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View Poll Results: Who is the greatest living player today? | |||
Ronald Acuna Jr |
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1 | 0.24% |
Johnny Bench |
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16 | 3.86% |
Mookie Betts |
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0 | 0% |
Barry Bonds |
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116 | 28.02% |
Steve Carlton |
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0 | 0% |
Roger Clemens |
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2 | 0.48% |
Ken Griifey Jr |
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37 | 8.94% |
Rickey Henderson |
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27 | 6.52% |
Randy Johnson |
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2 | 0.48% |
Sandy Koufax |
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52 | 12.56% |
Greg Maddux |
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7 | 1.69% |
Pedro Martinez |
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5 | 1.21% |
Shohei Ohtani |
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18 | 4.35% |
Albert Pujols |
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16 | 3.86% |
Cal Ripken Jr |
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5 | 1.21% |
Alex Rodriguez |
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0 | 0% |
Pete Rose |
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39 | 9.42% |
Nolan Ryan |
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34 | 8.21% |
Mike Schmidt |
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17 | 4.11% |
Ichiro Suzuki |
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7 | 1.69% |
Mike Trout |
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1 | 0.24% |
Other |
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12 | 2.90% |
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Carter and bk400- Thank you for the lucidity, it helps to combat the
deliberate obfuscation we've been seeing from the usual suspects. A few closing points: 1) This debate is NOT about evil roiders versus real heroes. THAT is the simplistic view and it's wrong. 2) The original post question asked for the greatest living MLB player. It is obvious that such a person, whoever he is, should possess statistical gravitas and some measure of respect by those involved. This person doesn't need to be "perfect", a saint, or everyone's favorite. The person certainly cannot be someone whose first impression nearly always comes back to duplicity for personal gain. That person can be termed sneaky, successful, or opportunistic- but "great" isn't the word. 3) For those who think it's cool or mature to choose Bonds, it may be worth the time to ask yourself if you truly think he best represents this sport you claim to adore. If you truly can't think of anyone else, you are the problem. He's sludge at the bottom of the barrel in this conversation. 4) For what it's worth, I thought Bonds was an excellent player before his head grew and his power numbers mysteriously skyrocketed. I'm sure many of you thrilled to his latter career exploits. I did not. You got duped or, at barest minimum, knew it was fake and played along by excusing it somehow within yourself. This doesn't make Bonds great, it makes the entire chapter/era rather sad. Bonds doesn't give a rip, he laughed all the way to the bank (and people STILL defend it). Trent King |
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