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Julio's the last man standing

Started by Caveman, 03/25/06, 01:57:36 AM

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Caveman

Clemens will likely retire, where the hell are Franco and Santiago? Franco pitched for Houston a little last year but his current whereabouts are unknown to me. As for Santiago, He played at bit with Pittsburgh last year, I thought he was on the Mets but couldn't find him on there official site on any of the rosters. So, is Julio the last RBIer still in the big leagues?
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Attezz

John Franco was last seen (heard) doing a horrible job for ESPN Radio during the Braves/'stros series last postseason (horrible is not relative to the rest of ESPN's announcers, because if it was relative to the rest of ESPN's announcers, who pronounce Ratislav as "Rastaslav" and refer to the "slot" as the "top of the key" on several occasions), then John Franco was practically Vin Scully)

Benito opted out of his AAA contract with the Mets but intends to play in 2006 (but he won't, although I wouldn't be surprised at all if he latches on with the Yanks)

Haven't you guys been updating this?

ultimate7

We've discussed it so many times, it's not worth searching for because you'll get so many hits.

Clemens will pitch in '06.
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Caveman

I must have just not gotten in on any of those discussions. Really, someone throw me a bone, where the hell are Santiago and Franco gonna be in 2006.
"...I guess in so many words I feel like I'm a pro at that in my mind."

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Attezz

Quote from: Caveman on 03/25/06, 04:07:32 PM
I must have just not gotten in on any of those discussions. Really, someone throw me a bone, where the hell are Santiago and Franco gonna be in 2006.

Do you not read posts or just assume that we can see into the future?

Caveman

Yes, I've found it spices things up a bit in what would ultimately be am ordinary day. Telepathy is something I dabble in from time to time.
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JoeDirt

So then why don't you fucking tell us?
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The dee nee tard mixed in with gantry looks a little bit like TBT

Caveman

You gotta pay for that kind of info
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Metal King

I thought John Franco and Benny retired.  If they play, it won't be more than a couple games played or innings pitched.  Clemens is still way too good to quit.  I say he and Julio will be the final 2 then Clemens will retire before Julio quits at age 50.

I have complete lists of the current RBI 2 and 3 players, I gotta go dig 'em up somewhere.  New faces like Junior Griffey, Biggio, Frank Thomas, and Bonds appear for the first time on these two.  Senior Griffey is also on both.

I'd have to check the 1983-1989 divisional winners from RBI 3 and check for current players.  There ain't many.

Big Hath

Who was the first RBIer to retire?
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Gantry

First name in my head was Bobby Grich.  BR says his last game was 10/2/1986....

Metal King

Franco was still playing before Ronald Reagan even began his 2nd term as President.

I think Nolan Ryan has played through the most Presidents, it's 7 or 8 I believe.

Julio won't get much playing time this year or next, with Delgado at first.  There goes his chance at 3,000 hits, I don't think he would've gotten there anyway.  But he did miss a couple full seasons in the 1990s though, and I think the 2000 season, plus he was hurt almost all of 1992.

Keep eating those egg whites, Julio!  Play until you're 60!

OctoFranco

Julio's current line for the spring:

Quote Player   TEAM  POS  G   AB   R   H   2B   3B   HR   RBI   TB   BB   SO   SB  CS  OBP   SLG   AVG      
J Franco NYM   1B   15  26   5  10   3    0    0    6     13   6    4    0   0   .515  .500  .385

He's still got it, baby.

Metal King

Cool.  Maybe he will get more playing time now.  Too bad the NL doesn't have a DH so Carlos Delgado could take that spot.

Caveman

"...I guess in so many words I feel like I'm a pro at that in my mind."

                                       -Curtis Gates

OctoFranco

#15
Julio is the last man standing as far as I'm concerned.

Screw Clemens and his half-assed half-seasons.  Roger can take as many millions as Steinbrenner dangles under his nose as he wants, he will never be a true man.

Julio plays in the off-season.  He goes abroad when the MLB won't take him in.  He doesn't just show up when he's damn good and ready.

Suck it, Rocket.

Not that I don't want to see any possible RBI'er still active in the majors, I just do not respect any claim of the Rocket to last surviving RBI'er if he keeps this shit up.

Onto business, Julio is basically just a figurehead among the overwhelmingly hispanic Los Metos de Yorko Nuevo and subsequently has been seeing shit for play.  He's only appeared thus far as a pinch hitter, registering 3 plate appearances, but with no official at bats.  This includes a sac fly, two walks, an RBI, and two runs scored.

Interestingly, on that sac fly, he also reached on an error.

There were about a dozen other threads I could have chosen from to bump.

fathedX

I looked up Julio today as well and was going to post his early line.  Pretty cool that his OBP is .667 and he has two runs scored with no official at bats.  The man will play until he is 50, just incredible.

broiler

can a man with no legs play baseball?  if yes, what would the strike zone be?

my point is that it would be great if kevin mitchell lost his legs somehow and came back to the majors

Gantry

Julio continues to impress, keep on keeping on Senor Franco...

Caveman

Quote from: FrancogenarianOcto on 04/11/07, 03:40:27 PM
There were about a dozen other threads I could have chosen from to bump.

I do appreciate you choosing mine.
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