Bryce Hyper is overrated. Pitchers will adjust to him and he will be average at best.
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guys being way too critical. I'd say everyone on my list had a shot at least. If Chapman stays in closer's role and stays healthy, he might be the most likely.Comment -
Mike Trout
Bryce Harper
Jason Kipnis
Jason Heyward
Andrew McCutchen
Justin Upton
Paul Goldschmidt
Stephen Strasburg
Clayton Kershaw
Madison Bumgarner
Chris Sale
Tommy HansonComment -
no offense picker but some of the names on that list are comical
MLB hall of fame is by far the hardest to get into
when you think of MLB hall of famers they are all for the most part no doubters
if you even have to think for a second if they are or not chances are they are not
upton
chapman
heyward
hanson
let me see mike trout do what he is doing this year for the next 12-14 years and not drop off production wise in any significant wayComment -
have you heard of koufax? Dizzy Dean? Juan Marichal? Jim Palmer? Fergie Jenkins? Catfish hunter? Bob Gibson? Carl Hubbell? Lefty Gomez? Whitey Ford? Bob Feller? Don Drysdale?
its all moot anyways. no one cares about wins now.
its a sabr world
just look at cy young voting
does the pitcher with the most wins get the Cy Young award anymore?
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Gotta remember these guys are in their early 20s... if they improve or even stay the same for another decade, the statistical numbers are going to be there in the end.no offense picker but some of the names on that list are comical
MLB hall of fame is by far the hardest to get into
when you think of MLB hall of famers they are all for the most part no doubters
if you even have to think for a second if they are or not chances are they are not
upton
chapman
heyward
hanson
let me see mike trout do what he is doing this year for the next 12-14 years and not drop off production wise in any significant wayComment -
Also, Matt kemp/Kershaw will be in the HOF!!
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alot of good talent in the minors but only givens are trout harper and stanton, stras if healthyComment -
Come on Mayan...you know there is NOTHING one can tell Kerry that he doesn't already know.
Kerry loves to make up stories and tell them over and over and over......hoping they come true. You, allaboutthea$$, gates, etc. etc. can vouch for that. When you ask him to back up his claims.....he just repeats the stories again and calls you some really cool name.Comment -
[QUOTE=PickWinnerAllDay;15334844]Bryce Harper
Mike Trout
Starlin Castro
Andrew McCutchen
Brett Lawrie
Jason Heyward
Tommy Hanson
Giancarlo Stantonbut probably most likely
Stephen Strasburgwith injuries more likely
Ardolis Chapman
Jay Bruce??? 500 HR in an era when steroids are cleaned up might get it done
Justin Upton
Clayton Kershaw
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Whenever your baby handed bitch ass wants to get off my nuts, let me know. Thanks little guy. Have you confronted your wife about all of the other roosters? I'd feel uncomfortable staying in that marriage when she obviously doesn't respect you enough to not cheat...Comment -
lol bronx that is probably the 13 candidates most likely to do it.
Castro never walks, hits for a high average, and never misses games. That is the best formula for 3000 hits one can have.Comment -
You're dumb enough to think Mexican is a race and you can't see why I hate how stupid you are?
You are honestly a walking, talking, typing piece of shit-Comment -
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What?? Picker is posting about IQ's again???
Somebody has some insecurities..
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I love the race of cheetos, chi-archie, but that isn't how the word is used in his sentence so don't try to muck up an argument.
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Quick reading for you.Comment -
Moustakas or Hosmer--I think one of them turns into a superstarComment
