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View Poll Results: President Kerry | |||
1-2 years | 4 | 11.76% | |
2-3 years | 3 | 8.82% | |
3-4 years | 0 | 0% | |
No major attacks during Kerry's First Term | 17 | 50.00% | |
7-12 months | 7 | 20.59% | |
0-6 months | 3 | 8.82% | |
Voters: 34. You may not vote on this poll |
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Where you rank Bonds all time
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
Bonds is the best player in the past 30 years. Before him Mays/Mantle were the best, before them it was Ruth. Case closed Matlock.
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
None of the above. I rank him as a cheater and a fraud. If his superhuman abilities were obtained legitimately, I'd put him in the top 5 for sure.
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
you are being totally absurd, seriously. He won 3 [censored] MVP awards waaay before anyone ever said anything about steroids.
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
He is the best player ever not named Babe Ruth.
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
I put him top 5, although you could easily make an argument for top 3 or top 10. This is all excluding pitchers too. Ruth is cleary the greatest. After that you can argue all sorts of stuff about Bonds, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Willie Mays, Ted Williams, or even Lou Gehrig.
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
Before yesterday top 3,
I honestly don't know now. Too early to get a fair reaction. |
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
Question, what if Bonds took steroids, unknowingly? This was the same line Sheffield used, and I am just curious, how you guys feel about this. If we find out someone else provided Bonds with steroids, but he did not know they were steroids, does that taint his career?
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Re: Where you rank Bonds all time
I think a lot of you guys are kidding yourself big time if you don't think a big percentage of pro athletes don't take steriods or haven't taken them in the past, and lots of amateurs who want to be there as well. This is a business, not a game, and most people would probably do what it takes to get ahead. That even the guys at the top of the heap think they should or have to only proves that point.
It seems unfair to single out Bonds for criticism, as if he's an exception. Our own esteem that me might want to take away when we find out some guy is on steroids is the same esteem we might have denied them without the steroids, and the same esteem we probably routinely give to dozens of other athletes on steroids. The respect of a fickle bunch of bastards like us isn't worth that much. |
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