Greatest Catcher in Baseball History

i'm about as big of a dodger homer as the next guy, but hodges really is a new york version of steve garvey.

please, rip away.

 

how big was the stolen base in the 50s, neoyoda?

 

Not even close, my friend. Hodges was the an outstanding defensive first baseman, a great hitter and --if you ask any of the surviving Brooklyn Dodgers (a very small sampling at this point) the most consistent, important player on those teams.

And, he came up as a catcher and moved to first base to make way for Campy.

 

i'll never argue this point, my friend. but like i've readily admitted, i'm a homer.

 

Campy never played in LA. He was paralyzed in a car accident between the end of the '57 (last in Brooklyn) season and start of '58 season in LA.

 

You're ranking Berra high, dipshit. He didn't play in the 70s. He managed in the 70s.

 

again, you're speaking out of your ass. i'm not on the berra bandwagon.

maybe you should think about reading a thread before you, you know, actually post.

 

Maybe you should try some meds for obsessive behavior. I'm not going to give you any, but I'm sure you have options around here. And if you don't feel that way, quit following me like you're after something. It really is unbecoming. Seriously.

 

baaaaaaaaaaa.

 

but who believes those god damned liars?