Big Pimpin wrote:David Bell (when with the Mariners) was a pleasure to watch play. He did all the little things that never showed up in a box score, got the big hit when needed, and just all-around played the game the right way. Honestly things really started going downhill when they dealt him away and went with Cirillo and then Beltre. I think he was more valuable than anyone ever gave him credit for.
hahahahahahahahaaha
i cant believe someone just said that david bell was their favorite player considering that hes probably my VERY LEAST favorite player.
BronXBombers51 wrote:Most of the core Yankee players from the mid-90s. Not a whole lot of HOFers in that bunch, but I loved'em anyway.
Mattingly O'Neil Martinez Williams Pettitte Girardi
Those are some of my favorites. Can't believe I forgot Tino! I love seeing him on Baseball Tonight now...he's not the greatest analyst, but it's fun seeing him on there.
AAAAHHH! YEEEAH! Those guys were great... class acts too. These are the years and guys that turned me onto baseball and being a Yanks fan in college.
I was in Los Angeles, and the team was playing in San Diego, but I didn't know it. I had taken LSD at noon. I thought it was an off-day. At 1pm, my girlfriend and trip partner looked at the paper and said, "Dock, you're pitching today!"
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