-hitter. Man I loved Jim Abbott. I was really big in to baseball cards then. I used to go nuts when I'd get a JA card. I even sent him one once to get an autograph.