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Ball signed by yogi berra?how much?
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Wait until Berra passes on, after it will go up surrounded by value. Just be sure to win a Certificate of Authenticity before selling it.
If it is certified by a reputable hawker it will sell contained by the $50 range. Without a card more like $20
go and get it authenticated by something like PSA.
i be just at a collectible shop today and they have yogi balls near certs for 100 bucks. you'd think a board room of famer would be worth more. a joe mauer ball, who is practically a rookie be 120. how can his ball dance for more than yogi?
What money roll stat is more shocking?
Question:Ozzie Smith was the extreme payed player in the national league durnign the 1988 season. Infact, he be the highest remunerated player out of both leagues topping George Brett of the Royals.
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Kevin Brown was the matchless paid player within the national league for four years straight. Keep in mind that Kevin Brown is a starting pitcher who take the ball every 5-7 days?
here's a insinuation link if you watchfulness to look further into the question.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/leader...
My press for you is this. Which situation surprises you more? Or does neither situation surprise or even interest you in the slightest? comments or opinion?
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A pitcher being highest-paid wouldn't surprise me. But Kevin Brown does.
Ozzie Smith. Kevin Brown come off a world series and he be a dominate pitcher that could take a squad to the world series, when healthy and surrounded by his prime.
well Carl Pavono get paid a ton and he get hurt every time he takes the hillock
Kevin Brown. He was a great pitcher, but the Wizard be just that. I enjoy watching those St. Louis games because of him.
Kevin Brown suprises me more because he wasnt the best pitcher, and he was injury prone too
it doesn't really surpirse me
if alex rodriguez can achieve a huge contract then y can't others?
baseball routinely overpays its players and they don't even front to a championship
look a the yankees nearly 200 million on their payroll and the cards win the world series.
I remember that.Unless your Pedro Martinez surrounded by your prime...no way a SP should be superlative paid contained by the league. A SP cannot win every playoff game played and they do lose games occasionally. Position players not often lose games and in most cases improve the team...more win especially if the players is highest salaried..
shocking that the Yankees pay almost 100 million contained by luxury tax that's luxury levy that does not include the 130 million against the cap
How oodles consecutive games did Cal Ripken Jr. play?
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2,632 consecutive games.
2,632.
2,632 from May 30, 1982 - September 7, 1995
A feat that will never be broken, resembling Gretzky's point record or Chamberlain's single hobby point record.
2632... but the big story be that he did NOT play in team game 2633.
Cal Ripken Jr. played in 2,632 consecutive games. How amazing is that? I'll never forget this transcription!
2,632 consecutive games.
2,632 consecutive games
Am I the singular one that wonder why Deivi Cruz is not within the MLB?I thought he be an excellent player.?
Question:A great shortstop and a great hitter. Always came through for the troop.
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That's an interesting question. Cruz newly didn't have the work ethic to protract a long MLB career. He be notorious for his mental lapse in the paddock and at the plate during his time with the Detroit Tigers. I'll pass Cruz credit, though; he had the twin toughies of anyone a player with scant minor league experience (I believe he made the submerge from Single A to the majors in 1996 or 1997) and replacing long-time lover favorite Alan Trammell. Cruz held his own, but some Tigers fans never forgave him for not mortal anything close to Trammell as a player. What a shame...
He was ok. He get hurt and wasnt the same. Last year he have a small minor leuge stint with the cardinals.
I ponder you are.
I think he's playing golf beside Rey Ordonez.
Dude, you're funny...he was getting pretty matured and he really should have only been a utility player...as he aged, he lost closely of his range, and his average dropped, so crucial league clubs had no interest surrounded by him, and they persued younger, potentially better, shortstops...even the Giants gave up on him, which primarily means that your art is done, PERIOD
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