YankeeFan22

I'd have to say Smith is the best in the 13th, he had a good year last year.

Alright I guess we can let you pass this time.:thumb:

:laugh: He is 5'8" that is why.

If you dunk over a 7 footer+ then you will win so I go with Carter.

No, it's at Powell.

Nope, I have to say that is the first time I have seen it.

This will be a good game, I am interested in getting to see Hazard play I havent got to see them yet. If Powell comes out and plays like they can it will be close but if they aren't ready Hazard will take this one.

it's ok to be wrong. There is a first time for everything.:ylsuper:

Yeah, I'm not big on it also around football season is golf season so you would have to move that also.

Where is the poll at? But I'm with Scott by alot.

I think it was both Sabo and Hal Morris.

I think the Larkin and Ozzie comparision is a good one, they both played the same time and if you look at the numbers they are close.

Does anyone know of any tournaments that the Lexington schools host?

If you look at those lists Perez was on there from '92 til '00 and every year got more than 50% of the vote and the last 5 years on the ballot more than 300 votes. Jim Rice has kind of had the small problem been on since '95 (I think) but he hasn't recieved as many votes through the years as Perez got.

And Larkin will be the 24th. (This is just a guess I don't know of any other than Ripken that went in since then and I am not for sure if any other real good ones are on the ballot before 2010)

Well looking at that and seeing how easy Ozzie got in you think Larkin would have a good case but its not just dependent on him it also has some to do with who all is on that ballot with Larkin.

Thanks. :thumb: That was his 1st year on it right.

This is good, but we need 1 more pitcher.

I think Smith and Larkin are close to the same player but Larkin has an edge over Smith. Did Smith get in on the 1st ballot, I can't remember?

Yeah STRIKE3, it helps alot just got to take the time to read it. But other than that, Thanks.:thumb:

Well here is that first year for you cause Scott is in.

I'm not for sure what this is but it has something to do with chances to get into the HOF thought maybe someone(STRIKE3) could explain it to me. Gray Ink: Batting - 66 (367) (Average HOFer ≈ 144) HOF Standards: Batting - 46.9 (94) (Average HOFer ≈ 50) HOF Monitor: Batting - 118.5 (116) (Likely HOFer > 100) His overall rank in in the parentheses.

He might not get in but he will get atleast 50%.

For you STRIKE3 Ozzie Smith: Played 19 seasons same as Larkin so this is good. .262 average 281 errors and a .978 fielding percentage .236 in the postseason All-Star from 1981-1996 except for '93 1985 NLCS MVP, '89 Lou Gehrig, '94 Branch Rickey, '95 Roberto Clemente Gold Gloves from '80-'92(when Larkin took over) 1987 Silver Slugger Ranked in the top 20 for 5 years for MVP, but never won.

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