Players that were once great but now forgotten

[TexasMan]

Jay Buhner

 

[TexasMan]

Ellis Burks

 

[Smoke]

Bret Favre

 

[TexasMan]

Bret Favre

Baseball players asshole.

 

[Smoke]

Baseball players asshole.

Well excuse me.
Mo Vaughn was pretty damn good once upon a time.

 

[USCDoom]

Vince Coleman... (only because for some reason I havent heard his name in well over a decade...)

 

[iruletheskool]

Lance Berkman

 

[TexasMan]

Lance Berkman

Ooh low blow.

David Ortiz?

 

[iruletheskool]

Ooh low blow.

David Ortiz?

:p his numbers are up.

 

[USCDoom]

What ever happened to that Pitcher for the Marlins like 5 years ago everyone was talking about....

 

[ELYEAH82]

Dantrelle Willis
Travis Hafner
Grady Sizemore
Pudge Rodriguez

 

[anderwho2513]

Albert Belle
Luis Gonzalez
Hideo Nomo
Brady Anderson
Fred McGriff

 

[ELYEAH82]

McGriff is a HOFer, probably not deserving of this list.

 

[ritari330]

Roberto Alomar.....should be a HOFer soon though

 

[anderwho2513]

McGriff is a HOFer, probably not deserving of this list.

I don't know. He was never a dominant player, nor did he have the consistency that makes him HOF worthy. Never finished higher than 4th in MVP voting, only 5 All Star games, 3 Silver Sluggers, and no 500 HR in the height of the Steroid Era. IMO, he didn't do enough to separate himself from other 1B of his era, nor did he do enough to keep up with the greats either.

Hall of Very Good, IMO.

 

[flyersfan4706]

Jay Payton

 

[TexasMan]

What ever happened to that Pitcher for the Marlins like 5 years ago everyone was talking about....

Livan Hernandez?

 

[TexasMan]

Dante Bichette

 

[herky]

I don't know. He was never a dominant player, nor did he have the consistency that makes him HOF worthy. Never finished higher than 4th in MVP voting, only 5 All Star games, 3 Silver Sluggers, and no 500 HR in the height of the Steroid Era. IMO, he didn't do enough to separate himself from other 1B of his era, nor did he do enough to keep up with the greats either.

Hall of Very Good, IMO.

Exactly. Nearly 500 HR in the steroid era. I don't care who you were, you did not want to face Fred McGriff in his heyday. Had 30 HR season 8 years in a row a had a career OPS of .886 with a career high OPS of 1.012 in 1994. HOF. The end.

Fred McGriff Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

 

[herky]

Doug Dascenzo