Who hits the most "no-doubters"?

[The Jury]

What about taking a side spin on this topic:

What are the trademark indicators of a homerun?

Bret Boone's bat flip.
Big Papi helicopter.
Sammy hop.
Manny's watching of his own moon shots
Griffey's swagger and bat drop.
Ichiro's hard running to first base.

[blankman]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

[Fantasy Guru]

What about taking a side spin on this topic:

What are the trademark indicators of a homerun?

Bret Boone's bat flip.
Big Papi helicopter.
Sammy hop.
Manny's watching of his own moon shots
Griffey's swagger and bat drop.
Ichiro's hard running to first base.

Dunn watches his, too.

Come to think of it.. a lot of players are getting cocky.

[The Jury]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

I did pick a poor person to quote, but AT did say that [he's say Sheffield], whereas I wouldn't.

[blankman]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

I did pick a poor person to quote, but AT did say that [he's say Sheffield], whereas I wouldn't.

He said that predicated on the same thing you were saying: that you never know if its just going to crush the wall or go over it.

[The Jury]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

I did pick a poor person to quote, but AT did say that [he's say Sheffield], whereas I wouldn't.

He said that predicated on the same thing you were saying: that you never know if its just going to crush the wall or go over it.

He that he'd say Sheffield. I wouldn't even think of picking Sheffield. Check the first words "I'd say Sheffield but..."

I wouldn't even consider Sheffield with those ropes that he hits.

[Pedantic]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

I did pick a poor person to quote, but AT did say that [he's say Sheffield], whereas I wouldn't.

He said that predicated on the same thing you were saying: that you never know if its just going to crush the wall or go over it.

He that he'd say Sheffield. I wouldn't even think of picking Sheffield. Check the first words "I'd say Sheffield but..."

I wouldn't even consider Sheffield with those ropes that he hits.

Exactly. "But". Sheesh.

[biju]

Bret Boone's bat flip.

Of course I'm biased here, but I've always really enjoyed Booney's bat flip.

They had a great promo commercial up here where he's pretty much flipping everything as he finishes with it--my favorite being the "telephone flip" after he's done talking.

[The Jury]

I'd say Sheffield but you never know if it's high enough. I'm going to refer to a quote from David Ortiz to Kevin Millar when he (Millar) had a Homerun stolen at the wall.

"Nobody go deep like Big Papi go deep"

I disagree on Sheff. He's too great an extra base hitter to hit "no doubters." You definitely know when the Sheff cooks a pitch but you don't really know if it'll be off the wall or out.

That's not disagreeing; you are agreeing with AT on Sheffield there

I did pick a poor person to quote, but AT did say that [he's say Sheffield], whereas I wouldn't.

He said that predicated on the same thing you were saying: that you never know if its just going to crush the wall or go over it.

He that he'd say Sheffield. I wouldn't even think of picking Sheffield. Check the first words "I'd say Sheffield but..."

I wouldn't even consider Sheffield with those ropes that he hits.

Exactly. "But". Sheesh.

AT would agree on Sheff but...?

I would NOT agree on Sheff, no BUTs needed!

[rotterdam_82]

Seriously, grow up.

Bonds is the man when it comes to no doubters. They leave the bat and its game over.