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Straw man argument?? You imply that the voters are the say all, know it alls of baseball. So if these folks are the arbiters of who belongs in the Hall, how in hell did any of them leave those inarguably great players off their ballots????? Many people like you, right? You? If that's the metric, then I will gladly ignore all of them and rely on reality instead.
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![]() I think in the aggregate, yes, the voters are a pretty good barometer of who is Hall-worthy. Obviously there are some idiots voting but overall, someone getting 15 percent in their first three tries, is pretty relevant. Now if it's true that the reason people aren't voting for Kent is steroid suspicion, then I would have to modify that. But wasn't Kent leading the charge for testing? And wasn't he even speaking out against HGH? http://www.sfgate.com/giants/shea/ar...ra-4197014.php Perhaps more than any other ballplayer, Kent lobbied for testing when it wasn't trendy, when the union and much of its membership fought against it. In a clubhouse in which Greg Anderson once had free rein as a drug runner for Bonds and other Giants, Kent often stood at his locker and called for Major League Baseball and the union to iron out a legitimate steroids policy. Last edited by Peter_Spaeth; 01-07-2016 at 02:31 PM. |
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Peter--- you're a passive aggressive lawyer ? Darn.
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If WAR and JAWS is the only way you can understand a player you watched that's sad. People like you will look at a player like Bernie Williams' stats forever and have no idea about how clutch he was when it mattered. But I will because I used my eyes.
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How many of his 2076 games did you see?
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![]() Nearly all of them. But his ability is much better represented on paper as you prefer. |
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That's a lot of games, wow. So do you think he should be in the Hall?
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More aggressive than passive I would say.
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