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Rellyrell said:
Sharpe should’ve been in 10 yrs ago, & I will forever hate CIS for making defend a Green Bay Packer, especially one that was part of the turn around that have fck’d over my Bears for 3 decades.

Thanks guys
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I avoided Sharpe discussion, but no real fan is questioning his selection.
 
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Rellyrell said:
Now fam, if I were to provide a list of all the players that were ahead of Reggie in 2001-3, 2004, 2011, 2012-14, it would be too exhaustive.
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But it would be worth it. I love reading this stuff! (just not putting in the work lol) Great work.

Honestly not sure what he'd look like in a different system. Part of me thinks Harrison/Edge hurt him and part of me thinks maybe he benefited and maxed out his potential. Let me smoke again real quick and overanalyze before deciding which one is more likely. Lol I kid.

(I do realize stats only matter so much due to the league changing as well)

My vote is for BOFA DEM.
 
L A M P said:
But it would be worth it. I love reading this stuff! (just not putting in the work lol) Great work.

Honestly not sure what he'd look like in a different system. Part of me thinks Harrison/Edge hurt him and part of me thinks maybe he benefited and maxed out his potential. Let me smoke again real quick and overanalyze before deciding which one is more likely. Lol I kid.

(I do realize stats only matter so much due to the league changing as well)

My vote is for BOFA DEM.
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Yeah, & that’s another factor to consider. However I will say this: unlike guys like Alvin Harper, TJ Houz, & several others who were clear #2’s, Wayne proved he was really a #1 when Harrison retired. Those other guys flamed when they were called upon to be a #1. I think Reggie is underrated, & that’s not me being a homer.

If I was a voter, I’ll be honest: I wouldn’t put him on the 1st ballot, but pound for pound w/ total yards, total receptions w/ the SB ring, I would have him in 3rd ballot compared to his peers.
 
Rellyrell said:
Derek Jeter:
-5x Champion
-14x All Star
-.310 career batting avg.
-3000+ career hits
-1300+ RBIs
-5x Gold Glove
-5x Silver Slugger
-MVP
-ROY
-WS MVP
-2x Hank Aaron Award Winner

What r u talking about? This is about as close to a 100% sure 1st ballot resume in MLB history. Lol.
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3465 hits
8 200 hit seasons
100 runs scored 13 times

Saying an above average hitter is way off
 
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Rellyrell said:
Derek Jeter:
-5x Champion
-14x All Star
-.310 career batting avg.
-3000+ career hits
-1300+ RBIs
-5x Gold Glove
-5x Silver Slugger
-MVP
-ROY
-WS MVP
-2x Hank Aaron Award Winner

What r u talking about? This is about as close to a 100% sure 1st ballot resume in MLB history. Lol.
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eugene levy applause GIF
.... :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
L A M P said:
I could’ve scored 100 runs at the top of that lineup! Lol
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Man that's bs
You gotta produce at the top of the order to score
They changed multiple players in the line up over the first decade plus, yet he was the constant
First 7 full years
Avg
119 runs, 197 hits, 79 rbi, 390 ob%
 
When Frank gets in, and he will, he will have played for the worst offenses of any skill position player in the Hall. No QB, RB or WR player for worse (ranked by total yards). His teams averaged 25th overall, and he still finished 4th in scrimmage yards.

It shouldn't be a close call. I don't want to hear about the Shadys or Taylors that fell into top 10 offenses to start their careers.
 
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