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    Witlon-Bonds missed one year because of his knee, and your saying he has problems staying healthy? Its not like he's injury prone or anything, Bonds can hit 60 hrs, but he wont because Teams are bunch of *****es who wont pitch to him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    Bonds if they pitch to him.
    That's probably why they don't pitch to him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GiantsFan83 View Post
    Witlon-Bonds missed one year because of his knee, and your saying he has problems staying healthy? Its not like he's injury prone or anything, Bonds can hit 60 hrs, but he wont because Teams are bunch of *****es who wont pitch to him.
    What you call being pussy I call being smart.

    If the Giants had a legit threat behind Bonds he'd be pitched to more often.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    What you call being pussy I call being smart.

    If the Giants had a legit threat behind Bonds he'd be pitched to more often.
    Call it whatever you want. Its just my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    What you call being pussy I call being smart.

    If the Giants had a legit threat behind Bonds he'd be pitched to more often.
    Not everybody really knows baseball like that though.

    And yeah, I'd be surprised if Bonds stayed healthy enough anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GiantsFan83 View Post
    Call it whatever you want. Its just my opinion.
    I know. I was just stating my opinion as well.

    For the life of me, i'll never understand why anyone feels the need to point out that their post is their opinion. That's pretty much a given.
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    Pujols, Andruw, Howard, and A-Rod could all hit 60 this season.
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    I highly doubt Andruw Jones could hit 60 HRs...I don't think A-Rod will either, he hits a bunch but isn't exclusively a HR hitter.
    I did a lot of good things as a sim league GM.

    Ah, give me something clever to say here.

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    If Arod leaves NY after htis year then yes. Righthanders have historically had difficulty hitting a lot of homers in NY.

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    Not only will pitchers not pitch to Bonds, but his age and health couold be question marks against him and whether or not he stays healthy, he still only manages to play what 130ish games a year.


    Still like Pujols. Or my homer pick is Fielder. hahaha

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    Wasn't Puljos on pace to break Bonds' record last year until he got injured?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    Wasn't Puljos on pace to break Bonds' record last year until he got injured?
    Yes he was and it was all over ESPN.

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    That was relatively early into the season though.
    I did a lot of good things as a sim league GM.

    Ah, give me something clever to say here.

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    Yeah, but he was locked in and seemed to be no way to pitch around him (unless intentionally walked). Which he seemed quite content to do for the good of the team. All he says and seems to care about is the final result, winning the W.S. It will be interesteing to see how is reacts this year after winning the Series? It would have been interesting to see how long he could have stayed on pace to chase Bonds pace? Who knows, but it is a new year, youjust never know what will happen, that is the beauty of baseball!!!

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    Bonds. There's a reason that he is STILL the most feared hitter in baseball.

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