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All hail Ichiro!!!! If he’s not unanimous, that’s bullshit. what was it like ten fucking years in a row @ 200 + hits and .300+ average? Plus in his prime, you did not run on his arm. 5 guy, if you know what that means.
Oh and btw.....
THE YANKEES WIN....T-H-E-E-E-E YANKEES WIN!!!
3 of 4 from the Astros on the road!!!! Suck it chowds!
He'll get in, though his statistical profile and skill set are weird for a corner outfielder. The sportswriters always loved him, so they won't let him wait too long.Quote:
Originally Posted by flowing alpy
Just watched AP get hit #2999. Was swinging good fouling stuff off hard on his potential #3000 and he got plunked. Don't think intentionally. Angels were up 8-0 at the time, I might have just grooved him personally. Hell, the O's got nothing else going for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
Pujols due up 2nd for another crack at #3000 on MLB channel if you have it.
Ichiro, in his prime, hit for power, hit for average, ran, fielded, three....
Hoping he doesn't get it tonight since I'm going to the Mariners game tomorrow and the Angels are in town!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiBall
He's a fun and interesting player, but he never hit for power in any meaningful way.Quote:
Originally Posted by irul&ublo
Sweet! Could get a chance to witness history tonight. Go Albert!
Are there no day games on the schedule today? Damn it.
He didn’t hit a lot of Hrs, but he was consistently 20-30+ doubles and a few years of double figure hrs.Quote:
Originally Posted by flowing alpy
Ichiro certainly wasn't a classic power hitter, but he had some pop. Some people have criticized him for only being concerned about his own stats and I think that's a little unfair. I think Ichiro knew the best way he could contribute was by getting hits--mostly singles--and that's what he tried to do. Perhaps he could have attempted more sacrifices, but how much can you criticize a guy who has the single season record for base hits and has over 4,000 hits in his pro career?
It's hard for me to imagine him not doing that forever, as long as a team was ok with a .310 obp.
Someone like Ichiro definitely needs to bat north of .300 to be valuable offensively.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
Ichiro has had a full career. There is really nothing left to prove, his name will be remembered in baseball history. Happy he is back in Seattle and hopefully can provide something upstairs.
AD, hope Pujols gets his #3000 for ya today. Nice milestone even though I don't really believe he was clean throughout...and honestly, don't really know how much that would even bother me if he did.
My my, some here are being dismissive of one of the greatest baseball players in history. So what if he didn't hit a lot of HRs. Sheesh.
Ichiro and Pujols have 737 HR's between them.
please, i didn’t want his offense in my lineup 5 years ago, i meant someone in seattle.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Well obviously Seattle doesn't want him either considering he's no longer on the active roster.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
And what do you mean "my lineup?" You an MLB GM now?
i can’t confirm or deny that but i do drive a like new ten year old a4.
Did you get another A4? I’m loving the one you sold me. Thanks again ML!Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
Go Sawx
Buttah drives an Audi. I did not see that one coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Well Im glad Judge didn't hit anyone.
Congrats to Pujols on 3k, must have been pretty sweet to be in attendance.
Poo-holes, one of my favorite names ever!
It was. The Mariners couldn't do anything right last night, so at least Pujols provided some entertainment.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
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