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  • freddiefreeman5
    Banned
    • Apr 2011
    • 478

    Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

    Pujols just hit his third HR in a single world series game to tie Reggie Jackson.
    I am very glad of it. I was tired of hearing "Mr. October" every year.
    Jackson never had a good average and only had a lot of power. Always thought he got more credit than his career deserved just because of one game.
  • freddiefreeman5
    Banned
    • Apr 2011
    • 478

    #2
    Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

    I forgot that Babe Ruth was the first to hit 3 in a world series game. Should have known the Babe did it before anyone else.

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    • cliffjmp33
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2010
      • 569

      #3
      Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

      I guess some team may throw some big $ at that Pujols guy this winter

      That being said, performing like that in the biggest of stages is unreal. I don't care if it's a 3-2 game or 16-7, that is unbelievable.
      Cheers,
      Jack

      Actively looking for a Brad Lidge Philadelphia Phillies Game Used Cap!
      My Memorabilia Collection

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      • gameused
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2005
        • 1912

        #4
        Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

        Originally posted by freddiefreeman5
        I forgot that Babe Ruth was the first to hit 3 in a world series game. Should have known the Babe did it before anyone else.
        Babe Ruth did it twice!

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        • freddiefreeman5
          Banned
          • Apr 2011
          • 478

          #5
          Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

          Originally posted by gameused
          Babe Ruth did it twice!
          He was a man among boys!

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          • kylehess10
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 3100

            #6
            Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

            Here's the bat Albert used for all 3 HR's tonight. Can you even imagine what this would go for at auction?


            kylehess941@hotmail.com

            My Game Used Collection:
            http://www.wix.com/kylehess941/gameused


            http://www.kylehessphotography.com/

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            • kylehess10
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2006
              • 3100

              #7
              Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

              and the batting gloves...

              kylehess941@hotmail.com

              My Game Used Collection:
              http://www.wix.com/kylehess941/gameused


              http://www.kylehessphotography.com/

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              • 5toolplayer
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2011
                • 797

                #8
                Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                kylehess10....check your email
                5TOOLPLAYER@COMCAST.NET

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                • yanks12025
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2006
                  • 3118

                  #9
                  Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                  But Reggie's three homeruns were better, cause they clinched the world series and were on 3 pitches. And Jackson had a good age, his career post season is .278 but hit .450 in 1977 World Series, yeah thats not a good average huh.

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                  • AM
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2010
                    • 1080

                    #10
                    Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                    Reggie Jackson is one of those over-bloated, overrated power players who stuck around to hit a milestone (500 HR) and being a Yankee elevates his popularity, or at least, visibility. He was good at nothing else and winning in baseball is NOT the same as winning in the other sports because frankly, it is so heavily dependent on pitching, and the subtle skill and refinement to play the game, especially batting, is unlike any other sport where pure athleticism, for the most part (maybe except Hockey and QB) will get you by. I.E., basketball is clearly the EASIEST sport.

                    I never considered Reggie an all-time great and that is why HOF credentials, in my opinion, need to be re-evaluated. There should be some sort of defined period of dominance - say 10 years for example - where the player was simply the best, or one of the few best, in the game during that period. A multi-tool player should get greater attention, unless of course, he is just an outright hitting/offensive machine (e.g., Cabrera, Vlad early career, Manny). And OPS is truly a terrific measuring stick for a hitter's ability.

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                    • yanks12025
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2006
                      • 3118

                      #11
                      Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                      Originally posted by AM
                      Reggie Jackson is one of those over-bloated, overrated power players who stuck around to hit a milestone (500 HR) and being a Yankee elevates his popularity, or at least, visibility. He was good at nothing else and winning in baseball is NOT the same as winning in the other sports because frankly, it is so heavily dependent on pitching, and the subtle skill and refinement to play the game, especially batting, is unlike any other sport where pure athleticism, for the most part (maybe except Hockey and QB) will get you by. I.E., basketball is clearly the EASIEST sport.

                      I never considered Reggie an all-time great and that is why HOF credentials, in my opinion, need to be re-evaluated. There should be some sort of defined period of dominance - say 10 years for example - where the player was simply the best, or one of the few best, in the game during that period. A multi-tool player should get greater attention, unless of course, he is just an outright hitting/offensive machine (e.g., Cabrera, Vlad early career, Manny). And OPS is truly a terrific measuring stick for a hitter's ability.

                      You should look up stats again, cause Reggie had many years of being the best or one of the best in the league. Lets remove Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Kirby, McCovey, anyone who didnt have the best stats for 10 years then.

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                      • AM
                        Senior Member
                        • Sep 2010
                        • 1080

                        #12
                        Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                        I have no problem with Kirby and McCovey not being included in HOF.

                        Catchers and middle infielders are not the same as outfielders. Bench was a dominant player at his position. And Morgan was a 2-time MVP & gold glove second baseman - check out his stolen bases, on base pct.

                        Both were superior players to Reggie Jackson.

                        The HOF is not perfect - I can draft a list of players who shouldn't be in there, in my opinion.

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                        • SkubeBats
                          Banned
                          • May 2006
                          • 2452

                          #13
                          Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                          I think today would be a good time to test Albert for steroids!!

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                          • Bondsgloves
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2007
                            • 287

                            #14
                            Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                            Originally posted by SkubeBats
                            I think today would be a good time to test Albert for steroids!!
                            No joke, I was thinking the same thing. The guy is huge!

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                            • shoremen44
                              Senior Member
                              • Jul 2007
                              • 1161

                              #15
                              Re: Move over Reggie, Albert needs to sit beside of you

                              Kyle,
                              Where'd you find the pics?

                              And my guess at the low end would be $100,000
                              Bert
                              ---------------


                              Always looking for Matt Wieters, Tettleton, and that Orioles magic

                              shoremen44@gmail.com

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