March 30, 200719 yr Little Joe. All of us could do the left elbow twitch back in the day during wiffle ball games.Yep...did it every at bat...plus I mixed in having my little finger off of the end of the bat like Johnny.
March 30, 200719 yr Chris Sabo, just for the goggles. Barry Larkin is probably my all time favorite though. He is pretty much the reason I wore number 11 my entire baseball life.
March 30, 200719 yr Johnny Bench Pete Rose Barry Larkin Chris Sabo -- The guy made sports goggles coole. I was playing minor league baseball and wore goggles with non prescription lens' in them just because Sabo did it. Pedro Borbone -- He has a funny name.
March 30, 200719 yr No doubt #1 is Sean Casey Little Joe Davey Foster Bench Perez Rijo Sabo Browning Jr. Freel Rose used to be on the list but is forever tainted by his making a joke of his fans by lying to them over the past decade.
March 30, 200719 yr Barry Larkin is probably my all time favorite though. He is pretty much the reason I wore number 11 my entire baseball life. What was his original number?
March 30, 200719 yr I'm surprised that nobody mentioned George Foster and the greatest sideburns ever.
March 30, 200719 yr AHEM!!! I'm surprised that nobody mentioned George Foster and the greatest sideburns ever. Post #34 No doubt #1 is Sean Casey Little Joe Davey Foster Bench Perez Rijo Sabo Browning Jr. Freel Rose used to be on the list but is forever tainted by his making a joke of his fans by lying to them over the past decade.
March 30, 200719 yr Pete Rose Johnny Bench George Foster Tony Perez Ceasar Geronimo Lee May Chris Sabo Mario Soto Don Gullett Gary Nolan Clay Carroll D. Young
March 30, 200719 yr Pete Rose Johnny Bench George Foster Tony Perez Ceasar Geronimo Lee May Chris Sabo Mario Soto Don Gullett Gary Nolan Clay Carroll D. Young How did I forget Soto. Loved watching him pitch.:thumb:
March 30, 200719 yr Eric Davis It isn't even close for me. I have about 5 times more baseball cards of him than any other player I ever collected. Too bad he got hurt all the time...I could be sitting on a fortune otherwise. He should have been the first 40/40 man in baseball. He hit 37 HR and stole 50 bases and missed about 30 games that season...I figured if he could have stayed healthy he could have hit 3 more HR's.
March 30, 200719 yr Eric Davis It isn't even close for me. I have about 5 times more baseball cards of him than any other player I ever collected. Too bad he got hurt all the time...I could be sitting on a fortune otherwise. He should have been the first 40/40 man in baseball. He hit 37 HR and stole 50 bases and missed about 30 games that season...I figured if he could have stayed healthy he could have hit 3 more HR's. Maybe I was too big of a geek growing up, but I used to get fired up watching the end of This Week in Baseball with the symphony music and the highlights of Mike Schmidt celebrating his 500th home run and then ED going up and robbing a home run. I never watched it once without going outside and imitating it a hundred times.
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