01-10-2013, 09:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-10-2013, 09:08 PM by jacobystealshome.)
RE: Jack Morris
RE: Jack Morris
he was the dominant starting pitcher of his era. period. multiple world series rings, as the ace of the staff.
im a huge believer in numbers and stats. but im also believer in my eyes
im not going to say he absolutely is a HOF'er. im just saying his career cant be defined by primary stats. deeper stats, however, are kind to him, especially in regards to how he saved his bullpen.
and frankly: if you werent at least 10 years old by 1983, i honestly dont care what your view of jack morris is. if you werent old enough to watch his career and understand baseball by that point...if you didnt watch him...i dont think you can accurately asses how dominant he was (much like jim rice in the 70's, when he was the most feared hitter in the game)
im a huge believer in numbers and stats. but im also believer in my eyes
im not going to say he absolutely is a HOF'er. im just saying his career cant be defined by primary stats. deeper stats, however, are kind to him, especially in regards to how he saved his bullpen.
and frankly: if you werent at least 10 years old by 1983, i honestly dont care what your view of jack morris is. if you werent old enough to watch his career and understand baseball by that point...if you didnt watch him...i dont think you can accurately asses how dominant he was (much like jim rice in the 70's, when he was the most feared hitter in the game)