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03-04-2007, 08:34 AM
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Ok....what 3 pre-war HOF'ers would you boot out?
Posted By: howard
It's not remarkable that Evers was considered the veteran leader of the team as he was their oldest player. But that is not the same thing as driving a team to the pennant. The value of veteran leadership is debatable. Joe Girardi and Darren Erstad are credited by some as being veteran leaders of championship teams. In my opinion this does not make them great it makes them overrated. 
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