[Neopet_Girl]

Originally Posted by DaBigManOnCampus

Wow! you say this by gloves? Remember this, in a era of legendary pitching what the National League gives, and if you mix in the fact the game wasn't as highly advanced in the game with this sisler had no helmet and was mostly at risk for this. He was the Ichiro in a time where the stars was Ruth, Lajoie and Speaker was the HR Mainstays and was truly dominated at the sport, and also say this to Ty Cobb (The baseball player not the person) who I think but I may not be right had the record before Sisler He before Musial was the The name when you hear The Cards' and a one of the Legendary Staples of the National League in General. So You can put them both in but you can never take out Sisler, ever.

Says you! LOL. I am starting a campaign to get him out. I will make pickett signs, and colorful banner. Wanna join? Doesn't pay though. I tihnk we will go with the slogan: "Sisler was a dead ball era dead beat!" LOL.

[DaBigManOnCampus]

To put Sislers legendary season in Perspective, here is some articles made by the Baseball Hall Of Fame themselves...

A Closer Look: George Sisler

George Sisler and Ichiro Suzuki

I hope your kidding to say that sisler needs to be out... but just putting this out there, later...

[Neopet_Girl]

Originally Posted by DaBigManOnCampus

To put Sislers legendary season in Perspective, here is some articles made by the Baseball Hall Of Fame themselves...

A Closer Look: George Sisler

George Sisler and Ichiro Suzuki

I hope your kidding to say that sisler needs to be out... but just putting this out there, later...

LOL. Too funny. Look the Hall has to say that, they made the mistake of taking him in. How many people who play first base make it without hitting for power? Nobody. Okay, well maybe those dumb Cubs who got a dead ball era poem. LOL. He did not have power like the Yankee guy who played a million games in a row, and he played when they had itty bitty short gloves so he got lucky. LOL. Kick him out. Are you with me?

[DaBigManOnCampus]

Nah, sorry, see that he was called the nearest thing to the perfect player... by one of the greatest "Players" of all time, is alot for me, Cobb do not say that to any one that goes for one of his hitting records, he was well respected among his peers and when one of those peers were guys like Cobb and Austin.