“If a pitcher can change speeds, every hitter is helpless, limited by human vision,” Maddux said. “Except,” he added, “for that [expletive] Tony Gwynn.”
Did Luka really just get traded to the Lakers for AD?
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That would be Mahomes, all day every day.
I think if he wins his 3rd straight, you have to start thinking about him as the goat.
Also, dynasties happen when generational players are lucky enough to have generational coaches. Lombardi/Starr, Walsh/Montana, Belichick/Brady, Reid, Mahomes. It takes a lot of luck.
It is kind of crazy that the NFL has never had a 3 peat
He also has better players at WR and RB. I’ll say gronk and Kelce cancel each other out.
The guys Brady won with are insane. Edelman? Walker? Amendola? None of those guys did a thing with another qb
Fair point, but Brady must have had a better overall team. Since was was married to someone making far more than him, he never asked for a max contract. So in theory his team had more to spend elsewhere.
Other than Hill, Mahomes has only ever had washed WRs. Worthy is showing sparks so jury out on that. He’s not had great RBs.
For some reason I thought Charles and hunt were more recent. Pacheco was a hard runner, but probably on par with patriot backs.
Bronny got his FG% up into the double digits (13%!), so he's clearly improving.
If the weight rumors are true, Doncic, a PG, is the 7th heaviest player in the entire NBA.
Hopefully he stays that way. I don't care for LA at all.
Hopefully he stays that way. I don't care for LA at all.
Who has Mahomes had in the WR and RB room?
Mahomes would probably give his left nut for a guy like Edelman or Welker. How about Randy Moss?
Hill blew chunks this year with Miami and started the decline in the last 5 games of first year with the fins.
Supposedly he’s got a drinking problem. He’s still pretty ****ing good tho.. horrible on defense
Name a receiver outside of Hill that Mahomes has had in his career that was better then Welker or Edelman.
My favorite part might be when Bryant says "oh that one might go" and Maddux, without even looking, just based off the sound and the swing, says "Nope. Warning track."
Had the Cubs not let him go, Maddux would have ended up being my favorite Cub of all time. Love that guy.
One of my all time favorite pitchers. Top five. I love when athletes are so smart. And so skillful. That when they walk down the street you’d never know what they have….
I own that same knit blazer/cardigan.One of my all time favorite pitchers. Top five. I love when athletes are so smart. And so skillful. That when they walk down the street you’d never know what they have….
My top five pitchers @Univee2 throwing you a bone.
In that perfect blue. My God
Frightening
The whip
Then Maddox
In that perfect blue. My God
Frightening
The whip
Then Maddox
Two ex-Cubs.My top five pitchers @Univee2 throwing you a bone.
In that perfect blue. My God
Frightening
The whip
Then Maddox
LOVE knuckleballers. Best pitcher on my high school team was a lefty who threw 88 with pinpoint control, a great curve, and a devastating knuckleball. I would call it all the time and he would shake me off. I swear he could have pitched in MLB with that thing. So, so hard to catch let alone hit.
He met his wife for lunch where they split a beautiful light Pinot and now he’s walking to the San Siro where he’ll slow jog for 90 because, well, unlike everyone else, he sees EVERYTHING
I wanted a glove like Sutter's. Extra big just in case they guessed what was coming.
It’s just so so cool. I loved when the monsters like Big Mac would be at the plate looking like fools with that thing coming across at zero mph
GibsonMy top five pitchers @Univee2 throwing you a bone.
In that perfect blue. My God
Frightening
The whip
Then Maddox
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Bunning
60s ruled.
Legends. Sadly I didn’t see any of them. The whip was going way back for me. The 80s were my baseball little kid years
As Uecker said, “The only way to catch a knuckleball is to pick it up after it stops rolling.”
Yep. A thing of beauty. This guy was blessed with a golden arm. His older brother threw harder, but blew out his arm his senior year. My teammate had such a sweet, easy motion there was little danger of that (uncoached, just came natural to him).
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