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displacedvermoter

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1. Agree about the stolen bases rules

Reply to kairos12 (Original post)

Sat Sep 21, 2024, 07:59 AM

Sep 2024

but he is still MVP.

Personally I would make him a relief pitcher or closer next year. He would likely be the best at that as well, could probably pitch two innings every few days, close as needed, and still hit 40 - 50 home runs a year for the next decade.

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OK set your posts to flame. [View all] kairos12 Sep 2024 OP

Agree about the stolen bases rules displacedvermoter Sep 2024 #1

And he doesn't look like a republican BOSSHOG Sep 2024 #2

Also forgot the Dodgers angle kairos12 Sep 2024 #3

Excuse me? Damn Dodgers? Magoo48 Sep 2024 #11

I stand corrected BOSSHOG Sep 2024 #12

Can you imagine Ricky Henderson, Lou Brock etc with a pitch click and limited pick off throws JT45242 Sep 2024 #4

Their records would approach the unreachable equivalent of Cy Young's win totals. kairos12 Sep 2024 #5

There's never been an MVP designated hitter SCantiGOP Sep 2024 #6

I'm not even a Yankee fan kairos12 Sep 2024 #8

Agree, but SCantiGOP Sep 2024 #9

Yeah, but he's going to be MVP anyway Auggie Sep 2024 #7

A Little Easier ProfessorGAC Sep 2024 #10

Ohtani's record is what it is. As for MVP, well, stranger things have happened. Magoo48 Sep 2024 #13

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