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08-09-2007 #1
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Just wait another 7-8 years, A-rod will surpass Bonds, if he keeps up the current average of 40 per. You hear all the talk on the sports shows about the different era's in baseball, deadball, juiced ball, steriods, etc, this is primarily why most records are not that impressive anymore. Alot of things have changed in the past 20 years, to me the more impressive records are 300+ wins (511 is untouchable by Cy Young), 3,000+ hits (small ball is real baseball) and Ripken's consecutive game streak. Our society and game have changed so much, the players are making so much now and it is guaranteed money, most become very arrogant. If anyone watched the Hall of Fame inductions, Ripken & Gwynn, both class acts and just loved to play the game.
Originally Posted by Damn True
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