Famous nicknames for groups of players on certain teams?

[thedude]

I was just gonna say that about the Twins.
You could also call Morneau and Mauer the M&M Boys

Fine, as long as you do not start comparing them to the orginal M&M boys.

[bigh0rt]

Canseco and McGwire were the Bash Brothers.

There was Murderer's Row, also.

[Half Massed]

The Big Three - Zito, Mulder and Hudson.

[Havok1517]

The Killer "B's"

Bagwell/Biggio/Berkman?

I believe the Pirates Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla were the original Killer B's.

[TheOmen]

Macho Row-the '93 Phils. Dykstra, Hollins, Kruk, Daulton and Incaviglia.

[mak1277]

The Killer "B's"

Bagwell/Biggio/Berkman?

I believe the Pirates Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla were the original Killer B's.

I may be mistaken, but I don't really recall the term "Killer B's" ever being used for Bonds/Bonilla. At least not with to the point that Houston did it.

[Camaroballa22]

yeah...ill clear all this up.
The original killer bee's were bonds bonilla and Sid Bream from the Pirates. I even this that Van Slyke was a better player than bream, but his name just didnt fit the ryhme scheme!
peace
billy

[Chicago RedSox]

The Killer "B's"

Bagwell/Biggio/Berkman?

I believe the Pirates Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla were the original Killer B's.

I may be mistaken, but I don't really recall the term "Killer B's" ever being used for Bonds/Bonilla. At least not with to the point that Houston did it.

I have a baseball card that says "The Killer B's" with Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla on it. I believe it was 88 or 89 Topps.

[Camaroballa22]

I just read a website that included Jay Bell, Wally Backman, and Belliard to pittsburghs killer bee's.
this must have been from 87-88 until 1990-91.
i know backman was on the 86 mets and bream was on the 91 or 92 braves with that famous slide into home in the world series!
great moment too...this old dude just chuggin and slides in safe.
anyways thats at deep as i go..my brains fried. Let someone else explain it better.
peace
billy

[mak1277]

The Killer "B's"

Bagwell/Biggio/Berkman?

I believe the Pirates Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla were the original Killer B's.

I may be mistaken, but I don't really recall the term "Killer B's" ever being used for Bonds/Bonilla. At least not with to the point that Houston did it.

I have a baseball card that says "The Killer B's" with Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonilla on it. I believe it was 88 or 89 Topps.

I'm surprised I don't remember that. I was 13 and living in Pittsburgh the first year they won the division, so if they had a catchy nickname I'm sure I was all over it.