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swerve
We already knew that the all-star game is a joke.
It is nice to see Jeter finally not make the team though.
Rob Dibble solidifies that he is a dope.
July 08, 2005 at 08:58PM View BBCode
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/3745186We already knew that the all-star game is a joke.
It is nice to see Jeter finally not make the team though.
1tim412
I think I just threw up in my mouth....
July 08, 2005 at 08:59PM View BBCode
Jeter is better than the All-Star Game.
I think I just threw up in my mouth....
swerve
"Neither can I, and Jeter is the Jordan of baseball."
:lol:
July 08, 2005 at 09:03PM View BBCode
This is one of my favorites."Neither can I, and Jeter is the Jordan of baseball."
:lol:
Smocko
July 08, 2005 at 09:29PM View BBCode
In terms of marketability and championships won, yes..... in terms of unbelievable heaps of godly talent, no.
ME
July 09, 2005 at 05:19AM View BBCode
Jeter was the best player on the list of 5 for the last spot.
1tim412
But how many times has he gotten in while taking another player's spot who is more deserving?
July 09, 2005 at 05:25AM View BBCode
Originally posted by ME
Jeter was the best player on the list of 5 for the last spot.
But how many times has he gotten in while taking another player's spot who is more deserving?
DougB
July 09, 2005 at 01:15PM View BBCode
If Jeter is the best player in the game please tell me how many MVP's he has. OK how many top 5 finishes in MVP? C'mon one 3rd place finish on a team that wins every season? No other top 5 finishes in MVP. Sounds like a good player but nowhere near the best player in the game.
youngallstar
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
July 09, 2005 at 02:07PM View BBCode
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
FiveToolPlayer
July 09, 2005 at 06:59PM View BBCode
Jeter isn't even close to being the best shortstop on his own team.
drunkengoat
July 09, 2005 at 10:36PM View BBCode
Laughable. And the topic of this thread says it all.
1tim412
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
July 10, 2005 at 07:24AM View BBCode
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
youngallstar
Who has the second most hits in baseball over the past few years? I'll give you one guess.
He performs day in and day out and has solidified himself as one of the best short stops in the majors.
[Edited on 7-10-2005 by youngallstar]
July 10, 2005 at 07:45AM View BBCode
Originally posted by 1tim412
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
Who has the second most hits in baseball over the past few years? I'll give you one guess.
He performs day in and day out and has solidified himself as one of the best short stops in the majors.
[Edited on 7-10-2005 by youngallstar]
skierdude44
Who has more hits over his first 8 seasons than anyone in baseball history? Yeah, it's the guy that's not going to the Allstar Game. Jeter, at the very least, should have won the vote for the last man. Scott Podsednik? Please.
Jeter: .309/.393/.454 11 homers 37 RBIs 10 SB
Podsednik .293/.363/.341 0 homers 17 RBIs 44 SB
Other than SBs Jeter pwns Podsednik in each category.
July 10, 2005 at 12:22PM View BBCode
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by 1tim412
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
Who has the second most hits in baseball over the past few years? I'll give you one guess.
He performs day in and day out and has solidified himself as one of the best short stops in the majors.
[Edited on 7-10-2005 by youngallstar]
Who has more hits over his first 8 seasons than anyone in baseball history? Yeah, it's the guy that's not going to the Allstar Game. Jeter, at the very least, should have won the vote for the last man. Scott Podsednik? Please.
Jeter: .309/.393/.454 11 homers 37 RBIs 10 SB
Podsednik .293/.363/.341 0 homers 17 RBIs 44 SB
Other than SBs Jeter pwns Podsednik in each category.
youngallstar
July 10, 2005 at 12:45PM View BBCode
Mike YoungPOS G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG
SS 82 352 64 117 17 5 14 47 186 23 47 3 1 .377 .528 .332
youngallstar
Jeter should go based on his stats from previous seasons? Come again??
July 10, 2005 at 12:47PM View BBCode
Originally posted by skierdude44
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by 1tim412
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
Who has the second most hits in baseball over the past few years? I'll give you one guess.
He performs day in and day out and has solidified himself as one of the best short stops in the majors.
[Edited on 7-10-2005 by youngallstar]
Who has more hits over his first 8 seasons than anyone in baseball history? Yeah, it's the guy that's not going to the Allstar Game. Jeter, at the very least, should have won the vote for the last man. Scott Podsednik? Please.
Jeter: .309/.393/.454 11 homers 37 RBIs 10 SB
Podsednik .293/.363/.341 0 homers 17 RBIs 44 SB
Other than SBs Jeter pwns Podsednik in each category.
Jeter should go based on his stats from previous seasons? Come again??
skierdude44
July 10, 2005 at 01:04PM View BBCode
I didn't say that. If you look the stats I posted were from THIS season.
barterer2002
July 10, 2005 at 01:22PM View BBCode
Baseball Weekly quoting Derek Jeter in their July 6 issue
I'd be lying if I said I didn't wat to go, but there have been times when I went when there weere others that were more deserving.
Smocko
[i]Baseball Weekly quoting Derek Jeter in their July 6 issue [/i]
I'd be lying if I said I didn't wat to go, but there have been times when I went when there weere others that were more deserving. [/quote]
See? He's a gentleman, too.
:)
July 10, 2005 at 05:50PM View formatted
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[quote][i]Originally posted by barterer2002[/i]
[i]Baseball Weekly quoting Derek Jeter in their July 6 issue [/i]
I'd be lying if I said I didn't wat to go, but there have been times when I went when there weere others that were more deserving. [/quote]
See? He's a gentleman, too.
:)
youngallstar
Yeah, I got to thinking about that later and realized I missunderstood.
Young still deserves it more than Jeter and Podsednik though :P
July 10, 2005 at 05:54PM View BBCode
Originally posted by skierdude44
I didn't say that. If you look the stats I posted were from THIS season.
Yeah, I got to thinking about that later and realized I missunderstood.
Young still deserves it more than Jeter and Podsednik though :P
Smocko
July 10, 2005 at 06:12PM View BBCode
Young was more deserving for the reserve spot, but the fact that White Sox campaigning and Yankee-hatred cost the obviously qualified Jeter the last man vote is a joke.
1tim412
I'm just playing YAS. I've been keeping an eye on Young and I know all about how well he's done since A-Rod left.
July 10, 2005 at 06:38PM View BBCode
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by 1tim412
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by hobos
"And Michael Young is more deserving than Jeter???"
Yes
Hobos, agreed. And it aint even close.
COUGHHOMERCOUGH!
Who has the second most hits in baseball over the past few years? I'll give you one guess.
He performs day in and day out and has solidified himself as one of the best short stops in the majors.
[Edited on 7-10-2005 by youngallstar]
I'm just playing YAS. I've been keeping an eye on Young and I know all about how well he's done since A-Rod left.
Duff77
Further, I think there should be a rule that at least one player from every city has to play in the game. I make this case in some thread or another every year and nobody listens or cares, because, after all, it was the stupid baseball fans who went ape-crap over a tie in a exhibition game that started this whole "this time it counts" BS.
July 15, 2005 at 09:13PM View BBCode
The All-Star game is (or at least should be) an exhibition for the fans, meaning that 1) It should be a popularity contest, so screw Derek Jeter, 2) IT SHOULD NOT COUNT, and 3) every team should be represented. Why? So that every fan of every team in every city at least has a chance to see their guy get in and do something good.Further, I think there should be a rule that at least one player from every city has to play in the game. I make this case in some thread or another every year and nobody listens or cares, because, after all, it was the stupid baseball fans who went ape-crap over a tie in a exhibition game that started this whole "this time it counts" BS.
FuriousGiorge
Ridiculous. Yes, the All-Star should be solely an exhibition game, but that doesn't mean it has to turn into tee-ball, "everyone gets their turn" BS. If one positive thing has come from MLB turning it into a meaningful game, it's that the managers aren't obsessed with getting everyone in the game anymore.
July 15, 2005 at 09:44PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Duff77
I think there should be a rule that at least one player from every city has to play in the game.
Ridiculous. Yes, the All-Star should be solely an exhibition game, but that doesn't mean it has to turn into tee-ball, "everyone gets their turn" BS. If one positive thing has come from MLB turning it into a meaningful game, it's that the managers aren't obsessed with getting everyone in the game anymore.
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