I honestly have no idea why you guys are even bothering to argue with PP, its blatantly obvious that his bias is clouding any semblance of sound judgment.
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I honestly have no idea why you guys are even bothering to argue with PP, its blatantly obvious that his bias is clouding any semblance of sound judgment.
Anybody have ideas for AL comeback player...I only have 2 so far(Lee and Santana)
Mike Mussina...Quote:
Originally Posted by Red Sox Fan 734
Carlos Quentin and Milton Bradley, but I don't really consider them comebacks.
Holy Cow Vlad and Alexi Ramereiz cant speak english
Aubrey Huff. He wasn't exactly TERRIBLE, but he took a dive for a while, and this season was so good for him that he's got my #3 vote after Lee and Mussina.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red Sox Fan 734
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Originally Posted by DarthJaker
nvm:o
Bradley I wouldn't consider a comeback player, but Quentin I would.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
That was really random. AND Ichiro can't speak English EITHER. SO there. Actually, in one interview, they mistranslated him, and the translator claimed Ichiro wanted to kill America and pee on the flag or something like that
I'd actually consider Bradley more of one that Quentin.Quote:
Originally Posted by YEAH DAAAAWG
The "official" definition for the MLB award is a player that has "re-emerged." Quentin has just emerged. I put Ryan Ludwick in the same category as him.
Josh Hamilton belongs in that category as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
Yep.Quote:
Originally Posted by justanewguy
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Originally Posted by justanewguy
I don't recall Hamilton emerging anytime prior. Yes, I know, the drugs thing, but I'm curious how Hamilton fits the definition of re-emerging as opposed to simply emerging?Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
how late do you want the ballots, HGM?
No, I agree. I meant he belongs in the "emerging" category along with Ryan Ludwick, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by etothep
The drugs thing is a personal comeback story, not a comeback player of the year qualifier.