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Griffey hurts himself

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I'm glad this is another team's problem.

 

He'd probably pop a lung if he took a deep breath.

Weren't we supposedly pretty close to getting Griffey at one point? I am glad that never happened!

At the time, Bruce Vineline had him here

And in other news, the sun rose again this morning....

It's a shame. Still one of the prettiest swings I've ever seen.

:( :( :(

What Voodoo Medicine Woman did he piss off?

 

How can you get hurt THAT often

this isn't even funny anymore. Once he left Seattle all of this happens, could've been possibly the greatest ever if it weren't for his injuries.

QUOTE(WilliamTell @ Dec 22, 2006 -> 12:50 PM)
this isn't even funny anymore. Once he left Seattle all of this happens, could've been possibly the greatest ever if it weren't for his injuries.

Well to some extent though the things that made him so great probably played a big part in his recent injury history. Banging into those walls and flying around on the turf in the Kingdome had to do a number on Griffey's legs, and then he was moved to a place with no DH after years of that pounding.

QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Dec 22, 2006 -> 03:05 PM)
Well to some extent though the things that made him so great probably played a big part in his recent injury history. Banging into those walls and flying around on the turf in the Kingdome had to do a number on Griffey's legs, and then he was moved to a place with no DH after years of that pounding.

Hell, in probably the greatest play he made during his career he actually broke his wrist.

It's crazy, he's got 563 home runs, and he's still a "what could have been" guy. He was always one of my favorite players, because he made the game look so easy...

Just turned 37 and its seems like he's been hurt for a long, long time.

 

Had he stayed healthy, I'd say he'd be close to 700 by now.

 

Sadly for the Reds they still owe him 25 mil over the next 2 years and a ton of deferred salary at 4% interest down the road. Yikes.

QUOTE(aboz56 @ Dec 22, 2006 -> 02:34 PM)
Sadly for the Reds they still owe him 25 mil over the next 2 years and a ton of deferred salary at 4% interest down the road. Yikes.

They had their chance to move him and probably pick up a dynamite young starting pitcher back in late 2005 and turned it down. You shouldn't feel sad for the Reds at all.

I hope he sticks around for another 3-4 years to get 600+

QUOTE(sox4lifeinPA @ Dec 22, 2006 -> 10:53 PM)
I hope he sticks around for another 3-4 years to get 600+

 

He's only 37 shy of 600. Should take one good healthy year .... which now that I think about it, could take 3-4 years to achieve.

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