@@jasonanderson4036 I think you’re right. Aramis was consistent for years & very good in the clutch. The 2003 Cubs will always be my favorite cub-team. I even got to see them play in San Francisco that year. Prior pitched … Cubs win!
@@jasonanderson4036 Without question. He was a better hitter overall and FAR better when it mattered. Bryant only means more to the Cubs because of the World Series, but Aramis was the better player.
When I was a kid, I got to see Geo play in AAA ball. Before one game, I printed out the best picture I could find of him on a glossy sheet of paper, and I caught him after the game to sign it. He looked at the print and actually asked me where I got the picture. I was just a kid and never considered the possibility he’d talk to me, so I stuttered while explaining that I made it myself. He was really nice and actually thanked me for the gesture. It wasn’t a big deal or anything, but that moment really stick with me growing up. Still got the autograph to this day. :)
This the same Aramis Ramirez that booked flights back to his home country along with Moises Alou the night of the Bartman incident even though Game 7 still hadn’t been played yet? Riiiiight……
growing up these guys were my favorite along with soriano
Been a huge cub fan since 1968
Love this. Loved both of them but Aramis was such a staple of the early 2000’s Cubs teams that were good. That homer vs the brewers gave me chills
He and Derek Lee were awesome.
Dude this makes me want to go back and play MLB 2k10
Milwaukee became
Wrigley Field North because of Aramis & Zambrano. Ramis was *clutch* & *Big* *Z* *had* *heart*
Bring back Sammy please. Would love to see soriano and Lee as well!!
Love the Cubs best
Best 3rd baseman we had between Santo & Bryant. Huge addition to the 2003 team.
I feel like Aramis was better than Bryant. Bryant obviously means more to the fans but Aramis was a better hitter and more clutch at the plate.
@@jasonanderson4036 I think you’re right. Aramis was consistent for years & very good in the clutch.
The 2003 Cubs will always be my favorite cub-team. I even got to see them play in San Francisco that year. Prior pitched … Cubs win!
@@jasonanderson4036 Without question. He was a better hitter overall and FAR better when it mattered. Bryant only means more to the Cubs because of the World Series, but Aramis was the better player.
I'm never going to forget Geo face laughing when Ozzie kicked his facemask.
LMAO
That was priceless
When I was a kid, I got to see Geo play in AAA ball. Before one game, I printed out the best picture I could find of him on a glossy sheet of paper, and I caught him after the game to sign it.
He looked at the print and actually asked me where I got the picture. I was just a kid and never considered the possibility he’d talk to me, so I stuttered while explaining that I made it myself.
He was really nice and actually thanked me for the gesture. It wasn’t a big deal or anything, but that moment really stick with me growing up. Still got the autograph to this day. :)
Love seeing the old guys come back. Lets get Sosa back in with the Cubs!
Seeing Aramis so old makes me feel old.
Huge cubs fan here!
Man these guys were fun
nice win yesterday!!!
Aramis is the most underrated Cub ever. I'd legitimately take him over Kris Bryant.
Said it once, will say it 100 times. Aramis Ramirez, the greatest clutch hitter in Cubs history!!!
❤Ramírez 🇩🇴🌎🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Pittsburg 😊 even tho.... well you know.... still thank you!
Cubs hello my friend
Damn there ain’t nobody there
This the same Aramis Ramirez that booked flights back to his home country along with Moises Alou the night of the Bartman incident even though Game 7 still hadn’t been played yet? Riiiiight……
Lee aramis sosa
How about we bring back former Cubs Rizzo, Bryant, and Baez? This organization has become a bad joke.
They are still active
Love these guys but it’s a joke they were brought back before Sammy.
Ramirez was our Pujols.
But not nearly as good