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#24
06-06-2002, 10:55 AM
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Just How Good Do Us Vintage Fans Think Barry Bonds Is???
Posted By: runscott
But he wouldn't make my list of "athletes I would enjoy having a beer with". But it doesn't matter - he's a great player. My evil side - I would love to see him hit a towering shot toward the fence, do his normal walk slowly and admire himself thing, and see the ball drop short of the fence and he gets a single. I've seen Fred McGriff experience this, and it's really pleasant. I went to a Rangers game on my 30th birthday and got to see Mitch Williams give up a game-winning home run in relief - truly a special moment. 
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