I find baseball incredibly boring, but I always admired Griffey.

dlazz;427251 wrote:I find baseball incredibly boring, but I always admired Griffey.

I find you incredibly boring, but I always admire that possum.

I always loved Griffey and I'm a die hard tribe fan. It's too bad he didn't take care of himself a little better physically.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;427727 wrote:I always loved Griffey and I'm a die hard tribe fan. It's too bad he didn't take care of himself a little better physically.

He should have used steraroids.

Just goes to show the physical toll on the body when you do it naturally.

I had heard he wasn't much for offseason conditioning. Whether that's true or not is another story.

justincredible;427595 wrote:I find you incredibly boring, but I always admire that possum.

He also played 13 seasons on concrete(basically) and went all out, all the time. No matter what anyone would have done in the off season, playing on that shit in Seattle would tear everyone's legs and body. I'm not the least bit surprised he broke down. I just wish it wouldn't have happened until his final year, so we could have a "real" HR King.

krambman;427057 wrote:He had the potential to be the greatest baseball player of the modern era if injury hadn't screwed it up for him.

Hell he had the potential to be the greatest baseball player period, regardless of era

Hb31187;428510 wrote:Hell he had the potential to be the greatest baseball player period, regardless of era

This.

Without the injuries, he would have gone down as the greatest ever.