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Originally Posted by I Are Baboon
He's at 56 with 17 games remaining.
It'd be nice to see him do it, but it'll be tough. His current pace is 63. I want to see the 61 number fall "legitimately." |
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Originally Posted by FatCatMC
Being a huge Phillies fan I'd love to see him do it. If he doesn't, we probably won't make the playoffs.
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Originally Posted by I Are Baboon
He's at 56 with 17 games remaining.
It'd be nice to see him do it, but it'll be tough. His current pace is 63. I want to see the 61 number fall "legitimately." |
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
Don't fret, they probably won't make the playoffs anyway.
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Originally Posted by FatCatMC
I'll put money on it. He hits 62, Phillies make the playoffs.
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Originally Posted by Doublebase
Lets hope so.
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Originally Posted by Doublebase
I mean about the playoffs.
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Originally Posted by FatCatMC
Kinda goes hand in hand with what I was saying before...
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
From 22 to 60+......I wonder how????
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Originally Posted by Triple Threat
His 22 HRs last year came in 312 at bats. This year he'll get close to twice that number of ABs, so a doubling of his HR total is not unreasonable. As for the extra 15 HRs, maybe he's developing as a hitter.
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Originally Posted by I Are Baboon
He's at 56 with 17 games remaining.
It'd be nice to see him do it, but it'll be tough. His current pace is 63. I want to see the 61 number fall "legitimately." |
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
He may but I don't want him to.
It shall remain legitimately a Yankee record. |
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Originally Posted by IainDaniel
Do you honestly believe it is legitimate, this day and age?
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Originally Posted by I Are Baboon
You selfish bastard.
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