AJ: So what? No fuckin' ziti now?
David Ortiz to retire after the 2016 season. Best DH of all time. Here's a fake bunt to a bomb 😂 pic.twitter.com/XYXolJHyRT — A Baseball Mind (@aBaseballMind) November 17, 2015
Edgar Martinez is the best dH of all time.
Getoutthere...Big Papi is the greatest of all time!
Big Papi is the fattest guy to ever use steroids I will give you that one. But I would take Edgar Martinez, Paul Molitor and Frank Thomas over him.If you don't believe me check out The Bleacher Report or about twenty other places on the Web. Just sayn"
No way you can compare his clutch hitting, when it counted, in October, to anybody.
Nobody here has even a memory of him but Dusty Rhodes was hands down the best pinch hitter of all time. Which is even harder than DHing.
The first DH was Ron "Super Jew" Blomberg. The DH was @ first different players on a team. One of the first to specialize as solely a DH was Hal McRae.
Tank's comment every time Ortiz came up against the Yankees, "just hit him in the butt and put him on first."I said this "loudly" at a bar once while watching a game. On the next pitch, Ortiz hit it out, and the crowd (in the bar) stood up and applauded (me).
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Edgar Martinez is the best dH of all time.
Getoutthere...
Big Papi is the greatest of all time!
Big Papi is the fattest guy to ever use steroids I will give you that one.
But I would take Edgar Martinez, Paul Molitor and Frank Thomas over him.
If you don't believe me check out The Bleacher Report or about twenty other places on the Web. Just sayn"
No way you can compare his clutch hitting, when it counted, in October, to anybody.
Nobody here has even a memory of him but Dusty Rhodes was hands down the best pinch hitter of all time. Which is even harder than DHing.
The first DH was Ron "Super Jew" Blomberg. The DH was @ first different players on a team. One of the first to specialize as solely a DH was Hal McRae.
Tank's comment every time Ortiz came up against the Yankees, "just hit him in the butt and put him on first."
I said this "loudly" at a bar once while watching a game. On the next pitch, Ortiz hit it out, and the crowd (in the bar) stood up and applauded (me).
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