Seguidor del azul, Licey, Dodgers, Blue Jays,amante del Beisbol en general, MLB, Lidom, Mexicana, Cubana, y donde se respire el sabor del béisbol. Ing.Civil.
Así van las votaciones al Salón de la Fama de Cooperstown.
Hasta el momento se han hecho públicas 230 boletas, las cuales representan el 54.2% de un total de 424 boletas. Se necesita un mínimo de 318 boletas (75%) para ser electo.
Who is your least favorite ballplayer of all-time?
1. Barry Bonds
2. Alex Rodriguez
3. Roger Clemens
4. Pete Rose
5. Mark McGwire
6. Curt Schilling
7. Reggie Jackson
8. Manny Machado
9. John Rocker
10. Write in another player
Who is your all-time favorite Outfielder?
1. Ted Williams
2. Mickey Mantle
3. Henry Aaron
4. Willie Mays
5. Roberto Clemente
6. Rickey Henderson
7. Tony Gwynn
8. Ken Griffey Jr
9. Mike Trout
10. Write in another OF
Not enough people talk about Tony Fernandez
• .288/.347/.399 (.746 OPS), 101 OPS+
• Hit .297 with Toronto (12 seasons)
• 5x All-Star, 4x Gold Glover at SS
• Signed by Toronto back in 1979
• 2276 hits, 600 XBH, 844 RBI
• 1057 runs, 246 SB, 3156 TB
• Had 5.0 WAR 2x, 20 SB 7x
• Received MVP votes 4x
• Played for both NY teams
• .905 OPS in Japan at age 38
• .327 BA in 168 postseason PA
• Led MLB with 17 triples in 1990
• Belongs on Blue Jays Rushmore:
• #1 all-time in GP, H, 1B, 3B, dWAR
• #2 or #3 all-time in WAR, 2B, TOB
• Got 4 (out of 545) HOF votes in 2007
• Part of the McGriff/Alomar/Carter trade
• 1 of 17 players in history with at least 600 XBH, 240 SB, and 10 dWAR; his .288 career BA is 9th highest among that esteemed group
Lamentablemente, Gloria Rocha, la madrina del doblaje latino, ha fallecido el día de hoy... en su cumpleaños.
Fue la directora del doblaje de Dragon Ball Z y Sailor Moon, además de la voz de Miss Piggy, Vilma y Piolín.
Descanse en paz.
Bob Horner drives one of the 4 home runs he hit against the Expos July 6, 1986. Horner became just the 12th player in Major League Baseball history to achieve this rare feat.
the Braves actually lost the game 11-8, making it the only time in MLB history that a player hit four home runs and his team still lost.