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1 minute ago, Roy Firestone said:

That was a Brooksie defensive play...

Brooksie won 16 gold gloves.  I never really saw him play except for video.  Was he really the best defensive SS those years?  Were a few of those reputation awards?  Honestly asking.  I never saw him against his competition.

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Just now, Gurgi said:

Brooksie won 16 gold gloves.  I never really saw him play except for video.  Was he really the best defensive SS those years?  Were a few of those reputation awards?  Honestly asking.  I never saw him against his competition.

Yeah he was an excellent SS.

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5 minutes ago, SteveA said:

I don't know, he's weigh nearly 400 pounds and he'd alternate between being folksy and talkative, and short and to the point.  

And he’d blather constantly about TTTP.

 

Hard pass.

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