Jude 2

gets the number "600" homer...what a role model for younger kids these days.......

dalebert wrote:gets the number "600" homer...what a role model for younger kids these days.......

And so far not linked to the steroids issue, even with all the injuries he has had!!!!

Pastor Rob wrote:And so far not linked to the steroids issue, even with all the injuries he has had!!!!

Check his pics from the early days. His body mass hasnt really changed over the years.. compared to Bonds, Clemens, Sosa etc.

He was pure joy to watch here in Seattle, especially when he played with his dad.

I think he is one of the all time greats!

KB

is the same age as my son..goodness.... ...now if only my son had the same(amount) bank account....

Paully_44 wrote:

Pastor Rob wrote:And so far not linked to the steroids issue, even with all the injuries he has had!!!!

Check his pics from the early days. His body mass hasnt really changed over the years.. compared to Bonds, Clemens, Sosa etc.

My point exactly. He did it the right way, one of the few I might add, and what is even more sad is there were only around 16,000 to actually see him do it.

Not like that 50,000+ that pack Yankee Stadium night in and night out.

come back to Seattle, Junior!

IF he were to stay healthy and IF he played a few more years, and IF he played to his potential he could break Bond's record.

Full Quiver wrote:IF he were to stay healthy and IF he played a few more years, and IF he played to his potential he could break Bond's record.

IF he hadn't played on the knee killer turf that was The Kingdome, things may be different. And he would be doing it without the juice.

I'd still welcome him back to Seattle.

I mean my IFs in a good spirit. I would LOVE to see him finish strong and break the record.

JR has always had the sweetest swing in Baseball.