Defensively, he's in My Hall of Pretty Good any day of the week. This dude has a rocket launcher on his right shoulder. Gold Glover (I never got one), WS ring, and caught 15 years in the show.
Maybe he didn't do much with the bat, but he gave everything he had behind the plate everyday. His teams had success, and his pitchers loved him. I loved him and still do. He's the best.
Considering the catching position's physical and mental demands, that's Hall of Pretty Good career in my book.
I'm voting for him when he comes up.
I’m not a professional caliber athlete by any means but I know I could be an OLB in the NFL simply because I’m like Aaron Donald off the line when I see that street light turn green
@BaseballAmerica Picked this guy up in my dynasty league and got the response “Nobody knows that guy and nobody will ever know him. He’s a bum”. I promise you they will never hear the end of it when he becomes the next Sandy Alcantara.
The Angels are the type of team where guys will go on a podcast 5 years after they retire and say how poorly the organization was ran. At what point do we look in the mirror and make a change