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Oh, thank goodness you are talking about awards. I thought someone stole his frozen head.
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I remember reading that he wasn't very popular with some of the media, perhaps because of his attitude during interviews or press conferences. Quite a few of them refused to vote for him out of spite. I have no idea if this is true or not, but if it is it makes sense.
Also the guy who won in 41 also did something pretty remarkable, so that one is understandable.
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not being a nice guy did not help his Cause
a recent quote "Though he quietly committed countless acts of kindness and generosity, he also railed at sportswriters, cursed and spat at fans, and took out his rage on those closest to him, hurling profanity at his wives and children and ripping phones out of the wall. And in a truly bizarre ending to his life's story, his son had Williams' head and body cryonically frozen, generating a bitter family dispute that played out in the Boston media". this was back in the day of Real Media nothing held back they took some of his actions towards the media personally and it showed up in their voting , But he was one of the best hitters with out a doubt. Last edited by megalimey; 08-30-2019 at 02:17 PM. |
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It's actually a shame that personality factors so much into the MVP and Hall of Fame voting. In my opinion it cheapens the awards tremendously. The way people like Albert Belle have been robbed is completely unfair. Being a "nice guy" or being polite should not be a criteria for them winning award in the sport they play.
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“Off with his head!”
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Portions of which will be in the Pannini "cryo gems" insert set....
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I agree about the 5 missed years. If you look at it objectively, those years were in his prime. I figure conservatively that if he had those years in MLB, he would have been top 3 in all-time home runs to go along with his other achievements. Again, as a Yankee fan it pains me to admit it, but Teddy Ballgame may have been the greatest hitter in the history of Major League Baseball.
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headsicle? ![]() Awesome...
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+1 I thought about the head being stolen too when I first saw the subject of the thread.
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LOL! That's why I clicked. I had visions of some creepy collector guy having stolen his head to put on display in his private quarters.
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