You get in a snowball fight with a pitcher on your side. Who do you pick?

[MrMet]

Steve Dalkowski?

 

[scotty216brs]

As an Astros fan, even though he was before my time, I'll go with J.R. Richard. Big, mean, intimidating, and dominant. It's too bad that some hack doctors and team administrators didn't listen to his complaints of arm numbness and fatigue that were precursors to a stroke that ended his career at the age of 30.

Is it weird that he was the first player that came to my mind? When I saw the thread title I tried to think of pitchers who threw a devastating fastball and he's who I first thought of. Is he still alive today?

 

[cards01fan]

He never made it to the show, but I'd go with Buddy the Elf.

^ this lol, I was trying to think of the movie

 

[maxe0213]

Pedro because he will throw at anyone or throw them on the ground.

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That was my choice.

Pedro because he'd just cheap shot you and grab your head and throw you down. Doesn't matter if they are 10 or 100 or female or male.

 

[Keyser Soze]

Is it weird that he was the first player that came to my mind? When I saw the thread title I tried to think of pitchers who threw a devastating fastball and he's who I first thought of. Is he still alive today?

Yes he is. He made some bad business decisions after baseball and ended up homeless in Houston living under an overpass. He got back on his feet after finding religion and getting a job at a local church and, last I heard, was still living in Houston.

 

[klute14]

Rob Dibble.

 

[ThoseBackPages]

Babe Ruth

 

[jeremy2]

Kenny powers

 

[hive17]

Do I have to pick a pitcher? Because I think if I had Ichiro and Clemente and Tris Speaker on my team, I could just increase my stand-off distance and have them rain down accurate snowballs from 300-400 feet away.

 

[thefatguy]

Do I have to pick a pitcher? Because I think if I had Ichiro and Clemente and Tris Speaker on my team, I could just increase my stand-off distance and have them rain down accurate snowballs from 300-400 feet away.

I was thinking Raul Mondesi

 

[fordman]

Jimmy Piersall from the Redsox. He was bi-polar, in a snowball fight you could tell him the opponents were his father and he'd run a kamakazi mission for you!