Favorite baseball player that DIDN'T/doesn't play for your team?
 

Mine?
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Probably Tony Gwynn or Junior in his Seattle days.

AJ Pierzynski is one of those guys that you would love if he was on your team but otherwise hate the shit out of.

Ken griffey Jr.
He could of been best ever if he didn't play in steroid era!

Mark McGwire

Loved watching him in BP before games.

I duno if this counts...I consider myself a Royals fan. As a kid before I moved to KC, I lived in Minneapolis. I loved Kirby.


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Ken Griffey Jr. or George Brett.

<----Duh.

Frank Thomas too.

Randy Johnson before he was a Yankee. Or Greg Maddux.

Griffey Jr. had the sweetest swing.

barry bonds post steroids

All time: Griffey Jr. Now: Dustin Pedroia

1. Ken Griffey Jr

2. David Justice

3. Mark McGwire

4. Cecil Fielder

5. Ricky Henderson

oh and rafael palmeiro post steriods also

honorable mention jose canseco

I really like Roberto Alomar and Ryne Sandberg too. I played 2B growing up.

Most entertaining twitter follow

Dude's weird.

Will Myers
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I also enjoyed watching Bobby Bonilla, David Justice and Ron Gant play too.

If I had a top5

Randy Johnson
Mark McGwire
Ken Griffey Jr
John Smoltz
Tim Hudson

Past:

Frank Thomas and Ken Griffey

Current:

Joe Mauer and Tulo

My 1st time ever to Busch Stadium (the old one) I caught a foul ball hit by Ron Gant.

Cecil Celester Cooper.

Granderson

Junior, Jeter, Rivera and Sandberg.

Joaquin Andujar
John Tudor
Jack Clark
Todd Worrell

I also loved Eric Davis. I have an old Reds hat because of him.

My favorite NON-Royal from back in the day is Don Mattingly... even though he played for the Yankees, I liked him. In fact, only Yankee great to NOT win a WS ring.

Carlton Fisk

Greg Gagne

Then back when the owner still cared by the grace of Ewing Kauffman, he did play on my team

I remember he got a pitch thrown at him and he walked to the opposing dugout talking shit
.next pitch he bombs one to left center

Stares the dugout down the entire time he's circling the bases

Talk about a throwback. ..

Day game in Detroit, 1993ish. I remember it well

Barry Larkin
Ozzie Smith
Wade Boggs
Ricky Henderson

The most bizarre thing. Team had Mattingly, Willie Randolph, Winfield, Henderson, and Righetti as a closer. Yet Mattingly never once made the playoffs until the end of his career.

Dale Murphy

Any player who juiced and hit a lot of homeruns.

Baseball was better back then.

Back on track, I did like Frank Thomas

You could throw him the nastiest pitch ever

But if it wasn't in the zone, he wouldn't bite

Nolan Ryan

Named my first born after him and Brett

Pitchers-

Pedro Martinez
Randy Johnson
Mark Mulder (pre-cardinals)
Greg Maddox
Roy Halladay (this dude had complete ownership of the Royals, and I'm talking early 2000s/late 1990s when the Royals had Dye, Beltran, Damon, aka: one of the better offenses in baseball, he was amazing)

Hitters-

Ken Griffey Jr
Garret Anderson
Roberto Alomar
Jim Thome
Bernie Williams

Pujols during his Cardinals days was always worth watching.

When I was growing up, and the Royals were just starting up, my favorite baseball player was Julian Javier of the St. Louis Cardinals. He played 2B, so did I. My dad's favorite was Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers. George Brett was his second favorite.

Fan of teams not individuals. Not on the Cards...**** em.

**** you, you hillbilly prick! This series is here for the taking and taking we are tomorrow night!

**** all y'all.

ROFL The Royals can't even hit the ball out of the in field according to your fellow fans.

And those fellow fans are right.

:(

Damn when Lew is down...it must be dire

LMAO

YEAH WELL UHH WE WHOOPED YOU GUYS IN THE 1985 WORLD SERIES

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Probably the greatest offensive/defensive catcher to ever play the game of baseball.

Willie Mays and Bob Gibson.

Reggie. Made your heart flutter when he was at the plate and the game was in the balance.

Rod Carew.

Larry Hisle.

Sal Bando

Terry Puhl and Jose Cruz.

1. Bryce Harper

2. Jose Fernandez

2. Giancarlo Stanton

3. Brandon Phillips

4. Tulo

5. Carlos Gomez

I'm not down. We're here to **** shit up and have the shitty Cards turn our season around!

All aboard the Royals train....this bitch is leaving the station!

Luis Mendoza

Rod Carew, Ozzie Smith, Mike Schmidt, Nolan Ryan, (modern) Molina, Cabrerra

Will "the thrill" Clark. Pretty LH swing and an intense gamer.

All time: Jeff Bagwell

Now: Kolten Wong

Tim Raines, Johnny Bench, Kirby Puckett, wade Boggs robin yount, Nolan Ryan
Jose Fernandez mike trout Carlos Gomez Jacoby elsbury prince fielder

Favorite baseball player that DIDN'T/doesn't play for your team?
 

Probably Pujols and Adrian Peterson/Calvin Johnson for Football.

It's hard not to like Kershaw.

Roberto Clemente

Jackie Robinson
Ken Griffey Jr.
Ozzie Smith
Bob Gibson
Satchel Paige
Kirby Puckett
Nolan Ryan
Randy Johnson