I need to see this trio more often! Bailey is great fit with you guys and id love to see him work with you guys more. Also idk how but i need more of this post-2000 era baseball talk. It's a nice trip back in time for this 30 year old baseball nerd.
Gotta say, as a lifelong Angels fan, I do appreciate the little break you took to acknowledge how freakin solid they were in this era, and how PERFECTLY they all fit this draft conceptually 🤣. I was honestly listening to this whole episode waiting for someone to pick someone like an Anderson or an Erstad or even an Eckstein. Those were my guys back in the day, I'm glad they get their due here haha!
My draft (without taking what's on video): P: A.J. Burnett C: Charles Johnson 1B: J.T. Snow 2B: Brandon Phillips 3B: Martin Prado SS: J.J. Hardy LF: Rondell White CF: Juan Pierre RF: Raul Mondesi DH: Mike Sweeney I went with a more speed/defense-oriented approach here. I put about an hour into this so there were probably better players I could've gone with.
Someone giving my boy BP some love. You love to see it. Dude was so underrated, great defender and average hitter who always seemed to get a hit when you needed it most
Something to consider whenever an outfielder is remembered for having a good arm - iconic tosses like Mays', Puig's, Clemente's, and Bo's are great, but if there are TOO many memorable throws from an outfielder it might be because there's a lot of pop flys they're not catching... you know who I never remember for lasers from deep center? kenny lofton. he was elite and had an arm, but he was getting to everything before it hit the ground and lobbing it to his teammates while signaling how many outs, not chasing it down and barehanding it before launching it toward home to stop an impending run
Loved this draft. All the nostalgia feels. My pics (chosen after I heard the rules and paused the video): SP: Ben Sheets C: Jason Varitek 1B: Mike Sweeney 2B: Edgardo Alfonzo (my favorite player of all time) SS: Mark Grudzielanek 3B: Michael Young LF: Geoff Jenkins CF: Randy Winn RF: Jermaine Dye DH: Travis Hafner
A lot of the guys drafted today were absolute BEASTS in MVP Baseball 2005. I would trade big stars for two or three of these guys and dominate for years.
My team with what you guys missed P: Kerry Wood C: AJ Pierzynski 1B: Mike Napoli 2B: Brandon Phillips SS: JJ Hardy 3B: Juan Uribe LF: Bobby Higginson CF: Coco Crisp RF: Andre Eithier DH: Jay Buhner
My picks (not ones taken in the video) P: Kevin Millwood C: Darren Daulton 1B: Carlos Peña 2B: Neil Walker 3B: Martin Prado SS: JJ Hardy LF: Cliff Floyd CF: Coco Crisp RF: Jayson Werth DH: Hideki Matsui
Few names that came to my head that I missed if they were mentioned: grudzelanik, eckstien, adam dunn, carlos lee, adam kennedy, coco crisp, matt morris (shane victorino just misses with 31 war)
@@ARMTOAST I mean he was the ultimate strikeout or hit a home run guy. He might be greatest home run hitter of all time, he just couldn't connect most of the time
So many Mariners busts from the early 2000s taken or eligible to be taken. From Aurelia to Vidro to Figgins. Could’ve also gone with a Jarrod Washburn, Scott Spiezio, or Jeff Cirillo. Carlos Silva and Miguel Batista also come to mind. Edit: made this comment, then unpaused only to hear BBD select Erik Bedard. LOL Mariners
For some reason thought about Eric Karros with the Dodgers in the 90s, horrible defender but pretty solid offensively, 5 100 RBI seasons, NL ROTY in 1992, and only 10.4 career but 284 career HRs
This is kind of a sentimental favorite, but Jim Eisenrich could sneak in. Had several seasons in .800 ops and topped out at .889. He lost some early seasons due to his struggle with tourrette's and one could argue he wasn't even an everyday player outside of '93, but he was always a key player who could hurt you at just the right time. Also, he's one of the '93 Phillies who DIDN'T turn out to be a huge scumbag. That and the great name should be the X factors that put him over the top.
if he hadn’t won that one MVP award in 2006, this list would’ve been perfect for justin morneau. i thought another twins guy michael cuddyer could’ve been on here. maybe a little cliff floyd action? perhaps a little mike lowell?
For context I drafted along with the guys and picked 3rd before foolish. 1st Michael Young SS 2nd Hideki Matsui DH (definitely too high, but he was one of my favorite players and with 2 yanks fans drafting I wanted to make sure I got him. Disappointed he wasn't even mentioned tbh, but it's cool) 3rd Carlos Lee LF 4th Brandon Phillips 2B 5th Richie Sexson 1B 6th AJ Pierzynski C 7th Juan Pierre CF 8th Ted Lilly SP (really wanted Matt Morris when I first thought about it, but over 30 war and top 3 cy young finish) 9th Mike Lowell 3B 10th Adam Dunn RF (or Nick Swisher if you want to veto Dunn for not playing enough RF)
I was honestly super surprised to find out that Matsui only cracked 30 HR ONCE in the MLB and still set the single-season HR record for Japanese-born players. Of course that's about to be literally atomized by Ohtani this year but Matsui was super duper solid.
C: Benito Santiago 1B/DH: Richie Sexson/Sean Casey 2B: David Eckstein SS: Royce Clayton 3B: Ed Sprague RF: Rusty Greer CF: Franklin Gutierrez LF: Bernard Gilkey SP: Jason Schmidt - Mark Mulder - RP: Eddie Guardado - Jose Mesa -
Awesome topic: I wish it was my idea. Here is my team: SP - Juan Guzman 24.3 C - Charles Johnson 22.6 1B - Richie Sexson 18.0 2B - Bip Roberts 20.5 3B - Vinny Castilla 19.4 SS - JJ Hardy 28.1 LF - Shane Mack 21.7 CF - Juan Pierre 17.3 RF - Joe Carter 10.6 DH- Josh Willingham 18.9
Thought my angels fans bias was kicking in but I always thought figgins, Anderson, glaus, erstad, eckstein were some of the most underrated guys in the league not to mention more recent guys like howie Kendrick and Erick aybar
My picks: SP: Carlos Zambrano C: Mike Napoli 1B: Richie Sexson 2B: Mark DeRosa SS: JJ Hardy 3B: Joe Crede LF: Carlos Lee CF: Scott Podsednik RF: Jay Bruce CP: Jonathan Broxton
Will Clark is my favorite player in life. Grew up a Giants fan just south of SF and, when I was a kid, if you told me anyone was better than him I would've fought you
Wish one of y'all at least mentioned Hiroki Kuroda. Especially after that caller on Talkin' Yanks reminded Jake and Jomboy that he exists and is criminally underrated. He didn't really strike too many people out, but he was a grinder and actually had a better ERA+ and FIP than Cain, Bedard, and Sheets (according to BR) with pretty similar inning counts. At least Bailey mentioned Kuma, but I'd have veto'd him because of his 3rd place Cy Young finish in 2013. I was a little upset y'all didn't at least pick a closer for the bullpen, I may have gone with Koji Uehara or Takashi Saito.
My Lineup based off career war C Mike Napoli - 26.3 1B Carlos Pena - 18.1 2B Brandon Phillips - 28.4 3B Chase Headley - 25 .9 SS JJ hardy - 28.1 OF Hideki Matsui -21.2 OF Jason Werth - 29.2 OF Dave Roberts 9.1 DH Mike Sweeney 24.8 P Daisuke Matsuzaka - 9.4
Jesse Orosco is the pinnacle of "pretty good" and consistency. But he did have a Cy young 3rd place finish once but if you cut that single year out the rest of his career is 23 years of reliable consistency.
The steroid era sure was something. Richard Hidalgo with 44 HR and over 1.000 OPS and he finishes 20th in MVP voting. Sammy Sosa hit .320 with 50 HR the same year and finished 9th. There were tons of players putting up MVP caliber offensive numbers every year for a several year stretch during that era.
JM, Foolish, Stark Raving Sports, and Baseball Doesn't Exist putting Baseball on the map with their trending baseball videos. These guys are doing more work than Manfred, while making nothing in comparison. I hope that baseball gains more traction with all of your guys' work. 👍
I’m shocked that Richie Sexson didn’t get taken in this draft! He had some MONSTER years and somehow even after a 12 year career he only had a 18 career WAR
first baseman was probably a stacked position. lots of guys that fit this criteria. i’d say i’d rather have kruk and klesko because of the on base ability of those two. i’d take sexson oover konerko but it can go either way. sexson was definitely the best home run hitter of the four which i guess is the more traditional first baseman archetype
My first thought was Derrek Lee, but he's at 34.5. I keep trying to think of guys from The Bigs 2 (Vernon Wells was definitely one of those guys) lol Dang, Aramis Ramirez at 32.4. Josh Hamilton 28.0 Brandon Phillips 28.4 Carlos Lee 28.3 Alphonso Soriano, one of my favorites, 28.6 Joe Niekro 29.7 Hall of Fame center fielder Lloyd Waner 29.6. 1x All star. How
Delino DeShields 2B (24.4) Marquis Grissom CF (28.6) Garrett Anderson LF (25.4) Cliff Floyd DH (25.9) Ryan Klesko 1B (26.7) Rondell White RF (28.2) Edgardo Alfonzo 3B (28.8) Charles Johnson C (22.6) Tony Batista SS (13.8) pitcher - Charles Nagy (24.8)
Chris Taylor is gonna be one of those guys at the end of his career
Maybe. Justin Turner certainly
Justin turn has more than 30 war so no
This is a killer trio. You should have Foolish Bailey back.
we get there!
2 years later and he’s still going
I need to see this trio more often! Bailey is great fit with you guys and id love to see him work with you guys more. Also idk how but i need more of this post-2000 era baseball talk. It's a nice trip back in time for this 30 year old baseball nerd.
Surprised Richie Sexson wasn’t picked at first. Name factor, and some monster years
And amazing clubhouse personality
I'm waiting, nay praying, for the Bailey x Jake Out of the Park Baseball content. It will happen I'm sure.
we need the tandem diamondbacks series to World Series glory
@@bv6377 Yup yup yup
hmmm
Pablo Sandoval has 19.4 WAR, if he wasnt still twirlin the stick, he would be the star of this draft
Gotta say, as a lifelong Angels fan, I do appreciate the little break you took to acknowledge how freakin solid they were in this era, and how PERFECTLY they all fit this draft conceptually 🤣. I was honestly listening to this whole episode waiting for someone to pick someone like an Anderson or an Erstad or even an Eckstein. Those were my guys back in the day, I'm glad they get their due here haha!
My draft (without taking what's on video):
P: A.J. Burnett
C: Charles Johnson
1B: J.T. Snow
2B: Brandon Phillips
3B: Martin Prado
SS: J.J. Hardy
LF: Rondell White
CF: Juan Pierre
RF: Raul Mondesi
DH: Mike Sweeney
I went with a more speed/defense-oriented approach here. I put about an hour into this so there were probably better players I could've gone with.
Someone giving my boy BP some love. You love to see it. Dude was so underrated, great defender and average hitter who always seemed to get a hit when you needed it most
I would go micheal young at short ngl
Raul Ibanez takes pride in his defense
Do this annually and call it the Jose Vidro Memorial Draft
huge bailey guy. Thanks for having him on. Glad you got your own show, Jake.
Something to consider whenever an outfielder is remembered for having a good arm - iconic tosses like Mays', Puig's, Clemente's, and Bo's are great, but if there are TOO many memorable throws from an outfielder it might be because there's a lot of pop flys they're not catching... you know who I never remember for lasers from deep center? kenny lofton. he was elite and had an arm, but he was getting to everything before it hit the ground and lobbing it to his teammates while signaling how many outs, not chasing it down and barehanding it before launching it toward home to stop an impending run
Loved this draft. All the nostalgia feels. My pics (chosen after I heard the rules and paused the video):
SP: Ben Sheets
C: Jason Varitek
1B: Mike Sweeney
2B: Edgardo Alfonzo (my favorite player of all time)
SS: Mark Grudzielanek
3B: Michael Young
LF: Geoff Jenkins
CF: Randy Winn
RF: Jermaine Dye
DH: Travis Hafner
Love the Geoff Jenkins pick! One of my favorite players of all time
@@Mjr1752 very solid list
Edgardo was the first person I thought of when they mentioned the draft
I can't believe Sweeney's WAR was that low. I didn't even think to look at him for this.
Not sure his war numbers but Eric Chavez seems like he’d be an interesting look
Too high unfortunately. 38.3 WAR.
Ben Sheets (his pants) is an all time great pick
It was worth the early draft capital.
Love hearing Jake Bailey and BBD in this long form format
This is probably the best draft I have seen from Jomboy Media
A lot of the guys drafted today were absolute BEASTS in MVP Baseball 2005. I would trade big stars for two or three of these guys and dominate for years.
My team with what you guys missed
P: Kerry Wood
C: AJ Pierzynski
1B: Mike Napoli
2B: Brandon Phillips
SS: JJ Hardy
3B: Juan Uribe
LF: Bobby Higginson
CF: Coco Crisp
RF: Andre Eithier
DH: Jay Buhner
yess JJ Hardy is one of my favorites
@@ryandeeken1554 underrated shortstop for sure
I feel like Kerry Wood falls in that injury category, he seemed like he was going to be a much bigger deal than he ended up being.
Was really hoping my boy Cuddyer would get picked up..
This episode was such a nostalgia trip
Not often Jake looks like the toughest guy in the room
Bake the alg
Bbd got the Clark Kent look goin I dig it
He needs a haircut desperately , he basically has an Afro
@@ilovesports410 I got a haircut one week ago.
@@BigBabyDavidJM I think the hair lookin good bbd
YES JAKE. I was waiting to see if anyone went with Guillen at short. He was my all time favorite to watch play growing up
Looking up guys myself now and how wild is it that Matt Kemp had only 21 career WAR?!
Bailey the baseball bro coming through!! Lovin it!
My picks (not ones taken in the video)
P: Kevin Millwood
C: Darren Daulton
1B: Carlos Peña
2B: Neil Walker
3B: Martin Prado
SS: JJ Hardy
LF: Cliff Floyd
CF: Coco Crisp
RF: Jayson Werth
DH: Hideki Matsui
Wow, what a fun idea this is. I know that exact feeling when you hear one of those names.
BTW, Jake looks hot today.
Epic collab.
Keep em coming!
fun fact: david segui is the son of diego segui, who pitched on opening day of the inaugural seasons for both of seattle's big league teams
Man that was a fun segment. Kazu Sasaki was a short-lived closer with great seasons.
Bailey looks like he took wake n Jake literally here. Ya love to see it
Iykyk
Melvin Mora and Chone Figgins definitely the first two names to pop in my head
Few names that came to my head that I missed if they were mentioned: grudzelanik, eckstien, adam dunn, carlos lee, adam kennedy, coco crisp, matt morris (shane victorino just misses with 31 war)
Carlos Lee is a great pick. Killer stats and longevity to boot.
if it wasn’t for his -28.4 dwar i’d say dunn was too good to be considered but YEESH that glove
also i love the coco crisp pick. his great seasons always seemed to average out his mediocre ones. wild how close he flirted with 30 WAR
@@ARMTOAST I mean he was the ultimate strikeout or hit a home run guy. He might be greatest home run hitter of all time, he just couldn't connect most of the time
@@ars6492 And his nickname is El Caballo (The Horse), which is great
still a perfect game. gotta love it
brian roberts is my al time favorite player, love loved him as a kid, made me very happy to hear some brob love
So many Mariners busts from the early 2000s taken or eligible to be taken. From Aurelia to Vidro to Figgins. Could’ve also gone with a Jarrod Washburn, Scott Spiezio, or Jeff Cirillo. Carlos Silva and Miguel Batista also come to mind.
Edit: made this comment, then unpaused only to hear BBD select Erik Bedard. LOL Mariners
Bailey awesome as always
Raul Ibañez's glove was perfectly suited for DH 🤣🤣🤣
Coco Crisp huge snub, adds elite baseball name value too
Vaughn Grissom is in the braves system actually. He's killing it
We need more of this
Coco Crisp would've been an elite pick
Exactly what I thought
I would love to see a draft of even more random baseball players a tier below these guys
I would waive my DH and pick Carlos Zambrano. When that guy was in his prime he was fun to watch and also watch hit as a switch hitting pitcher.
Michael bourn in center was always tearing the tigers up
Coco Crisp and Michael Cuddyer immediately popped in my mind
For some reason thought about Eric Karros with the Dodgers in the 90s, horrible defender but pretty solid offensively, 5 100 RBI seasons, NL ROTY in 1992, and only 10.4 career but 284 career HRs
This is kind of a sentimental favorite, but Jim Eisenrich could sneak in.
Had several seasons in .800 ops and topped out at .889.
He lost some early seasons due to his struggle with tourrette's and one could argue he wasn't even an everyday player outside of '93, but he was always a key player who could hurt you at just the right time.
Also, he's one of the '93 Phillies who DIDN'T turn out to be a huge scumbag. That and the great name should be the X factors that put him over the top.
Love how bbd says “cAtchers”
Not sure if someone said this but Juan Pierre
if he hadn’t won that one MVP award in 2006, this list would’ve been perfect for justin morneau. i thought another twins guy michael cuddyer could’ve been on here. maybe a little cliff floyd action? perhaps a little mike lowell?
For context I drafted along with the guys and picked 3rd before foolish.
1st Michael Young SS
2nd Hideki Matsui DH (definitely too high, but he was one of my favorite players and with 2 yanks fans drafting I wanted to make sure I got him. Disappointed he wasn't even mentioned tbh, but it's cool)
3rd Carlos Lee LF
4th Brandon Phillips 2B
5th Richie Sexson 1B
6th AJ Pierzynski C
7th Juan Pierre CF
8th Ted Lilly SP (really wanted Matt Morris when I first thought about it, but over 30 war and top 3 cy young finish)
9th Mike Lowell 3B
10th Adam Dunn RF (or Nick Swisher if you want to veto Dunn for not playing enough RF)
I was honestly super surprised to find out that Matsui only cracked 30 HR ONCE in the MLB and still set the single-season HR record for Japanese-born players. Of course that's about to be literally atomized by Ohtani this year but Matsui was super duper solid.
Few misses although I have a Jays fan bias. Aaron Hill, Lyle Overbay and Orlando Hudson.
I looked at Hill. O-Dog is just over the 30 WAR unfortunately, or else I probably would've picked him.
C: Benito Santiago
1B/DH: Richie Sexson/Sean Casey
2B: David Eckstein
SS: Royce Clayton
3B: Ed Sprague
RF: Rusty Greer
CF: Franklin Gutierrez
LF: Bernard Gilkey
SP: Jason Schmidt - Mark Mulder -
RP: Eddie Guardado - Jose Mesa -
Superman made an appearance
Awesome topic: I wish it was my idea.
Here is my team:
SP - Juan Guzman 24.3
C - Charles Johnson 22.6
1B - Richie Sexson 18.0
2B - Bip Roberts 20.5
3B - Vinny Castilla 19.4
SS - JJ Hardy 28.1
LF - Shane Mack 21.7
CF - Juan Pierre 17.3
RF - Joe Carter 10.6
DH- Josh Willingham 18.9
Bailey loves the opening song
This hit my Angels fan nostalgia funny bone
Mike Sweeney is another one. Had some amazing seasons but was stuck on some historically bad Royals teams at the turn of the century
Frank Thomas to Paul Konerko to Jose Abreu to Andrew Vaughn next 🤯
Thought my angels fans bias was kicking in but I always thought figgins, Anderson, glaus, erstad, eckstein were some of the most underrated guys in the league not to mention more recent guys like howie Kendrick and Erick aybar
Glaus was a problem. That Angels team was always rough. Good MVP 2005 nostalgia there!
Yo Foolish baseball,Marquis also made the last out in the only perfect game in Expos history(El Presidente)...a fly out from Chris Gwynn
Dee Gordon and Rajai Davis are two guys I would want to have on my underdog playoff team
I’m surprised nobody went joe crede at 3rd after Paul konerko got picked. He was HUGE in that 2005 ws push for the white Sox
pissed no one picked marco scutaro. dude was a beast plus a great name
Derek Lee would be my first baseman
Professor BBD in the corner
so glad to hear ricky weeks’ name
As an orioles fan, all the orioles on here are who i grew up with. Still have my b-rob poster
My picks:
SP: Carlos Zambrano
C: Mike Napoli
1B: Richie Sexson
2B: Mark DeRosa
SS: JJ Hardy
3B: Joe Crede
LF: Carlos Lee
CF: Scott Podsednik
RF: Jay Bruce
CP: Jonathan Broxton
yankee legend Jay Bruce
@@ryandeeken1554 on second thought I might’ve wanted Juan Pierre over Podsednik
Was surprised Yunel Escobar wasn't taken, checks all the boxes
16 consecutive seasons played under the name "Marquis Grissom" is an untouchable MLB record
Don't mind what Nola is doing this year but he has one special talent (whip) that makes him unique
I'd love to see this again but with borderline HOFers. Will Clark, Dave Parker, Dale Murphy, etc.
Will Clark is my favorite player in life. Grew up a Giants fan just south of SF and, when I was a kid, if you told me anyone was better than him I would've fought you
I thought Carlos Lee was a lock for a pick and I was so surprised when he didn’t get drafted. His career was made for this draft.
I thought that too. He had 7 or 8 straight years where you could lock him in for right around 30 HR/100 RBIs
Also his nick name is El Caballo (The Horse), which is great.
Wish one of y'all at least mentioned Hiroki Kuroda. Especially after that caller on Talkin' Yanks reminded Jake and Jomboy that he exists and is criminally underrated. He didn't really strike too many people out, but he was a grinder and actually had a better ERA+ and FIP than Cain, Bedard, and Sheets (according to BR) with pretty similar inning counts. At least Bailey mentioned Kuma, but I'd have veto'd him because of his 3rd place Cy Young finish in 2013. I was a little upset y'all didn't at least pick a closer for the bullpen, I may have gone with Koji Uehara or Takashi Saito.
My Lineup based off career war
C Mike Napoli - 26.3
1B Carlos Pena - 18.1
2B Brandon Phillips - 28.4
3B Chase Headley - 25 .9
SS JJ hardy - 28.1
OF Hideki Matsui -21.2
OF Jason Werth - 29.2
OF Dave Roberts 9.1
DH Mike Sweeney 24.8
P Daisuke Matsuzaka - 9.4
Carlos Lee would have been a top tier pick in this draft
Choooooooch! Great pick
Him and Shane Victorino were key to that World Series
Big fan of Chooch.
Jesse Orosco is the pinnacle of "pretty good" and consistency. But he did have a Cy young 3rd place finish once but if you cut that single year out the rest of his career is 23 years of reliable consistency.
Under 30 WAR is rough, wanted Aramis Ramirez, but I’m a baseball casual so there’s that too
Tanaka will be drafted 10 years from now
The steroid era sure was something. Richard Hidalgo with 44 HR and over 1.000 OPS and he finishes 20th in MVP voting. Sammy Sosa hit .320 with 50 HR the same year and finished 9th. There were tons of players putting up MVP caliber offensive numbers every year for a several year stretch during that era.
Does Hideki Matsui count? World series MVP but career WAR of 21.2 (also Honorable mention to Adam Jones who's just over 30war)
JM, Foolish, Stark Raving Sports, and Baseball Doesn't Exist putting Baseball on the map with their trending baseball videos. These guys are doing more work than Manfred, while making nothing in comparison. I hope that baseball gains more traction with all of your guys' work. 👍
Thanks!
1-ubaldo Jimenez
2-joe girardi
3-Mark Reynolds
4-Eric young sr
5-vinny castilla
6-Walt Weiss
7-Carlos Gonzalez
8-Juan Pierre
9-Dante bichette
Need an all time lineup of batters who don’t wear batting gloves.
I’m shocked that Richie Sexson didn’t get taken in this draft! He had some MONSTER years and somehow even after a 12 year career he only had a 18 career WAR
first baseman was probably a stacked position. lots of guys that fit this criteria. i’d say i’d rather have kruk and klesko because of the on base ability of those two. i’d take sexson oover konerko but it can go either way. sexson was definitely the best home run hitter of the four which i guess is the more traditional first baseman archetype
Sexson was my pick if Konerko was ruled illegal
@@BigBabyDavidJM I LOVE that you noticed the legend himself! This was an amazing episode keep up the amazing work BBD 💪🏼
@@ljtuohey-kay2937 yea you’re right as far as walks, sexson didn’t do much of it lol but definitely the best power hitter of the bunch for sure
@@BigBabyDavidJM also even though you’re already famous, you have a criminally low subscriber count so I can forever say I was your 10th sub hell yes
I never thought id see the day where cbd is being advertised
Not bay lol, but chone figgins and coco crisp I thought of right away
Adam Dunn👀
Michael Young is way too good veto. Best Texas Ranger ever
Hank Blalock or CJ Wilson would’ve been nice picks
bret Boone was insane
And Mike napoli needs to be a catcher on the board
Garret Anderson should be the first overall pick
Bailey is the best
Thank you, Owen!
My first thought was Derrek Lee, but he's at 34.5. I keep trying to think of guys from The Bigs 2 (Vernon Wells was definitely one of those guys) lol
Dang, Aramis Ramirez at 32.4.
Josh Hamilton 28.0
Brandon Phillips 28.4
Carlos Lee 28.3
Alphonso Soriano, one of my favorites, 28.6
Joe Niekro 29.7
Hall of Fame center fielder Lloyd Waner 29.6. 1x All star. How
i think soriano would have been too good. he was a 40-40 threat
@@ljtuohey-kay2937 Yeah you're probably right, but that's why I liked him lol
@@Brownie5540 I looked at Soriano and basically decided he was too good.
@@FoolishBaseball Makes sense, was just rattling off guys I saw that I liked. Surprised he was that low, though.
Hamilton wouldn't count because he won MVP
Delino DeShields 2B (24.4)
Marquis Grissom CF (28.6)
Garrett Anderson LF (25.4)
Cliff Floyd DH (25.9)
Ryan Klesko 1B (26.7)
Rondell White RF (28.2)
Edgardo Alfonzo 3B (28.8)
Charles Johnson C (22.6)
Tony Batista SS (13.8)
pitcher - Charles Nagy (24.8)
Freddy Sanchez