How's that? He said Willie Mays was the best PLAYER. PLAYER, implying that he did more than just hit. Well, so did Ruth. Find me another player who has a career 2.28 ERA and hit 100 home runs, let alone 714. By the way, he also pitched 29 consecutive scoreless innings in the world series.
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Posted 09 August 2007 - 03:23 PM
QUOTE (VaNDelaYInDusTrIEs @ Aug 9 2007, 03:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
How's that? He said Willie Mays was the best PLAYER. PLAYER, implying that he did more than just hit. Well, so did Ruth. Find me another player who has a career 2.28 ERA and hit 100 home runs, let alone 714. By the way, he also pitched 29 consecutive scoreless innings in the world series.
Yeah, PLAYER. Some things Ruth was better at (pitching) and some things Mays was better at (fielding). Like I said yesterday every great player from different eras benefited from their eras one way or another. It's all a matter of opinion really and I doubt anybody is going to change somebody else's opinion here.

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