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<blockquote data-quote="Glock &amp;#039;em down" data-source="post: 4336104" data-attributes="member: 684">One of me favorite players. <img src="/images/smilies/new/cry3.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":cry3:" title="Cry3&nbsp; &nbsp; :cry3:" data-shortname=":cry3:" /> In 1980, I was 12 years old and really got big into baseball, especially the Philadelphia Phillies. A mentor of mine (his kids and I were in school together) was a former Phillie and that was the year the won the World series over the KC Royals.&quot;Charlie Hustle&quot; led an awesome group of players...Steve Carlton, Bob Boone, Mike Schmidt, Bake McBride, Greg &quot;The Bull&quot; Luzinski and Tug McGraw to the very first National Championship in franchise history, and I was there, glued to the TV for all 6 games.Yeah, he bet on some ball games, but I think his numbers alone should have secured him a seat at Cooperstown. Nobody played harder.Oh well...RIP number 14. The diamond upstairs needs another first base player.[ATTACH=full]515586[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glock 'em down, post: 4336104, member: 684"] One of me favorite players. :cry3: In 1980, I was 12 years old and really got big into baseball, especially the Philadelphia Phillies. A mentor of mine (his kids and I were in school together) was a former Phillie and that was the year the won the World series over the KC Royals. "Charlie Hustle" led an awesome group of players...Steve Carlton, Bob Boone, Mike Schmidt, Bake McBride, Greg "The Bull" Luzinski and Tug McGraw to the very first National Championship in franchise history, and I was there, glued to the TV for all 6 games. Yeah, he bet on some ball games, but I think his numbers alone should have secured him a seat at Cooperstown. Nobody played harder. Oh well...RIP number 14. The diamond upstairs needs another first base player. [ATTACH=full]515586[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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