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11-27-2007, 01:14 PM
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HE BEAT THESE HALL OF FAMERS IN '74....I PUT A VALUE OF WINNING THINGS.YOU PUT MORE VALUE ON COLLECTING OVER A LOT OF YEARS.In other words you like a weed,and I prefer flowers.One looks beautiful,and makes people feel good,and the other is just there for a while(hanging out.)You say he isn't good enough,buy he routinely led his team to kick Schmidt's butt in the post.So,he beat Schmidt again.This is my point..Garvey (accused of being so self-centered) shows signs of being the offensive glue for the teams he played for.He wasn't just a part of the puzzle.He usually was playing 162 games,and not slumping.A very consistent offensive weapon when the team needed to win.When they wanted to get to the World Series,he showed up(unlike these future hof members like AROD.)
1 Steve Garvey | 2 Lou Brock | 3 Mike Marshall 4 Johnny Bench | 5 Jimmy Wynn 6 Mike Schmidt| 7 Al Oliver | B8 Joe Morgan Richie Zisk | 10 Willie Stargell Last edited by SCUDSBROTHER : 11-27-2007 at 01:29 PM. 
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