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Old 03-09-2023, 03:26 PM
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I prefer Cobb to Ruth, I like Cobbs mystique, passion for the game, and that he was/is misunderstood. His teammates didn't like him but they respected him, baseball was not a popularity contest for Cobb, it was a burning passion to win.

He was a smart businessman and also generous.

The non profit hospital he started in 1950 has grown to what is now the Ty Cobb Healthcare System, a private self supporting nonprofit health care organization consisting of Cobb Memorial Hospital, Cobb Terrace Personal Care Center, Brown Memorial Convalescent Center, Cobb Health Care Center, Home Base Health Services, Cobb Center, Inc., and Hart County Hospital.

And he has some of the best looking baseball cards...
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I prefer Cobb to Ruth, I like Cobbs mystique, passion for the game, and that he was and is misunderstood. His teammates didn't like him but they respected him, baseball was not a popularity contest for Cobb, it was a burning passion to win.

He was a smart businessman and also generous.

The non profit hospital he started in 1950 has grown to what is now the Ty Cobb Healthcare System, a private self supporting nonprofit health care organization consisting of Cobb Memorial Hospital, Cobb Terrace Personal Care Center, Brown Memorial Convalescent Center, Cobb Health Care Center, Home Base Health Services, Cobb Center, Inc., and Hart County Hospital.

And he has some of the best looking baseball cards...
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I love that CJ Cobb!!!!
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Gotta love Ty Cobb. Intense player. Legendary skills. Great cards. Looks like a nice guy to me.
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I grew up idolizing Rose who was always chasing Cobb
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Even by the numbers Cobb was clearly better than Speaker or Collins.
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Even by the numbers Cobb was clearly better than Speaker or Collins.
Oh sure. Didn't suggest otherwise.

Walter Johnson is one of the best 5 pitchers of all time. And seldom if ever do I hear a buzz about collecting him.

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Oh sure. Didn't suggest otherwise.

Walter Johnson is one of the best 5 pitchers of all time. And seldom if ever do I hear a buzz about collecting him.
Pitchers just don't have the same hobby attraction, but that said I do think people collect Johnson.
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and can be checked, but I remember -- "I should have said Dimaggio"
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and can be checked, but I remember -- "I should have said Dimaggio"
It was a cartoon. I think a Looney Tunes short. I remember that one too.
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Gotta love Ty Cobb. Intense player. Legendary skills. Great cards. Looks like a nice guy to me.
Such a great photo David!
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