trytrytry said:not me me me, Im sitting on about $4000 in Bonds high graded baseball cards, in which I have about $650 in it from some insightful mint card buying in the late early 90's. Then getting them graded (several PSA 10's). I need him to break these records and have people see him for the unreal superstar he really is. He also needs to get a happier image and make an attempt to reach the fans and media as he nears retirement. Its been like being able to watch BAbe Ruth these past 19 years. very special in my opinion. Changes the way a manager has to manage.
to have a shot to see Wayne, Jordan, and Bonds in their primes WOW WOW WOW.
WC Bias said:One could argue that anyone who played before the sport was integrated cannot be considered the best to play the game
But I wont
My father was lucky enough to see Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson (the best pitcher of all-time) play! I think people forget that the Babe won like 83 games pitching and won three championships with the Red Sox! P.S. How many rings has Barry helped his team win?Journeyman said:I should put a disclaimer, Ruth will always be considered the greatest player...
I would rank them like this;
Ruth first half of 20th century
Willie Mays 2nd half 20th century
I wish I could have watched them play...I only saw Mays when he was ancient.