Yeah, and he also has nearly 2000 more plate appearances than anyone else. Greatness isn't about how many opportunities you get, it's about what you do with the opportunities you are given. Pete Rose had 15890 plate appearances and amassed 79.6 WAR. By comparison, Lou Whitaker had nearly 6000 plate appearances less than Rose (9967). That is roughly 9-10 full seasons worth of plate appearances LESS than Rose. But Whitaker still amassed 75.1 WAR. Whitaker is not in the HOF.4,256 hits
No one has more
Yeah, and he also has nearly 2000 more plate appearances than anyone else. Greatness isn't about how many opportunities you get, it's about what you do with the opportunities you are given. Pete Rose had 15890 plate appearances and amassed 79.6 WAR. By comparison, Lou Whitaker had nearly 6000 plate appearances less than Rose (9967). That is roughly 9-10 full seasons worth of plate appearances LESS than Rose. But Whitaker still amassed 75.1 WAR. Whitaker is not in the HOF.
There is no rock solid proof of when and if they used PEDs. There is only suspicious driven by ridiculous stories of 'cap size' testimonies of drug dealers who would sell their own mother down the river. People want to believe they are guilty so the public perception is that they are guilty even though they never got their day in court and were never suspended by the league office.How about a **steroid era** cheaters wing of Cooperstown?
The sad thing is many of the players, like Bonds & Clemens, were sure-shot HOFers before they cheated the game the way they did.
Look at you getting all personal and name calling. You always get set off this easy? Prolly cuz you are from Ohio making Rose one of your heroes? He's a cheater. A fucking cheater. And the umpires that gave Maddux, Glavine, and Smoltz huge strike zones were also cheaters. They cheateed for those and in doing so, effectively changed the outcome of countless games in the Braves favor. There are a wide assortment of ways to cheat in baseball. You don't even have to 'think outside the box' to come up with them. If you can't see the comparison, perhaps the confusion and lack of comprehension is yours. But I won't name call. I prefer the high road. I'll leave the low road to you.Your comparison was dumb as hell.
Since you obviously didn't get it yesterday, reading comprehension IS a major issue for you.
Those three pitchers you named have nothing to do with the players I've mentioned that are all guilty of cheating the game during the **steroid era**. And they all have a direct connection to that era.
Okay dummy of those three pitchers you named in a lame attempt to change the subject how many of them had their personal trainer go to prison for them like Bonds did?
You should just stop talking. Because each time you do you just confuse yourself. You can't even stay on topic.
Ichiro has far more4,256 hits
No one has more
To be fair Pete won an MVP, was a 17 time all star, played 3 positions well, got 3 batting titles and was ROY. Also was on 3 WS winning teams with a WS MVPYeah, and he also has nearly 2000 more plate appearances than anyone else. Greatness isn't about how many opportunities you get, it's about what you do with the opportunities you are given. Pete Rose had 15890 plate appearances and amassed 79.6 WAR. By comparison, Lou Whitaker had nearly 6000 plate appearances less than Rose (9967). That is roughly 9-10 full seasons worth of plate appearances LESS than Rose. But Whitaker still amassed 75.1 WAR. Whitaker is not in the HOF.
There is no rock solid proof of when and if they used PEDs. There is only suspicious driven by ridiculous stories of 'cap size' testimonies of drug dealers who would sell their own mother down the river. People want to believe they are guilty so the public perception is that they are guilty even though they never got their day in court and were never suspended by the league office.
Look at you getting all personal and name calling. You always get set off this easy? Prolly cuz you are from Ohio making Rose one of your heroes? He's a cheater. A fucking cheater. And the umpires that gave Maddux, Glavine, and Smoltz huge strike zones were also cheaters. They cheateed for those and in doing so, effectively changed the outcome of countless games in the Braves favor. There are a wide assortment of ways to cheat in baseball. You don't even have to 'think outside the box' to come up with them. If you can't see the comparison, perhaps the confusion and lack of comprehension is yours. But I won't name call. I prefer the high road. I'll leave the low road to you.
Opportunities? He played in Major league baseball long as fuck and was great. So great he batted so many times. Good try.Yeah, and he also has nearly 2000 more plate appearances than anyone else. Greatness isn't about how many opportunities you get, it's about what you do with the opportunities you are given. Pete Rose had 15890 plate appearances and amassed 79.6 WAR. By comparison, Lou Whitaker had nearly 6000 plate appearances less than Rose (9967). That is roughly 9-10 full seasons worth of plate appearances LESS than Rose. But Whitaker still amassed 75.1 WAR. Whitaker is not in the HOF.
What on Earth for?Go scream it into the pacific ocean.
Yes, I do. Loyalty. He knew he would be trapped into lawyerspeak.Why did Bonds' personal trainer refuse to testify against him and went to jail instead? I know you don't have a legit answer to that question.
I never said nobody cheated. Where did you get that from? You pulling things out of your ass now?Spare my your complete bullshit that nobody cheated the game during the **steroid era**.
Rose: 15890 plate appearances, 79.6 WAROpportunities? He played in Major league baseball long as fuck and was great. So great he batted so many times. Good try.
Yes, I do. Loyalty. He knew he would be trapped into lawyerspeak.
I never said nobody cheated. Where did you get that from? You pulling things out of your ass now?
We are talking about violations of baseball protocol in general. If you want to get technical, as you clearly do, steroids and gambling have nothing in common either other than being in violation of baseball rules of fair play. In rules of fair play, steroids, gambling, AND, dumbass, deliberate umpire favoritism, all have the same thing in common: violation of baseball rules of fair play. The fact that you can not see the correlation only exposes your horrifically challenged IQ driven by your lack of reasoning and ignorance. I'm out. I'll give you the last word. You clearly need it more than I do.You can't be this clueless. Okay yes you can. I mentioned some players directly connected to the **steroid era**. And to defend them for some bizarre reason you started talking about pitchers from the Braves.
If you wanna talk about pitchers directly connected to the **steroid era** that's fine. How about Clemens? I hope you say he never cheated.
(1)We are talking about violations of baseball protocol in general. If you want to get technical, as you clearly do, steroids and gambling have nothing in common either other than being in violation of baseball rules of fair play. In rules of fair play, steroids, gambling, AND, dumbass, deliberate umpire favoritism, all have the same thing in common: violation of baseball rules of fair play. The fact that you can not see the correlation only exposes your horrifically challenged IQ driven by your lack of reasoning and ignorance. I'm out. I'll give you the last word. You clearly need it more than I do.