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Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
He has to put up many more good seasons to be a hall of famer.
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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
Thee odds are not in his favor.
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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
(06-08-2012, 10:44 PM)hofergreats1 Wrote: No! and ask this question again in 10 years.
Agree with this. Waaay too many people in the hobby worry about the future without paying enough attention to the current game.
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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
With that start to your collection, I certainly hope so. He is young. If he makes it to the Hall, what you have now will be a lot harder to get your hands on as he gets closer. Hold onto them, and hope for the best.

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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
Waaaay too early to tell. I hope he is but the post mentioning Alomar Jr. and Santiago puts it all in perspective. Too many unforeseen intangibles can trainwreck a potential HOF career.

Those are very nice cards though.
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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
Way too early to tell, but due to my pull of this card out of a pack I won at an arcade, I sure hope so!

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RE: Is Buster Posey On The Way To Be A HOF
(06-08-2012, 07:11 PM)djohn Wrote: He is a LONG ways off from HOF talk, however he is definitely a great young player. There have been plenty of great young catchers that have fizzled out as their careers endured. Benito Santiago and Sandy Alomar Jr are the first 2 that come to mind as highly collected catchers when they were rookies. They both had a few great years to start and even had good careers overall but neither is likely to ever make the HOF.
I thought Benito Santiago was gonna be awesome for the Blue Jays when they signed him after his breakout season. Striking out four times in his first game for them was just the beginning of a season to forget.
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