Which players did you once love, but now can't stand?

[ThoseBackPages]

David Wright

 

[KCBeltranFan]

David Wright

Oh yeah, totally agreed.

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[Crewfan82]

Rickie Weeks for me. He was once my favorite Brewer. Now I can't wait to see him go. He got too concerned about beefing up and now he lost his bat, his glove, and his speed.

 

[elmalo]

He was all puffed up like a thanksgiving capon while playing on a team with Canseco Irod JuanGon and Palmerio. While being 46 years old.

I'm 100% sure

Nolan Ryan was "puffed up"? He looked pretty lean to me.

 

[Brewer Andy]

done

What is this? This is what I got when I tried to quote crewfan82's post on the mobile app [MENTION=1720]cgilmo[/MENTION]

 

[Brewer Andy]

Rickie Weeks for me. He was once my favorite Brewer. Now I can't wait to see him go. He got too concerned about beefing up and now he lost his bat, his glove, and his speed.

Huh, now it worked. Anyway, yeah when he was drafted I went nuts on Weeks stuff (still have a bucket account under a Weeks username) but I really can't stand him these days. Like there will be glasses raised when he's gone. Excruciatingly frustrating to watch. He sucks balls. Screw that pile

 

[cgilmo]

What is this? This is what I got when I tried to quote crewfan82's post on the mobile app @cgilmo

some times the mobile app gets post quotes confused. It's a known bug.

 

[mizzouboy]

Albert Pujols

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I know I kinda miss him BUT, He had a suckie year last season.
just a stupid ass betrayer He was a inspiration for me BUT, Not any more

 

[mizzouboy]

Huh, now it worked. Anyway, yeah when he was drafted I went nuts on Weeks stuff (still have a bucket account under a Weeks username) but I really can't stand him these days. Like there will be glasses raised when he's gone. Excruciatingly frustrating to watch. He sucks balls. Screw that pile

He STRIKES OUT ALOTJust trying to make my point

 

[elmalo]

I know I kinda miss him BUT, He had a suckie year last season.
just a stupid ass betrayer He was a inspiration for me BUT, Not any more

That suckie ass year he had last year is a career year fr the majority of players in Major League Baseball.

 

[Super Mario]

I have no animosity toward Albert. Or the Cardinals for not re-signing him.

It is what it is. Would have been a terrible contract for a 'declining' Pujols.


The only thing I didn't like was his saying God sent him to LA. Just be honest, it was the money.

 

[mizzouboy]

I have no animosity toward Albert. Or the Cardinals for not re-signing him.

It is what it is. Would have been a terrible contract for a 'declining' Pujols.


The only thing I didn't like was his saying God sent him to LA. Just be honest, it was the money.

Yep....Its hard to accept that it was all about the money, but it was

 

[Therion]

Lance Berkman. When he left for the Yankees he did an interview in which he said that it was great to be with a team that has a shot at the playoffs and now he would try harder. Well, #*$& you. If you had tried as hard as you could, maybe we go back the the WS in 2006. I just dislike when players make it obvious that they weren't giving it their all.

 

[Super Mario]

Lance Berkman. When he left for the Yankees he did an interview in which he said that it was great to be with a team that has a shot at the playoffs and now he would try harder. Well, #*$& you. If you had tried as hard as you could, maybe we go back the the WS in 2006. I just dislike when players make it obvious that they weren't giving it their all.

Dude, he played for the Astros. What do you expect? No matter how hard he played they were never going to do much.

 

[predatorkj]

Dude, he played for the Astros. What do you expect? No matter how hard he played they were never going to do much.

Well, I personally felt he wasn't giving it his all for a while and so did others. But truth be told, by 2007, any chance we had was over. And as far as 2006 goes, we weren't getting anywhere either. We got rid of too many key pieces. 2005 was our year or bust. We got embarrassed by the white sox. I mean they kicked our ass plain and simple. But I do think he could have tried a little harder all the way around. I think Lance is a good guy. He just doesn't have any intensity in his body whatsoever. Bags, and Biggio did. So seeing a guy like Lance, even if he was successful, didn't sit well with a lot of us.

As far as the astros go right now, they don't even put out a productive enough team to garner interest. My professor went the other night when they played Seattle and said he had the whole place to himself. Hell, I've been thinking about going just for the autograph opportunities alone. That's sad. But hey, you get what you pay for and you pay for what you get. The astros need to step it up. I know the Marlins have a hard time putting butts in the seats but the astros have a terrible roster and they need to do something. Adding has been's and guys who should be in AA ball don't make a team.

 

[Therion]

Dude, he played for the Astros. What do you expect? No matter how hard he played they were never going to do much.

I expect a player to give their all no matter what team they play for. It is that mentality that separates winning teams from good teams with no rigns.

 

[ASTROBURN]

Like Predator said, Berkman and Oswalt. Stopped collecting them once they left. Wouldn't have stung so bad if Berkman had gone to a non rival team.

 

[sheetskout]

In Wisconsin there's only one answer to this question: Brett Favre