Did Brady Anderson have the best juiced year ever in 96?

[fiveteamer]

I mean he had a 50 home run year sandwiched in between a 16, and 18 home run year.

110 RBI, never really came close to 100 after that one year. 1.033 OPS.

 

[tullamore]

Bret Boone

 

[Bread]

Brian Roberts.

 

[FairWarning]

Gagne

 

[AMBy]

I think Gagne takes the cake...guy was unhittable

 

[Matty]

Gagne

Ding ding ding.

Useless fat fuck, Superman, useless fat fuck. The End.

 

[Matty]

Gagne

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[stevek173]

Haha good thread.

I'll take Gagne as well.

But shit man, he gets to keep the money huh

 

[fiveteamer]

You can at least make an argument with Gagne that the move to the bullpen changed his game in some way shape or form. I mean Brady had that ONE YEAR and it came out of no where, and POOF, gone.

 

[reno cool]

that looks like at least 3 good years for Gagne. a 7-1 so-walk. impressive.

 

[Tron]

Brady Anderson is the king daddy mac of all juice years

 

[Vegas Dave]

Yeah, Gagne was dominant for 3 years... I think the original post is referring to guys that had only ONE great year on the juice.

If we were talking about any ol' steroid year...

 

[Tron]

At least Bonds showed that he had maybe the greatest hand/eye coordination ever. Steroids do not enhance hand/eye coord or pitch perception

 

[fiveteamer]

Bonds was in the HOF before 73 homers, but when you say 73 home runs in a single season it sounds as if you are talking about Ken Griffey Jr baseball on Super Nintendo or something, it just seems so crazy.

 

[PuckOff]

Ding ding ding.

Useless fat fuck, Superman, useless fat fuck. The End.

I always wondered if that cunt was a separatist. Something tells me he isn't, but not sure.

 

[Matty]

I always wondered if that cunt was a separatist. Something tells me he isn't, but not sure.

Pucky, you have a mental illness.

 

[kato]

Added former teammate Ripken: "Brady always had a much more advanced concept of cross-training and plyometrics and his diet. He was just ahead of the curve... To me, (that season) was all about him being locked in. He had good swings every at-bat. Bearing witness to it all year, he was a marvel to watch. I don't remember him ever being in a slump... Brady always had a fly-ball swing, which he was criticized for as a leadoff hitter, but that year he was right on the ball. He was just in one of those grooves. There were a couple of instances in my career when I seemed to pick up the next day where I left off. It's hard to explain. You wish you could do that every year."

 

[PuckOff]

Pucky, you have a mental illness.

Matty, why do you think this? I am a changed man or at least working at change. I am simply stating that I always wondered if he supported the frenchie separatists in Quebec. I'm trying Matty!!!