Billy Martin.

Billy Martin.
96 was a contract year, no? Probably had a little help to land the big money, then dipped down and needed help again in 98. All while 30 year of age and older. Yeah totally legit.CAA Flagship wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 10:54 amMeh. Look at '96. Had a better batting average and more home runs. Sure, '98 was a good year, but his bell curve isn't different than most players that played as long.
Take a rest, Glass Joe.SDHornet wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 4:56 pm96 was a contract year, no? Probably had a little help to land the big money, then dipped down and needed help again in 98. All while 30 year of age and older. Yeah totally legit.CAA Flagship wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 10:54 am
Meh. Look at '96. Had a better batting average and more home runs. Sure, '98 was a good year, but his bell curve isn't different than most players that played as long.![]()
He got a big payday following the 96 season. Pretty amazing that a 30 year old guy batting a career 240 suddenly produces the season of his career seemingly out of nowhere in his 6th season in the bigs. Again, nothing fishy there.
Let's wrap this up.
You seem to be an effective lawyer Joe.
Hung it up? I was still laughing at your absurd assertion that the Yankees were "victims" of steroids. Face it dude, your credibility has taken a nose dive after this thread. This is your 6.93 moment, suck it up dude!
Just for the record, I was called a very effective lawyer for my work in this thread.
It’s lawyers like you that make tort reform appealing.JoltinJoe wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 3:22 pmJust for the record, I was called a very effective lawyer for my work in this thread.
And you still haven't credibly alleged a single member of the 1998 Yankees was using PEDs before or during that season.
But you're a Phillies fan. You're use to getting slaughtered like roadkill and claiming otherwise.![]()
I do agree that effective tort lawyers make defense attorneys pine for tort reform.Ivytalk wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 6:49 pmIt’s lawyers like you that make tort reform appealing.JoltinJoe wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 3:22 pm
Just for the record, I was called a very effective lawyer for my work in this thread.
And you still haven't credibly alleged a single member of the 1998 Yankees was using PEDs before or during that season.
But you're a Phillies fan. You're use to getting slaughtered like roadkill and claiming otherwise.![]()
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FYPJoltinJoe wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 3:35 amI do agree that whiny, greedy, overreaching tort lawyers make defense attorneys pine for tort reform.![]()
And, don't forget, the 1998 Yankees had no member linked to steroid use.
If you disagree, fill in the name here:____________________
Gannon needs company at the bottom of this debate.
Fill in the blank or shuddup, Winthorpe.Ivytalk wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 5:13 amFYPJoltinJoe wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 3:35 am
I do agree that whiny, greedy, overreaching tort lawyers make defense attorneys pine for tort reform.![]()
And, don't forget, the 1998 Yankees had no member linked to steroid use.
If you disagree, fill in the name here:____________________
Gannon needs company at the bottom of this debate.
Nah, I think he's fine with theology debates, but he goes ballistic the moment that anyone points out a flaw with his beloved Yanks. At least he's a rabid fan, if a bit delusional. He's certainly like JSO when it comes to baseball. But I guess he's a "victim" too.
Sure Joe, we all think the Yankees were victims. Let's close down the thread and pretend nothing nefarious was going on ever with the Yankees, or baseball in general, at that time. Just let me know which part of the beach you're sticking your head into so that we can all space out appropriately and not bump into anyone else when we stick our heads in too. That cool, JSO, er, I mean Joe?
Let's forget all the chest thumping and posturing.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 7:38 amSure Joe, we all think the Yankees were victims. Let's close down the thread and pretend nothing nefarious was going on ever with the Yankees, or baseball in general, at that time. Just let me know which part of the beach you're sticking your head into so that we can all space out appropriately and not bump into anyone else when we stick our heads in too. That cool, JSO, er, I mean Joe?![]()
https://thesportsreporterny.wordpress.c ... -martinez/JoltinJoe wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 3:22 pmJust for the record, I was called a very effective lawyer for my work in this thread.
And you still haven't credibly alleged a single member of the 1998 Yankees was using PEDs before or during that season.
But you're a Phillies fan. You're use to getting slaughtered like roadkill and claiming otherwise.![]()
You dug up some stupid article from a website that just got its first hit in about 10 years, and posted that? I guess Google can find even the most obscure, justifiably forgotten articles.AZGrizFan wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:44 amhttps://thesportsreporterny.wordpress.c ... -martinez/JoltinJoe wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 3:22 pm
Just for the record, I was called a very effective lawyer for my work in this thread.
And you still haven't credibly alleged a single member of the 1998 Yankees was using PEDs before or during that season.
But you're a Phillies fan. You're use to getting slaughtered like roadkill and claiming otherwise.![]()
And obviously Straw was on SOMETHING. Every. Single. Game.
JoltinJoe wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 11:04 amYou dug up some stupid article from a website that just got its first hit in about 10 years, and posted that? I guess Google can find even the most obscure, justifiably forgotten articles.AZGrizFan wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:44 am
https://thesportsreporterny.wordpress.c ... -martinez/
And obviously Straw was on SOMETHING. Every. Single. Game.
So now you're accusing Tino Martinez, who never appeared all that "jacked" (contrary to this article's assertion) and who had a normal career arc.
You won't find pictures of Tino looking any different in 1996 than he did in 1997 or 1998. Keep in mind that in 1995, Tino had 35 homers playing in the cavernous Kingdome.
Tino got very comfortable in New York after taking over Mattingly. He also had a perfect swing for the short right field foul-line porch. In 1997, he had his best year. Tino probably would have continued to hit 35-40 homers a year for a number of years, except that he took an awful beaning from Armando Benitez in 1998. He was never the same offensive player after that beaning.
And Strawberry, a part-timer on the 1998 team, has never been credibly accused of anything.
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Trust me... his theology debates are based on scant factsGannonFan wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 7:19 amNah, I think he's fine with theology debates, but he goes ballistic the moment that anyone points out a flaw with his beloved Yanks. At least he's a rabid fan, if a bit delusional. He's certainly like JSO when it comes to baseball. But I guess he's a "victim" too.![]()
Theology is never based on facts. It's based on reason and intuition. That's your problem. You can't have a theological discussion because you don't grasp what theology is about.Chizzang wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 11:33 amTrust me... his theology debates are based on scant factsGannonFan wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 7:19 am
Nah, I think he's fine with theology debates, but he goes ballistic the moment that anyone points out a flaw with his beloved Yanks. At least he's a rabid fan, if a bit delusional. He's certainly like JSO when it comes to baseball. But I guess he's a "victim" too.![]()
by all appearances he's got more factual data on the Yankees than any theological argument I've ever seen from him
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Please produce Jesus’s birth certificate.
You can’t help yourself, Joe. You type “/thread,” but you can’t help lashing out at everyone on here who baits you.