MLB Off-Topic

[Mabster]

Looking at the date of that article, just sad that not one step forward has been made towards progress if a new stadium.

[redsox4evur]

Full credit goes to Curt Schilling for this topic. You can give out a 10 year $250 million to any player over the last 30 years who is it or are they?


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[Sportsforever]

Quote: Originally Posted by redsox4evur

Full credit goes to Curt Schilling for this topic. You can give out a 10 year $250 million to any player over the last 30 years who is it or are they? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Barry Bonds...every day and twice on Sunday.

[WaitTilNextYear]

Quote: Originally Posted by redsox4evur

Full credit goes to Curt Schilling for this topic. You can give out a 10 year $250 million to any player over the last 30 years who is it or are they? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Original Seattle version of Griffey Jr.
2001 Albert Pujols.
Bonds as was mentioned.
A-Rod the first time.
Maddux.
Pedro.
Seattle/Houston/Arizona Unit.
Cleveland/Boston Manny Ramirez.
1992 Frank Thomas.
Miguel Cabrera
Clayton Kershaw

Probably some others. Not really that interesting of a topic (no offense to the OP, but intended at Schilling thinking he has some great idea here, lol).

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by WaitTilNextYear

Probably some others. Not really that interesting of a topic (no offense to the OP, but intended at Schilling thinking he has some great idea here, lol).

I was kinda confused by the 10 years $250M question and how it differs from asking who had the best 10 year run, unless I'm misunderstanding the intent, why make it a contract? Just ask who had the best 10 year run the last 30 years, unless he's only trying to include guys that haven't had 10 years of service time yet, but still

[SPTO]

As much as a loathe the man and the fact that he's the poster child for the era it would have to be Bonds.

[WaitTilNextYear]

Quote: Originally Posted by l3ulvl

I was kinda confused by the 10 years $250M question and how it differs from asking who had the best 10 year run, unless I'm misunderstanding the intent, why make it a contract? Just ask who had the best 10 year run the last 30 years, unless he's only trying to include guys that haven't had 10 years of service time yet, but still

Not having seen Schilling actually hatch the idea, my guess is that he's trying to basically say nobody is worth that kind of money. Hence framing it in terms of a contract instead of 10-year performances.

[AC]

Mike Trout