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frankbmd 01-07-2015 09:47 AM

The Scoundrel HOF
 
It seems to be HOF thread season so let me so bold to add "The Scoundrel HOF".

To qualify a player, manager, coach, owner or umpire must be compared to other scoundrels of their era. Statistics are definitely a secondary consideration for the selection committee. I'm looking for corkers, spitters, bribers, corruption of all types and especially felons.

Please nominate no more than three selections in your post and if possible make it three from different eras. I will keep a tally (vote count) and after 426 posts, the top ten on the list will be inducted into "The Scoundrel HOF".

I will get the ball rolling by nominating

Hal Chase
Pete Rose
Barry Bonds

The nominations will be added and updated periodically below. Currently 4 nominations qualifies for the top ten. I am not going to check for cheating and if you listed more than three, they are all counted. And we are using Chicago voting rules, vote early and vote often.;) Totals below through Post #120:

1 Braun, Ryan 13
2 Bonds, Barry 11
3 Rose 8
4 Clemens 8
5 Rodriguez, Alex 8
6 Cobb 6
7 Urbina 5
8 McGwire 5
9 Selig 4
10 Bergen 4
11 Anson 4
12 Chase 3
13 Sosa 3
14 Hall, Mel 3
15 Landis 3
16 Gandil 3
17 Jackson, Joe 3
18 Miller, Marvin 3

19 Chapman 2
20 Boggs 2
21 Canseco 2
22 Marichal 2
23 Powell, Jake 2
24 DiMaggio, Joe 2
25 Devlin, Jim 2
26 McLain 2
27 Howe, Steve 2
28 Curtis 2
29 Cedeno 1
30 Cepeda 1
31 Risberg 1
32 Kingman 1
33 Dykstra 1
34 Belle 1
35 Gooden 1
36 Strawberry 1
37 Thomson, Hank 1
38 Cicotte 1
39 Williams, Lefty 1
40 Comiskey 1
41 Scott, Mike 1
42 Perry, Gaylord 1
43 Speaker 1
44 Hornsby 1
45 Bradley, Milton 1
46 Mays, Carl 1
47 Burns, Bill 1
48 Palmiero 1
49 Hall, George 1
50 Tebeau, Pat 1
51 Fehr 1
52 Ramirez 1
53 Justice 1
54 Piazza 1
55 Caminiti 1
56 Machado 1
57 Niekro, Joe 1
58 Robison bros 1
59 McGraw 1
60 Hoyt, Lamarr 1
61 Nettles 1
62 Pineda 1
63 Mantle 1
64 Mays, Willie 1
65 Bouchee 1
66 Neel 1
67 Dukes 1
68 Giles, Brian 1
69 Comiskey 1
70 Puckett 1

Vintagecatcher 01-07-2015 10:20 AM

The Scoundrel HOF
 
Hi Frank,

Here are my 3 for the scoundrel HOF.

Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Roger Clemons

Patrick

Eric72 01-07-2015 10:26 AM

Ty Cobb
Mel Hall
Ugeth Urbina

ksabet 01-07-2015 10:26 AM

My three:


Pete Rose
Ugueth Urbina
Denny Mclain

bn2cardz 01-07-2015 10:40 AM

So are they the best player that also happen to be scoundrels? Or is this the biggest scoundrel of their era?

If it is the biggest scoundrel without any care for on the field play than here are mine:

Marty Bergen

César Cedeño

Ugueth Urbina

frankbmd 01-07-2015 10:48 AM

Urtain
 
I think we may have a closer, in more ways than one.;):eek::D

Bocabirdman 01-07-2015 11:08 AM

Let us nor forget Orlando Cepeda and his suitcase of weed.:D

Jayworld 01-07-2015 11:10 AM

Charles Risberg
Barry Bonds
Ryan Braun

slipk1068 01-07-2015 11:35 AM

From what I have read, Dave Kingman and Joe DiMaggio are/were not nice guys.

edit: Lenny Dykstra

wolf441 01-07-2015 11:40 AM

Hal Chase
Ben Chapman
Joey Belle

Northviewcats 01-07-2015 11:42 AM

Some possible additions to your SHOF
 
If you take into consideration players that were talented enough to make the Hall of Fame but their inner demons got in the way I would nominate:

Dwight Gooden
Darryl Strawberry
Hank Thompson

Denny McLain has also been mentioned. What he did to the retirement fund at Peet Packing Company was pretty low.

jdeptula 01-07-2015 11:43 AM

3 Black Sox:

Chick Gandil
Eddie Cicotte
Lefty Williams

I watched Eight Men Out the Other Day :)

slipk1068 01-07-2015 12:36 PM

Charles Comiskey has to be a first ballot scoundrel. No way Cicotte should be nominated.

pariah1107 01-07-2015 12:44 PM

Cap Anson
Hal Chase
Kennesaw Mountain Landis

bcbgcbrcb 01-07-2015 12:45 PM

How about Mike Scott and his famous "cutter" from c1986?

Section103 01-07-2015 12:46 PM

Gaylord Perry. He cheated so much and just smiled about it that it became publicly acceptable.

jdeptula 01-07-2015 12:55 PM

Really? He didn't throw Series games for cash?

Not trying to be snarky, just curious of your reasoning.

Agree on Comisky. Should have probably had him after Gandil.


Quote:

Originally Posted by slipk1068 (Post 1363628)
Charles Comiskey has to be a first ballot scoundrel. No way Cicotte should be nominated.


conor912 01-07-2015 01:16 PM

Ty Cobb
Marvin Miller
Alex Rodriguez

rats60 01-07-2015 01:28 PM

Instead of repeats, guys not listed yet

Speaker
Hornsby
All yet unlisted PED guys.

Let's list some more PED guys.

The Nasty Nati 01-07-2015 01:31 PM

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Definitely Ty Cobb #1, then #2 Pete Rose, and assuming we are talking about "potential" HOFers #3 Barry Bonds.

I'm still hesitant to splurge money on a T206 Cobb because the guy was just a horrible person. I understand he lived in a different era, but he was extremely racist...much respect to Boss Schmidt, a guy who would literally knock Cobb out when he would make racist remarks and harassments.

ALR-bishop 01-07-2015 01:43 PM

Hos
 
Canseco
Rose (taxes)
Milton Bradley ( not the game)

Honorable mentions

Ed Bouche
Tawny Kittaen ( for assault of Chuck Finley)

BicycleSpokes 01-07-2015 01:51 PM

The Scoundrel HOF
 
I nominate Bud Selig, for keeping his eyes closed during the PED era. If he had demonstrated better leadership, much of our current HOF predicaments might have been avoided altogether. He did a real disservice to the game he was supposed to be protecting, in my opinion.


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earlywynnfan 01-07-2015 02:14 PM

Trying for new names, but Anson HAS to be an inaugural member!

Cap Anson
Carl Mays
Wade Boggs

slipk1068 01-07-2015 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdeptula (Post 1363644)
Really? He didn't throw Series games for cash?

Not trying to be snarky, just curious of your reasoning.

Agree on Comiskey. Should have probably had him after Gandil.

I am not at all trying to be snarky either, but how is it possible to watch Eight Men Out and not view Cicotte as at least somewhat of a victim? The guy had a contract for a 10 grand bonus if he won 30 games. Comiskey ordered him benched after 29 games which prevented him from collecting that bonus which was a HUGE amount of money probably more than his yearly salary. And everyone was so Shocked when it happened.

Throwing games for money was not uncommon in a time when players were enslaved by The Reserve Clause. I am shocked that it wasn't a more common occurrence.

I would like to see Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver, and Cicotte enshrined in Cooperstown.

Econteachert205 01-07-2015 02:22 PM

Sleepy bill burns

Ben chapman

Steve Howe

bundy462 01-07-2015 02:30 PM

list
 
Gandil for his "ringleader" role in the Black Sox debacle
Rose for the gambling
Selig because when there are too many players to name one specifically for PEDs, you have to look at the guy at the top

Fred 01-07-2015 02:38 PM

From the PED-o-files:

Bonds
ARod
Braun
Palmiero
Clemens

I respect McGwire because he didn't lie (until he got caught) about his PED use. Those other boneheads listed are just a bunch of talente schmucks, Bonds in more ways than just his PED use/denial. Sadly, Bonds would have been HOF material without the PEDs.

Eric72 01-07-2015 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bn2cardz (Post 1363572)

Marty Bergen

Amazingly, I had never heard the story of Marty Bergen before. What a psycho!

Hard to believe he only has one vote so far. Since we're only allowed to nominate three scoundrels, I will do the next best thing.

I second your nomination of Marty Bergen.

What he did makes PED use, throwing games, or betting on baseball seem relatively minor, by comparison.

Best regards,

Eric

Kenny Cole 01-07-2015 02:49 PM

I'll go back to the early days for some new names

Jim Devlin
George Hall
Pat Tebeau

Peter_Spaeth 01-07-2015 03:02 PM

ARod Bonds Boggs.

jdeptula 01-07-2015 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slipk1068 (Post 1363679)
I am not at all trying to be snarky either, but how is it possible to watch Eight Men Out and not view Cicotte as at least somewhat of a victim? The guy had a contract for a 10 grand bonus if he won 30 games. Comiskey ordered him benched after 29 games which prevented him from collecting that bonus which was a HUGE amount of money probably more than his yearly salary. And everyone was so Shocked when it happened.

Throwing games for money was not uncommon in a time when players were enslaved by The Reserve Clause. I am shocked that it wasn't a more common occurrence.

I would like to see Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver, and Cicotte enshrined in Cooperstown.

You make a valid point. It just seemed to me that Cicotte and Williams did most of the "heavy lifting", so to speak, when it came to throwing the games. You could leave out any of the other 6 guys and still lose 5 games. With those 2 playing their best, Chicago likely wins regardless.

I would also like to see Jackson in the Hof. Never really thought of Cicotte in that way, but I see where you're coming from.

rats60 01-07-2015 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BicycleSpokes (Post 1363669)
I nominate Bud Selig, for keeping his eyes closed during the PED era. If he had demonstrated better leadership, much of our current HOF predicaments might have been avoided altogether. He did a real disservice to the game he was supposed to be protecting, in my opinion.


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Don't forget Donald Fehr who did everything he could to block testing and keep cheaters from being exposed.

ksabet 01-07-2015 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fred (Post 1363691)
From the PED-o-files:

Sadly, Bonds would have been HOF material without the PEDs.

He is still HOF material.

mattsey9 01-07-2015 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slipk1068 (Post 1363679)
I am not at all trying to be snarky either, but how is it possible to watch Eight Men Out and not view Cicotte as at least somewhat of a victim? The guy had a contract for a 10 grand bonus if he won 30 games. Comiskey ordered him benched after 29 games which prevented him from collecting that bonus which was a HUGE amount of money probably more than his yearly salary. And everyone was so Shocked when it happened.

Throwing games for money was not uncommon in a time when players were enslaved by The Reserve Clause. I am shocked that it wasn't a more common occurrence.

I would like to see Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver, and Cicotte enshrined in Cooperstown.

Throwing games for money was unfortunately all too common in this era. However, current scholarship reveals that the Cicotte 10K bonus story we've all heard isn't based in fact. There was no clause in Cicotte's pact rewarding him for 30 wins, and it seems that the player himself begged off duty to return home to rest his weary arm.

In fact, Cheapskate Comiskey doubled the pay of Cicotte and Lefty Williams for 1920.

sniffy5 01-07-2015 05:52 PM

I don't think McGwire or Sosa are hof material. Without their shameless steroid use, and in Mcgwire's case, offensively shameless, when he hugs proudly hugs Maris' sons moments after stealing their father's well-earned legacy by so obviously cheating to attain that record, McGwire and Sosa are nothing special. I even think McGwire had a season hitting below the Mendoza line. Yeah, the hall is full of guys like that... But what I really wonder is how we would view Bonds and Clemens had they not been, and presumably still are, incredible a**holes. Clemens had an ongoing relationship with a 10th grade girl when he was a married man of 30. She has since committed suicide. How do you sleep at night Roger? I'm sure he sleeps very well, which tells us all we need to know about Roger Clemens. And if 1/10 of what "Game of Shadows" is true about Bonds, then he has a personality disorder that borders on psychotic. Yet, if those two dudes had happened to be nicer, humbler, more likable, I wonder if things would be different for them going forward..??

iwantitiwinit 01-07-2015 05:54 PM

Arod
Arod
Arod

EvilKing00 01-07-2015 06:12 PM

Anson
Cobb
Canseco
Marty Bergen

dgo71 01-07-2015 06:34 PM

Marty Bergen
Chad Curtis
Manny Ramirez

quinnsryche 01-07-2015 06:52 PM

Bonds
Clemens
Sosa
McGwire

Miserable, cheatin' SOB's
Hate all 4 of them and all the other juiced up scum (Palmiero, Canseco, Caminiti etc)

Kenny Cole 01-07-2015 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quinnsryche (Post 1363831)
Bonds
Clemens
Sosa
McGwire

Miserable, cheatin' SOB's
Hate all 4 of them and all the other juiced up scum (Palmiero, Canseco, Caminiti etc)

Caminiti's dead, so you can probably lose your hate for him now.

D.P.Johnson 01-07-2015 07:35 PM

Juan Marichal for the Johnny Roseboro incident.
Pete Rose for the Ray Fosse incident.
David Justice for the Halle Berry incident.

drmondobueno 01-07-2015 07:50 PM

Bonds
Piazza
McGwire

Sosa
Clemens
Caminiti


OK, that s six. So I vote once for me and once for my son, who knows way too much about Steroid era ballplayers after playing the last 20 years in local weekend beer leagues with multiple pro ballplayers, including Canseco.

Kenny Cole 01-07-2015 07:58 PM

I don't really view Caminiti as a scoundrel. I just think his story is incredibly sad and a tragic and awful waste of a life.

Texxxx 01-07-2015 08:09 PM

Julio Machado
Ugueth Urbina
Mel Hall

AJR 01-07-2015 08:26 PM

Defending Cobb
 
I don't understand why Ty Cobb is on so many scoundrel lists. Yesterday in ESPN they also made a reference to Cobb being a dishonest player and frankly I need to stand up for good old Ty...

While he may have been gruff, mean, bigoted, rough and cruel as a man he never was a cheat!

It seems arbitrary to place him alongside the likes of Hal Chase or Barry Bonds both of whom actually cheated in different ways.

The Hall should be about baseball accomplishments, not being a nice guy. For that reason, Cobb was the first man inducted into the hall out voting, Ruth, Wagner, Johnson, Matthewson and the like.

Anyway, just my 2 cents.

conor912 01-07-2015 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AJR (Post 1363880)
I don't understand why Ty Cobb is on so many scoundrel lists. Yesterday in ESPN they also made a reference to Cobb being a dishonest player and frankly I need to stand up for good old Ty...

While he may have been gruff, mean, bigoted, rough and cruel as a man he never was a cheat!

It seems arbitrary to place him alongside the likes of Hal Chase or Barry Binds both of whom actually cheated in different ways.

The Hall should be about baseball accomplishments, not being a nice guy. For that reason, Cobb was the first man inducted into the hall out voting, Ruth, Wagner, Johnson, Matthewson and the like.

Anyway, just my 2 cents.

It's not The Cheat HOF, it's The Scoundrel HOF :)

dgo71 01-07-2015 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Texxxx (Post 1363871)
Julio Machado
Ugueth Urbina
Mel Hall

Good call on Hall and Machado! Can I change one of my three to Chad Curtis?

frankbmd 01-07-2015 10:21 PM

Scoundrel HOF Update - Day 1
 
56 scoundrels have been nominated so far. The list will be added and updated in the first post.

Chris-Counts 01-07-2015 11:36 PM

With great pleasure, I nominate Bud Selig.

Tabe 01-08-2015 12:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattsey9 (Post 1363762)
Throwing games for money was unfortunately all too common in this era. However, current scholarship reveals that the Cicotte 10K bonus story we've all heard isn't based in fact. There was no clause in Cicotte's pact rewarding him for 30 wins, and it seems that the player himself begged off duty to return home to rest his weary arm.

In fact, Cheapskate Comiskey doubled the pay of Cicotte and Lefty Williams for 1920.

Not to mention Cicotte had two shots at #30 and blew both.

Tabe 01-08-2015 12:30 AM

I wonder how many of Cobb's nominations are based on the false stories made up by Al Stump?

Kenny Cole 01-08-2015 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tabe (Post 1363935)
I wonder how many of Cobb's nominations are based on the false stories made up by Al Stump?

LOL, I wonder how many really bad true stories Stump didn't tell.

Jim65 01-08-2015 03:40 AM

Joe Niekro
Juan Marichal
Joe Jackson

bn2cardz 01-08-2015 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric72 (Post 1363694)
Amazingly, I had never heard the story of Marty Bergen before. What a psycho!

Hard to believe he only has one vote so far. Since we're only allowed to nominate three scoundrels, I will do the next best thing.

I second your nomination of Marty Bergen.

What he did makes PED use, throwing games, or betting on baseball seem relatively minor, by comparison.

Best regards,

Eric

Well I am glad I am not alone in believing slaughtering your 3 year old son, 6 year old daughter, and your spouse with an ax is a worse offense than using PEDs or being rude to fans.

earlywynnfan 01-08-2015 08:51 AM

I'm going to rebel here!!! Keeping it to three choices is arbitrary and constricting. Weren't the original HOF voters allowed 5 picks?? I'm adding two more:

Mel Hall -- I hope there's a special place in Hell for pedophiles
The Robison brothers -- syndicate baseball!!

Ken

Runscott 01-08-2015 10:47 AM

I'll go with baseball-related scoundrels. My nominations are based on my extreme dislike for liars - these four epitomize lying and betrayal of their fans, and will always head up my own personal 'scoundrel' hall of fame, regardless of the results of Frank's poll (which is very interesting).

I had to choose four, as they are almost tied (in my mind, at least). There are others whose PED use was certainly as bad, but these were the poster boys in terms of their brazen public denial. Braun is #1 because he sacrificed a man who was simply doing his job. McGwire's pansy-like behavior in court deserves special mention - apparently when the steroids wore off, his balls shrunk. Rodriguez was/is just plain stupid - to me, easily the dumbest of the entire bunch. Barry Bonds doesn't make my list, because he at least spared us the constant stupid public denials. We knew he was lying, he knew we knew. The others tried much harder to fool us.

1. Braun
2. Rodriguez
3. McGwire
4. Clemens

EvilKing00 01-08-2015 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris Counts (Post 1363931)
With great pleasure, I nominate Bud Selig.

cant believe I forgot him! great call there!

a quick rant I had on him a while back if anyone cares about him - http://metsmerizedonline.com/2014/01...ud-selig.html/

campyfan39 01-08-2015 11:16 AM

Bonds
Rose
Landis


great thread

Section103 01-08-2015 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bn2cardz (Post 1363967)
Well I am glad I am not alone in believing slaughtering your 3 year old son, 6 year old daughter, and your spouse with an ax is a worse offense than using PEDs or being rude to fans.

The instance is, of course, worse than anything else listed here. But to me, the situation is far more sad and tragic than it is scandalous. The guy was very clearly not in his right mind and very far from it. We don't treat mental illness well today. I can only imagine how poorly it was handled then. I do fault the guy for not taking his meds (that's his responsibility) but somebody should have stepped in and institutionalized this guy way before anything like this happened. Its a failure on so many fronts.

Runscott 01-08-2015 12:38 PM

It is a common misconception that mentally ill people realize they are mentally ill and are making a sane decision not to take their meds.

baseballart 01-08-2015 12:41 PM

I am very puzzled by a nomination of Marvin Miller, unless one is a fan of labour laws in 19th century England. Even so, a scoundrel?

asoriano 01-08-2015 12:47 PM

Bonds
Rodriguez
Selig

packs 01-08-2015 01:35 PM

Jake Powell, a real dirt bag.

earlywynnfan 01-08-2015 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by packs (Post 1364094)
Jake Powell, a real dirt bag.

Much more deserving, IMHO, than Ben Chapman, who was a product of his upbringing (not much of an excuse) but matured and became a much better human being as he got older. From what I've read, Powell was a SOB till the end.

ElCabron 01-08-2015 02:41 PM

Anson
Cobb
Landis

ALR-bishop 01-08-2015 02:50 PM

Marvin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by baseballart (Post 1364083)
I am very puzzled by a nomination of Marvin Miller, unless one is a fan of labour laws in 19th century England. Even so, a scoundrel?


My only complaint against Mr Miller was his apparent negative impact on the Topps 1968 set and the 1969 set, at least the first four series :)

Peter_Spaeth 01-08-2015 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Section103 (Post 1364062)
The instance is, of course, worse than anything else listed here. But to me, the situation is far more sad and tragic than it is scandalous. The guy was very clearly not in his right mind and very far from it. We don't treat mental illness well today. I can only imagine how poorly it was handled then. I do fault the guy for not taking his meds (that's his responsibility) but somebody should have stepped in and institutionalized this guy way before anything like this happened. Its a failure on so many fronts.

What meds were available in the 1890s?

Section103 01-08-2015 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth (Post 1364119)
What meds were available in the 1890s?

Im no expert, to say the least, but bromides were what was prescribed for Bergen if we are to believe Wikipedia.

PM770 01-08-2015 03:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop (Post 1364117)
My only complaint against Mr Miller was his apparent negative impact on the Topps 1968 set and the 1969 set, at least the first four series :)

I'll admit my ignorance and/or my sarcasm meter is broken, but waht did he do to the 1968 & 69 Topps sets?

Peter_Spaeth 01-08-2015 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Section103 (Post 1364121)
Im no expert, to say the least, but bromides were what was prescribed for Bergen if we are to believe Wikipedia.

Ah the good old days. I bet Burkett wrote a lot of those prescriptions in the day.

frankbmd 01-08-2015 03:27 PM

Peter, take your bromides and keep the doctor-patient relationship confidential.;)

earlywynnfan 01-08-2015 04:01 PM

I'm not surprised at how many picked Cobb, although I don't think he was nearly as bad as most believe. But why hasn't anyone named a player/manager that actually PRIDED himself on being an SOB??

I present to you: John J. Mugsy McGraw!

Peter_Spaeth 01-08-2015 04:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1364138)
Peter, take your bromides and keep the doctor-patient relationship confidential.;)

The malpractice suit will be very public. I expected better from a doctor with 100 years of experience.

frankbmd 01-08-2015 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth (Post 1364163)
The malpractice suit will be very public. I expected better from a doctor with 100 years of experience.

101 years and I have an experienced attorney.;)

Runscott 01-08-2015 04:59 PM

Frank honed his collecting skills early in his medical career.

http://www.spidermex.com/html/html16..._t17-e02_a.jpg

Steve D 01-08-2015 05:51 PM

Lamarr Hoyt
Graig Nettles
Michael Pineda

Steve

Eric72 01-08-2015 06:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankbmd (Post 1363543)

Chicago voting rules, vote early and vote often

Fair enough, Frank. I was born and raised in Philadelphia, where half the graveyards cast their vote for Mayor every four years. :eek:

Jim Devlin
Chick Gandil
Barry Bonds

eastonfalcon19 01-08-2015 06:09 PM

Rose
Clemens
J.Jackson

Runscott 01-08-2015 06:09 PM

Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Joe DiMaggio

Eric72 01-08-2015 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott (Post 1364220)
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Joe DiMaggio

Scott,

Are you stirring the pot with this post or do you think those three were truly scoundrels?


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