Agreed.
I feel he was underrated as a player; if he had played in a larger market (NY, LA, CHI, BOS), I think he would have been more of a household name.
Yeah he chose to stay there in San Diego. He could have had more money and fame elsewhere. If he was a Yankee, fuggetaboutit.
Funny how great great hitters don’t need to be “athletic”.
I listened to that feminine hygiene product Keith Olbermann eulogize him and actually felt sorry for the bastard, he was visibly holding back tears.
Anyway, young ballplayers, please stick to gum and sunflower seeds.
Clay Buchholz’s comments, not too bright.