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"S C" <samuel DeleteThis @rogers.com> wrote in message
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> who of the former blue Jays would actual go in as a Blue Jay?
> Cecil Fielder, Jimmy Key, Paul Molitor, Jack Morris, Juan Samuel, Dave
> Stieb, Joe Carter
>
>

Key, Fielder, Samuel, Stieb, Carter... the only way they should get into the
Hall of Fame is by paying for a ticket like the rest of us

Molitor should go as a Brewer
Morris as a Tiger
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The future name you missed is Robbie Alomar. He's the only ex-Jay that I
can see both getting in and possibly choosing the Jay's cap.

S C wrote:

>who of the former blue Jays would actual go in as a Blue Jay?
>Cecil Fielder, Jimmy Key, Paul Molitor, Jack Morris, Juan Samuel, Dave
>Stieb, Joe Carter
>
>
>
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Nothing against the guy personally, but I have my doubts that Cecil will
even go into the Hall.
"teddd" <teddd DeleteThis @xporchlightx.com> wrote in message
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> The future name you missed is Robbie Alomar. He's the only ex-Jay that I
> can see both getting in and possibly choosing the Jay's cap.
>
> S C wrote:
>
> >who of the former blue Jays would actual go in as a Blue Jay?
> >Cecil Fielder, Jimmy Key, Paul Molitor, Jack Morris, Juan Samuel, Dave
> >Stieb, Joe Carter
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 15:37:31 -0500, "Thomas Brown" <tbrown44.RemoveThis@cogeco.ca>
wrote:

>Nothing against the guy personally, but I have my doubts that Cecil will
>even go into the Hall.

You can make a stronger assertion than that. Cecil Fielder is not
getting in. A career with 319 HR and a 255/345/482 line should see him
eliminated from future eligibility after the first vote.

Chuck
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Didn't you see the Robbie Alomar interview with the Blue Jays telecast
reporter when he was here with the White Sox?
He said no matter how much the Jays fans booing him. He enjoyed his times
here and will go in as a Blue Jays.
You don't have to keep on saying he may or he may not.



"teddd" <teddd.TakeThisOut@xporchlightx.com> wrote in message
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> The future name you missed is Robbie Alomar. He's the only ex-Jay that I
> can see both getting in and possibly choosing the Jay's cap.
>
> S C wrote:
>
> >who of the former blue Jays would actual go in as a Blue Jay?
> >Cecil Fielder, Jimmy Key, Paul Molitor, Jack Morris, Juan Samuel, Dave
> >Stieb, Joe Carter
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 23:29:00 GMT, "Bing Chan"
<chariotoffire007.DeleteThis@rogers.com> wrote:

>
>Didn't you see the Robbie Alomar interview with the Blue Jays telecast
>reporter when he was here with the White Sox?
>He said no matter how much the Jays fans booing him. He enjoyed his times
>here and will go in as a Blue Jays.
>You don't have to keep on saying he may or he may not.
>
>

Of course, it's not up to the player, it's up the Hall who you
go in as. Although I'm pretty sure they give the player's
feeling some weight, if they don't think you should go in with a
certain cap, you won't go in that way.


Paul D
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Paul D <nospamphduffy.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Of course, it's not up to the player, it's up the Hall who you
>go in as.

However, with Alomar it is pretty much a lock the HOF would pick
Toronto unless Alomar has a big ending kick somewhere. In Toronto he
won two WS and spent 5 seasons. The longest he was anywhere else was
3 years (San Diego, Baltimore, Cleveland) and made the playoffs twice
in Baltimore and Cleveland but only made the WS in Toronto. Now, he
finished highest in the MVP balloting in Cleveland (3rd and 4th) but
in Toronto he finished 6th in MVP balloting 3 times (91,92,93).

I can't see any argument for Alomar as anything but a Jay or a 'no
hat' in the HOF.


John Northey.
"Professional baseball is on the wane. Salaries must come down
or the interest of the public must be increased in some way.
If one or the other does not happen, bankruptcy stares every
team in the face."
-- Chicago White Stockings owner Albert Spalding, 1881
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