well i dont remember the big bambino himself but after seeing the way barry crushed that ball tonight he is definitely the best homerun hitter of my time. opinions?
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Bonds is at the top of his game thats for sure. His combination of smooth swing, great experience, and being jacked up on steroids makes him pretty dangerous.
I would say babe ruth because he was so far ahead of everyone. He was hitting 60 and the next guy was hitting like 20. -
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Yeah, it's all relative. A lot has changed in the game...Comment
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I must admit Babe definitely was the man and played all the way up until his damn liver gave out on him. I heard stories of him being totally wasted at games and still hitting homersOriginally posted by ColKurtz
Bonds is at the top of his game thats for sure. His combination of smooth swing, great experience, and being jacked up on steroids makes him pretty dangerous.
I would say babe ruth because he was so far ahead of everyone. He was hitting 60 and the next guy was hitting like 20.Sig heil
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umm both of those white guys....shit, one was some fat fuck that played for the yankees, the other sucked down abunch of creatine
forgot their namesComment
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Barry probably is the best of all time.
But, I wonder how well he'd do without the pharaceutical help and full body armor at the plate ... ?- *** -Comment
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I'd say Barry might be second or third.
1. Hank Aaron
2. Reggie Jackson
3. Barry Bonds
But you can't forget McGwire, Sosa..
How about George Foster...Dave Kingman...Willie Mays...Mike Schmidt...Willie McCovey?unattended error: ID 10 T. Check connection between keyboard and chair.Comment
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aaah Reggie Jackson..how could anyone forget mister october himself? I remember him hitting crushing balls for the Yanks in the 80'sSig heil
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Originally posted by toodamnfli
aaah Reggie Jackson..how could anyone forget mister october himself? I remember him hitting crushing balls for the Yanks in the 80's
yeah, too bad I grew up a Dodger fan...
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Originally posted by pine
yeah, too bad I grew up a Dodger fan...
and who didnt? I know being a SOCal boy growing up in the 80's all I knew was Fernando, Mike Soc., Kirk Gibson, Orel Hershiser, Pedro Guerro and the rest..and who can forget Kirk Gibson's last minute homer to beat Dennis Eckersley?Sig heil
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barry indeed crushed that fuggin ballIm fuckin retired
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I used to love to watch Greg Luzinski of the White Sox crush balls over the roof of the stadium....watching dale Murphy was also something else...
Barry is amazing...imagine how many homers he'd have hit had he not been walked almost 200 times this season....Comment
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Jose Canseco
Mark McGwire
Barry Bonds
Sammy Sosa
Pure Examples of Power in the past 20 years.
Industry Hall Of Fame Legend Mike Jones
Bow to the Power - Still BP4L
http://gfyawards.com/hall-of-fame
Learn about it kids.Comment
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mcgwire.
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Babe Ruth began his career as a pitcher, they say if he had as many AB (At Bats) as Hank Aaron he would have over 1000 career home runs. He was hitting more home runs then entire teams back in his day, that would be like some guy hitting 120 home runs in one season today7Comment
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