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Chamillitary Click:
since MVP awards are clearly, undoubtedly far more impressive than Championship rings; i guess there is not even a debate on who the greatest baseball player of all time is...


and no, not Jason Kendall.

i'm talking about Barry Bonds, the man with seven MVP awards & the guy who won four straight.

& the funniest part, he doesn't even have a ring. ;D

Shallow:
What are you kidding me? Of course Barry is the best player, of at least the MVP era. He was a beast in his prime. Griffey if healthy the whole time may have had something to say about that, but it didn't work out that way.

Chamillitary Click:

--- Quote from: Shallow on January 09, 2010, 11:07:38 PM ---What are you kidding me? Of course Barry is the best player, of at least the MVP era. He was a beast in his prime. Griffey if healthy the whole time may have had something to say about that, but it didn't work out that way.

--- End quote ---

no, no.

best player of all time, period.

S P I C E:
It is hard to argue.  The most impressive thing for me is 500+ stolen bases, that is honestly just disgusting for any player to have let alone a player that also has 762 career Home Runs.  Add 8 Gold Gloves and 7 MVP's to that and you are definitely talking about one of the greatest athletes in the history of sports.  Bonds should have 9 MVPS also, he got robbed in 91 and 2000.  We will never ever see another player close to Bonds.  Arod and Pujols are great but not in the same league.

S P I C E:
Hist first MVP was in 1990 and his last MVP was in 2004.  LOL that is absolutely insane, if that is not an example of longevity and great consistency then I don't know what is.

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