Donnie Baseball and the Jays
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The Jay’s management team is just getting Don ready when they fire John, the moment the team is in a slump. Just watch.
He would be an exceptional hire for the Jays.
As a player he was probably the second best first bagger in Yankee history.
And nobody saw that one coming. He just worked his ass off and is a true student of the game.
His success came on the biggest stage in the game. He knows pressure and what comes with high expectations.
As a player he was probably the second best first bagger in Yankee history.
And nobody saw that one coming. He just worked his ass off and is a true student of the game.
His success came on the biggest stage in the game. He knows pressure and what comes with high expectations.
No shame being second to Lou Gehrig. However, Joe Pepitone was more colourful than both.
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It was very strange. He came along after the late 70s wins and then they won the year after he retired. He was a great player in the sense that he punched well above his weight as far as natural skills go. He did win an mvp as well.
There was a period where he was the best player in baseball, the three years around his MVP season.
He'll probably make the HOF this/next year with the veterans committee.
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The title had me believing that the other Donnie was looking to expand his successful business ventures and purchase the Blue Jays. Great to hear it's the Yankee legend instead.
- Jun 15, 2004
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- Jun 15, 2004
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I was just talking, but the more i think about this, the more I like it. Although there is some talk about him currently working out with the Cardinals bench coach, I would sign Cody Bellinger in a heart beat. New team, new league. Cody is 27 years old. The guy has thunder in his bat. Right now, as is, probably around 20 to 25 million a year. Apparently he’s getting his strength back. Doesn’t look like that Dodgers have much interest anymore.
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