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01-25-2005, 12:22 PM
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Most underated HOFers in the hobby?
Posted By: jay behrens
I love the SB as much, or more than most people, but except for a brief time in the mid 80s with Henderson, Raines and Coleman at their peak, no one gave a rats ass about SBs. Casual fans don't appreciate the little things it takes to win a game. All they care about are HRs and players swinging as hard as they can to try and hit the ball out of the park. They could care less what went into setting up that situation that allowed those runs to be scored. 
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