Whos your favorite player( living or daid)? and what your teem
I am a Yankee fan i have benn sisnes i could rember basball. my favret player is defnetly lou Gerig
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I'm a youngin, only 21. My team is the Jays and honestly the first sports moment i remember seeing live is Joe Carter hitting off the walk off in the 93 series. The second moment i remember is Messier lifting the cup for the Rangers. But my all time favourite player to watch would be Vlad, i watched a huge amount of Expos games as I'm a Canadian and he was my favourite to watch. Dead player that I love though is Ty Cobb, the guy was a savage as far as i've read. And Currently David Ortiz is a player i will always watch when he comes to the dish.
sharemy favorite team Chicago Cubs-and yes, i'm always cryin'
my favorite all-time ball player-Buckey Weaver-from the 1919 black Sox
" Were paratroopers Lt.,were supposed to
be surrounded." Cpt. Winters
I'd say either Rickey Henderson, Cal Ripken, Dave Parker, or Vladimir Guerrero would be my favorites (living). Of course, I used to love the big homer-hitting guys growing up, like Cecil Fielder, McGwire, and Canseco too.
Vlad's definitely my favorite active player. He never hits under .300 (11 straight seasons over .300, just 12 more seasons to tie Ty Cobb's record!), oodles of rbi's and good runs and homerun counts.
As for a dead player, I'd have to just look at their career stats.
Actually, Kirby Puckett was one of my favorites growing up too, he'd be my #1 choice for a deceased player.
Oh, my favorite team, the Detroit Tigers. I was alive when they won their most recent World Series in '84 (I was about to turn 6).
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My favorite team is the Cincinnati Reds. Favorite all time player, none other than Cincinnati's favorite son, Charlie Hustle himself future hall of famer Peter Edward Rose!
shareAnother Reds fan here, and while Pete Rose was a special player that every Cincy fan loves, it's Johnny Bench for me. Just so happens that I've given both men a handshake and told them I appreciated the way they played the game. Wouldn't invite either one to dinner, though. Given the opportunity, I'd want to spend a few hours with Tony Perez. Hey, we can all dream!
shareSpeaking of inviting them to dinner; I met Pete once when I was working my way though school as a waiter. He was a great guy and a great tipper. When you wait tables you get to see people as they really are. He was alot shorter than his baseball card said though, lol.
shareGreat taste in baseball. Go redlegs
Lawrence of Arbia, he was an English guy who came to fight the Turkish