One Man’s Opinion

[Shoeless Moe]

Bonds is the ALL TIME HOME RUN leader, career and season, PERIOD.

I don't see a lot of World's Strongest Men competitor's in the Big Leagues.

Magnus ver Magnussan couldn't touch Jamie Moyer.

Judge is having a great season, but he's a long way from Barry.

Funny how Yankee fans don't complain about him batting leadoff so he can get more at bats and break the home run record, but when he can't get the batting title on his own it's somebody else's fault.

Typical New Yorkers.

I got some cheese for you whine!

[Bobbycee]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Bonds is the ALL TIME HOME RUN leader, career and season, PERIOD.

I don't see a lot of World's Strongest Men competitor's in the Big Leagues.

Magnus ver Magnussan couldn't touch Jamie Moyer.

Judge is having a great season, but he's a long way from Barry.

Funny how Yankee fans don't complain about him batting leadoff so he can get more at bats and break the home run record, but when he can't get the batting title on his own it's somebody else's fault.

Typical New Yorkers.

I got some cheese for you whine!

"Most Blocked Poster". You enjoy being a feminine product made of vinegar, and it shows. Not too many people will agree with you that Bonds is the best HR hitter PERIOD. I'd rather have NYers have my back than wherever you reside.

[Hxcmilkshake]

Originally Posted by Bobbycee

"Most Blocked Poster". You enjoy being a feminine product made of vinegar, and it shows. Not too many people will agree with you that Bonds is the best HR hitter PERIOD. I'd rather have NYers have my back than wherever you reside.

This.

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[G1911]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Bonds is the ALL TIME HOME RUN leader, career and season, PERIOD.

True.

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

I don't see a lot of World's Strongest Men competitor's in the Big Leagues.

Technically true, but seems odd to add in.

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Magnus ver Magnussan couldn't touch Jamie Moyer.

Just trolling.

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Judge is having a great season, but he's a long way from Barry.

True. Barry was aided by cheating chemically, but true.

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Funny how Yankee fans don't complain about him batting leadoff so he can get more at bats and break the home run record, but when he can't get the batting title on his own it's somebody else's fault.

I don't know why any reasonable person would be under the belief that some of the spots in the batting order are somehow illegitimate. Of course no one is objecting to him being in the batting order, at the top.

Whether he gets it or not should be based on the actual math, and not gifting to a now favored player.

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Typical New Yorkers.

I got some cheese for you whine!

And this is just more trolling.

[Shoeless Moe]

Anyone else find it odd that Judge was not a Home Run Hitter in college?

And only a so-so home run hitter in the minors, but nothing special, thus the reason he didn't come up to the Bigs until he was 25.

Then puts up 52 HRs out of the blue, very Brady Anderson-esque.......or perhaps Barry Bonds-esque for those youngsters on here unfamiliar with B.A.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Anyone else find it odd that Judge was not a Home Run Hitter in college?

And only a so-so home run hitter in the minors, but nothing special, thus the reason he didn't come up to the Bigs until he was 25.

Then puts up 52 HRs out of the blue, very Brady Anderson-esque.......or perhaps Barry Bonds-esque for those youngsters on here unfamiliar with B.A.

You can do better, this isn’t as good as your Trout is “garbage” take.

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Anyone else find it odd that Judge was not a Home Run Hitter in college?

Nope.



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[JollyElm]

I remember tuning in to the last game of the (1980?) season, and the Yankees sat Reggie, so he could finish the season with a .300 average. That sucked, as my young heart really wanted to see four more monstrous swings before the winter came to wipe away all the good time feelings.

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Anyone else find it odd that Judge was not a Home Run Hitter in college?

And only a so-so home run hitter in the minors, but nothing special, thus the reason he didn't come up to the Bigs until he was 25.

Then puts up 52 HRs out of the blue, very Brady Anderson-esque.......or perhaps Barry Bonds-esque for those youngsters on here unfamiliar with B.A.

His last year in college, he hit a homer more than once every 5 games - a nearly 35 homer pace.

In the minors, same thing his last two years - basically a 35 homer pace.

He was 24 when he was called up, not 25.

His 52 homers as a rookie were surprising, no doubt. But he basically just needed time for his skill to catch up to his size.

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Tabe

His last year in college, he hit a homer more than once every 5 games - a nearly 35 homer pace.

In the minors, same thing his last two years - basically a 35 homer pace.

He was 24 when he was called up, not 25.

His 52 homers as a rookie were surprising, no doubt. But he basically just needed time for his skill to catch up to his size.

Maris' top 5 HR totals were:
26
28
33
39
61

His record setting total was a huge outlier too.

[insidethewrapper]

Just because Judge was walking doesn't mean they were not pitching to him. I watched several games and he had many 3-2 counts which is quite different from 4-0 counts. He had many strikes, he missed many, and let many go by. But he did hit 62 during the year. Can't compare to Bonds.

I just hope that he doesn't only hit 30 home runs next year and gets boo'd out of the stadium like Roger Maris after he hit 61.

[oldjudge]

Exactly, you can’t compare him to Bonds because one guy cheated and one didn’t.

[JollyElm]

I'm a diehard Mets fan, but I'm a little disheartened by the current NL batting average leader, Jeff McNeil, riding the pine today. Not sure of the exact number, but I believe he was one or two points ahead at game time. The Metties are basically sitting everyone today, because their playoff route is settled, so there is no BS involved. However, his rival, Freddie Freeman, is in his game even though the Dodgers have absolutely nothing to gain today...and he has gone 3 for 4 so far!!! Yowza, he frickin' wants it (and I hate the Dodgers, of course)!!!

If he gets another hit and ties or pulls ahead, I wonder if Buck Showalter will then put McNeil in as a pinch hitter to be the master of his own fate as he tries to claim the prize. It would be like a 4th and goal to go situation, and it would be awesome!!