c006c 05:58:55 PM Apr 10 2008

i think one that was overlooked was former outfielder rico carty of the braves pure dangerous hitter and rod carew

rusmij 03:15:24 PM Apr 09 2008

AS A SEATTLE FAN YOUR RIGHT ON ABOUT EDGAR JIM SPOKANE WA

laffwriter 06:49:51 AM Apr 09 2008

Wha' hoppin' to EDDIE MURRAY ( SORRY, ANOTHER ORIOLE, who might be shown in another uniform, like the Indians.)

laffwriter 06:48:01 AM Apr 09 2008

wHA' HOPPIN' TO EDDIE MURRAY???????

timjofred 10:44:33 PM Apr 08 2008

I watched all of Edgar's career. He played all of his career for the Mariners and started at third base. Because of injuries he was moved to DH and then just settled in. Maybe the DH isn't for the purists but if it extended the career of a true gentleman and a true professional hitter like Edgar then it was worth it. To have had the pure pleasure of watching Edgar hit to all fields, hit for power, work pitchers like a puppeteer was just plain FUN. He was a master and should be in the hall as soon as he is eligible.

eagles8707 10:24:26 PM Apr 08 2008

Edgar should get into the hall of fame.

jmaneuv011 09:02:04 PM Apr 08 2008

"Don Baylor and Harold Baines both were Orioles, but yet they were shown in the uniforms of other teams. Why?"

Each played maybe 4 full years in Baltimore out of 18 year careers. If they went into the HOF (although neither quite qualifies) Baylor would go as an Angel and Baines a White Sock(?)

bard12 08:45:47 PM Apr 08 2008

The DH is for wussies.

acar098 06:45:38 PM Apr 08 2008

who cares, baltimore sucks

acar098 06:45:02 PM Apr 08 2008

who cares...baltimore sucks