--Lew on the clock. JW on deck.
--Lew on the clock. JW on deck.
Legends select...
TOMMY JOHN.
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You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
edit-nevermind
JW up, Dudecar on deck
--Tick, tock
Geez, I hope my pick didn't give JW a stroke!![]()
You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
--It actually left him with 2 of his "big 6" at pick #7. Your window is actually up JW, so please break the suspense.
warroom is busy... how much time left?
September 16, 2012: The Losing Streak Ends
Lew, check your PM box please.
ok:
the Skipjacks select...
Willie Horton
September 16, 2012: The Losing Streak Ends
Originally Posted by J W
minus 3 minutes
He was the other choice in my spot. It was between him and John, and I need pitching. Hated to bypass him, though!
You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
didn't see the page turn in time--sorry![]()
September 16, 2012: The Losing Streak Ends
--Good choice, JW. Willie the Wonder was a favorite of mine as a kid. Perhaps we can deal.
The Beeg Mon Rico Carty
That completes our 3,4,5 OF punch for 1964.
AL East Champions: 1981 1982
AL Pennant: 1982
NL Central Champions: 2011
NL Wild Card: 2008
"My dreams never took me to Cooperstown. I didn't play the game to get here, I played the game because I loved it." -Paul Molitor
"2,000 years from now when they look back at American culture, they'll mention three things: the constitution, Jazz music, and baseball." - George Earley
Formerly Dudecar00
Originally Posted by catcher24
--If you're planning to use Hart in the OF Horton is redundant. Your pitchers would strike if you had them both out there.
Beanie Bill is always listening, Mark.![]()
September 16, 2012: The Losing Streak Ends
--Lew, Dude, Lew
You think so, Mark? Could be, but he sure was a big bopper. My main reservation was you only got four years out of Horton, but five out of John. And like I said, I needed pitching.
You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
Dude - Nice pick on Carty. Check with Mark to make sure that missed season in 67 or 68 won't count against his six year clock!
The Legends, having missed out on second baseman Pete Rose, decide to grab...
RON HUNT while still available.
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You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
Look at the size of Carty's head in that picture!![]()
Good pick, Dude.
Ahhh, I was going for hunt!
AL East Champions: 1981 1982
AL Pennant: 1982
NL Central Champions: 2011
NL Wild Card: 2008
"My dreams never took me to Cooperstown. I didn't play the game to get here, I played the game because I loved it." -Paul Molitor
"2,000 years from now when they look back at American culture, they'll mention three things: the constitution, Jazz music, and baseball." - George Earley
Formerly Dudecar00
[QUOTE=catcher24]Dude - Nice pick on Carty. Check with Mark to make sure that missed season in 67 or 68 won't count against his six year clock!
--Sorry ,its 6 calender years. Everybody drafted in 63 will be a FA in 1969.
Ouch, that hurts! He wouldn't have been as high on my list if I knew that. Dude will only get about 3 1/2 years out of him. But great years, to be sure!
You see, you spend a good deal of your life gripping a baseball and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. J. Bouton
Rico Petrocelli
PS.I don't even know If I'll be in the league that far from now.
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AL East Champions: 1981 1982
AL Pennant: 1982
NL Central Champions: 2011
NL Wild Card: 2008
"My dreams never took me to Cooperstown. I didn't play the game to get here, I played the game because I loved it." -Paul Molitor
"2,000 years from now when they look back at American culture, they'll mention three things: the constitution, Jazz music, and baseball." - George Earley
Formerly Dudecar00
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