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Which player is almost as good as Todd Walker?  

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  1. 1. Which player is almost as good as Todd Walker?

    • Billy Barty - Great OBP
      0
    • Hank Aaron - Power and speed
      0
    • Babe Ruth - Power and can pitch
      1
    • Barry Bonds - Superior stretching skills
      0
    • Howard Cunningham - Great hardware skills
      1
    • Crash Davis - Great numbers and quotes
      7
    • Abe Virgoda - Big ladies man
      3
    • Ditka - Can do anything
      3
    • Charles Nelson Reilly - That man can dress
      3
    • Rickey Henderson - Rickey knows Rickey is better
      0
    • Ash Ketchum - He can catch'em all
      1


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If Walker played a whole bunch of games he would be the best player in the world some have claimed. I've tried to compile a list of players that are almost as good so please vote on one that might compare to the legend that is Todd Walker.

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I know this is sarcastic, but I have a question.

 

Is it at all possible that Miggy just might not be as great as we all assumed?

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I know this is sarcastic, but I have a question.

 

Is it all possible that Miggy just might not be as great as we all assumed?

 

Very possible. IMO since the Cubs have their leadoff hitter I like the possibilites of the things Tejada would bring. His attitude (from what I hear), durability, being a SS that can hit with power and average, and a decent fielder. Now, I don't know about his base running skills but to have a SS with those qualities are worth looking into IMO and it also allows the Cubs to have a nice platoon in RF. The Cubs are not guaranteed prduction from Murton as much as I would like to think they are and having a quality 4th OF that could slide into his spot would be a nice plus. (I know Duty would probably screw this up). He's also cheap salary wise compared to the prices SS's are now getting.

 

Now again back to your question, I think that ARod and Miggy are the only impact SS's I would trade a lot for. He's not a Cabrera or Pujols type hitter that makes hitting look effortless but I place a lot of importance on the SS position and I think having a SS that can hit 30/300/350 is worth selling the farm for. How many SS's have averaged that in the past 30 years?

 

I do admit I am also worried about this steroid thing with Raffy. I'm paranoid about that type of stuff to a fault and this worries me this off season more than any other one because of the cloud it has on players that had their numbers drop in 2005.

Edited by CuseCubFan69

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