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Who would win in a fight?

Dear Diary,

Well, things have been kind of slow around here lately.
So I thought I would put this goofy Diary on here and spice things up!
Me, my brother and my dad always ask each other who would win in a fight? so why not do it here!

Ok this is simple, post some fights you would like to see between Baseball Players, GM`s(lol), Baseball commentators(LOL), Managers and say who you think would win!
Make sure to state your reason you think they would win.. feel free to disagree!

So who would win in a fight?

1.Joe Buck vs. Matt Vasgersian
Im leaning Buck to win this fight... Matt is just too wimpy...

2.Pujols vs. D-Lee
Albert is shorter but thicker I think Albert wins.. D-lee is a lot thinner..

3.Yadier Molina vs. Miguel Cabrera
This is a tough one they are both kind of overweight but I think Cabrera wins... not sure though..

4.Carlos Lee vs. Frank Thomas
This one is a toss up but I think Frank is stronger what do you guys think? im leaning Thomas..

5.A-Rod vs. Rolen
Rolen looks stronger I think he could over
power A-Rod..

Have at it guys!!!

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  1.  Joe Buck but I have a hard time imagining him in a fight.  
  2.  Pujols
  3.  Cabrera.  He moves a little faster than Molina
  4. Carlos Lee.  I think he might be an eye gouger.
  5.  Rolen would beat the ever lovin' crap out of A-Rod.  
Now, what about Kenny Lofton vs. Josh Beckett?  A fight to the death....neither one of them would give up.  They'd be a pile of bones, both of them. I declare a tie!

by jillsinmo on Dec 29, 2007 10:29 PM EST reply actions  

Good Lord.
for goodness sake, don't get Rolen involved in a fight with a bum sholder.

by ridgesee on Dec 29, 2007 11:47 PM EST up reply actions  

Beckett would rape
He's 6'5 225 vs Lofton 5'11 190.
Cheeseburger in paradise.

by joker24 on Dec 30, 2007 3:13 AM EST up reply actions  

But Lofton is superman!
He's 40 years old, and plays like he's 30 years old.  He's one tough dude!  He's not going to let a little thing like 35 pounds and 6 inches put him down......

by jillsinmo on Dec 30, 2007 8:40 AM EST up reply actions  

Great post
  1. We've seen Yadi hop right back up a million times after being plowed at the plate while Cabrera seems more likely to, well, plow through a plate.
  2. Big Hurt in a landslide if we're talking during their primes.
Fights I'd love to see:  Edmonds v. Erstad (while wearing his Cornhuskers' jersey), Larussa v. McClendon, Larussa or Edmonds v. Phil Cuzzi, Chris Duncan v. a bear

by WhiteGold on Dec 31, 2007 2:12 PM EST up reply actions  

I just thought of one
Wainwright vs. Papelbon
I cant go against my boy Wainwright but the fight would be close I think...

by Calhoun on Dec 29, 2007 10:49 PM EST reply actions  

Vina's goat
will rule them all.

I will be boxer briefs

by Hardcore Legend on Dec 29, 2007 11:31 PM EST reply actions  

The goddamn thing...
...is a sentient being. That's no goatee... that's a monster.
Rasmus or bust.

by Zoop on Dec 30, 2007 4:28 PM EST up reply actions  

eckstein vs pedoria
who ya got?

and also

how bout joe morgan vs steve phillips

by samael88 on Dec 30, 2007 12:02 AM EST reply actions  

Against the grain
On #2 doesn't Lee have like 3" of reach on Albert?  Albert might be the toughest guy in baseball but reach is huge.  I'd go with Lee.
The St. Louis Cardinals- 11 time World Champions!

by Zubin on Dec 30, 2007 12:23 AM EST reply actions  

Albert vs. Lee
The reach is big but I think Albert is so much thicker and stronger if he can get inside on him he could take him down....and pound him..

And Ridgesee I forgot to say all fights are in the players primes not necessarily right now so his injury doesnt matter.

by Calhoun on Dec 30, 2007 12:45 AM EST up reply actions  

Maybe
But DLee swings like a girl (witness his "fight" with Chris Young).  I think Albert would beat the snot right out of Lee.  

by cardsgirl95 on Dec 30, 2007 8:09 AM EST up reply actions  

anybody
that has seen Albert's off season weight lifting program you'd have to think he'd be the toughest guy to ever pick up a bat.
"How depressing is it being you? Would you equate it to being a lifelong Cubs fan?"

by rocKStark5 on Dec 30, 2007 1:49 PM EST up reply actions  

I'd rather get raped in both ears
than resort to fisticuffs with The Mang, mango.
Rasmus or bust.

by Zoop on Dec 30, 2007 4:35 PM EST up reply actions  

How so?
I am a lifter and his program seems neither inspiring nor particularly "tough."
The St. Louis Cardinals- 11 time World Champions!

by Zubin on Dec 30, 2007 11:58 PM EST up reply actions  

I agree
If he really wanted to be the toughest guy around he would do what I do Russian Kettlebells! toughest workouts ever!!!

by Calhoun on Dec 31, 2007 12:42 AM EST up reply actions  

Yesteryear
I would have loved to see Nolen Ryan vs. Dave Stewart.  We all know what Nolen did to Ventura, but Stewart was into martial arts.  Would be a good one.  I pick Dave.

by Whynot on Dec 30, 2007 2:54 AM EST reply actions  

....Nolan bad
Ryan might clock Stewart with a fastball right in the middle of his first flying spin kick tho.

Never bet against mother nature or Nolan Ryan, with the most kids named after any baseball player ever (first and last name included), you cant get whipped by a guy called Stew.

Some guys just dont look good in red.

by cardschinmusic on Dec 30, 2007 8:24 AM EST up reply actions  

The announcer grudge match....
....maybe we could pit Joe Buck against Joe Morgan and have Buck train with Amaury Marti and the Duncans for a month before the showdown. The "Perry sucker-punch" thrown by a guy in Martiesque condition could be devastating.
Some guys just dont look good in red.

by cardschinmusic on Dec 30, 2007 8:16 AM EST reply actions  

Ray Lankford vs. Darren Daulton
Anybody here remember when Lankford completely took out Darren Daulton at homeplate in a collision in the early 90's to win a game.
Lankford then raised his hand in victory and walked to the dugout like nothing happened while Daulton was laid out on the ground.  

I remember this being an ESPN "highlight reel" moment they showed seveal times in the early 90's. It always brought a smile to my face.

I also think Ray would beat Daulton in a fight as well, and then would raise his hand in victory again, walking away like nothing happened. But of course if Daulton brought in his tag-team partners John Kruk & Lenny Dykstra it could get interesting.

by KYCards on Dec 30, 2007 10:38 AM EST reply actions  

Metaphysics
What if Daulton used Metaphysics? I think he'd be pretty tough to beat then.  

by redbirdnation8206 on Dec 30, 2007 6:02 PM EST up reply actions  

A's steroid fight
I wouldn't mind seeing Big Mac whoop the shit out of Canseco.

by Whynot on Dec 30, 2007 12:25 PM EST reply actions  

I forgot
Zambrano did a pretty good number on Barret.  Who should we match him up with?  Maybe Glavin, he was a hockey player. Give Vince Coleman a firecracker, and he'll take anybody.  

by Whynot on Dec 30, 2007 2:08 PM EST reply actions  

Zambrano vs
a bottle of Jack. Seems like a wife-beater to me, so hide the Mrs. from him beforehand.
Rasmus or bust.

by Zoop on Dec 30, 2007 4:34 PM EST up reply actions  

Gibby vs any body
game.

set.

match.

Chuch Norris ain't got nothin' Gibby.

I'm going to go try to find a puppy and kick it. - Brad Thompson And That's A Winner!

by gdm426 on Dec 30, 2007 5:27 PM EST reply actions  

The Horrible Announcer Street Fight
in no particular order:

Joe Morgan, Jon Miller, the entire Baseball Tonight squad minus Ravech and Gammons, and Stephen A. Smith (I just detest him, so he's there too).

My guess is that Morgan would win because of his overwhelming consistency.  He would only hit each opponent with the chair one time a piece, no more, no less.  I bet he'd also "concetrate" really on his consistency.  He would eventually defeat Kruk by using his internal consistency motor to wear Krukie down, who was not being consistent and not "concetrating," as evidenced by his inconsistent tendency to use the chair sometimes, the brass knuckles sometimes, and the bat sometimes, rather than consistently using one implement every time.  Morgan, during his interview postfight, would attribute his victory to not using statistics, remaining consistent, "concetrating," and Gary Sheffield.  

by redbirdnation8206 on Dec 30, 2007 6:01 PM EST reply actions  

So
is consistency the key?

by cardsgirl95 on Dec 30, 2007 6:11 PM EST up reply actions  

Yes, it is
Without it, you'll get nowhere in life in the Gospel According to Joe.

by redbirdnation8206 on Dec 30, 2007 7:59 PM EST up reply actions  

Oh...
...and Gary Sheffield too.  He was the only reason the Tigers didn't make the playoffs this year in the Gospel According to Joe.  

by redbirdnation8206 on Dec 30, 2007 8:01 PM EST up reply actions  

Hmmm...
I'd like to see a Chris Duncan v. Carlos Zambrano fight. I think Z would have the upper hand until Tyler Johnson spits tobacco in Z's eye, blinding him Mr Fuji style, and allowing Dunc to get him into the dreaded Dunca-Hump maneuver.

I would also like to debate Pujols v. Ditka,

Fame was like a drug, but what was even more like a drug were the drugs

by Alxfritz on Dec 30, 2007 7:48 PM EST reply actions  

Screw Ditka...
Pujols vs. The Hurricane...But then again, the hurricane's name is Pujols.

by redbirdnation8206 on Dec 30, 2007 8:00 PM EST up reply actions  

Gotta see TLR go
against Lloyd McClendon, or Dusty Baker, or Lou Piniella.

or what about Al Hrabosky against Goose Gossage?

or maybe A-Rod against Jeter?

or Rob Dibble against John Rocker?

or CC Sabathia against Bartolo Colon?

or Walt Jocketty vs. Jeff Luhnow?

or any two (or more) good lookin' chicks?

Those Pilgrims ain't lookin' so proud now...

by giveml on Dec 30, 2007 10:27 PM EST reply actions  

C.C. has got Colon's number.
and likely his cupcakes.
Rasmus or bust.

by Zoop on Dec 31, 2007 12:54 AM EST up reply actions  

How about
Brian Jordan vs. Bo Jackson. Two football/baseball players pounding on each other.
Frank Thomas would be tough to, former TE at Auburn. I take Bo unless it was a MMA fight then Im picking Jordan. He would get a running start and lay Bo out like any good safty going after the running back. Doesn't work with all 2 sport players, I think most people listed could take Neon Deon and should.
One more David Wells vs. John Kruk in a sumo match. Don't know who would win but it be fun to watch.

by That's a Winner on Dec 31, 2007 9:10 AM EST reply actions  

Sumo?
lol....how about Ray King vs. Kruk?

by Calhoun on Dec 31, 2007 10:59 AM EST reply actions  

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