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Guest Rockin' Doc
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Willie was the man.

Happy birthday, Willie.


Guest Kong76
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They just don't build baseball forearms like that anymore. (legally)


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I bet he could still hit a stickball three sewers.
Happy Birthday, Willie.

Later


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Jose Reyes paid tribute by playing the game (offensively, anyway) like the Say Hey Kid.

The two have always struck me as something of a pair.


  • 5 months later...
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Edgy DC wrote:
One more article stating as fact that there was something disgraceful about Willie Mays' tenure with the Mets.


Heard a St. Louis reporter the other morning compare LaRussa's bullpen phone gaffe to Mays' "performance" in the 1973 World Series.


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SteveJRogers wrote:
Edgy DC wrote:
One more article stating as fact that there was something disgraceful about Willie Mays' tenure with the Mets.


Heard a St. Louis reporter the other morning compare LaRussa's bullpen phone gaffe to Mays' "performance" in the 1973 World Series.


Comparing them how ... as two things which occurred on a baseball field but otherwise couldn't possibly be less similar?


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Frayed Knot wrote:
SteveJRogers wrote:
Edgy DC wrote:
One more article stating as fact that there was something disgraceful about Willie Mays' tenure with the Mets.


Heard a St. Louis reporter the other morning compare LaRussa's bullpen phone gaffe to Mays' "performance" in the 1973 World Series.


Comparing them how ... as two things which occurred on a baseball field but otherwise couldn't possibly be less similar?


Legends having "senior moments" Basically saying LaRussa was having his "Mays in 1973 World Series" moment.


  • 2 weeks later...
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Willie-as-a-Met Disparagement Alert

You�ve gotta feel sorry for Jesse Jackson; his time is so far gone, people don�t even remember when his time was. He reminds me a little of Willie Mays playing for the Mets in 1973�the best all-round baseball player who ever graced a baseball diamond, looking like a minor league-er, an all-time great who hung around one season too long.


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Six Schaefer points to the next writer who positions someone past his prime as "out there trying his best to help his cause, despite maybe not being his best anymore -- like Willie Mays in the 1973 World Series."


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