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06-03-2011, 07:08 AM
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Hal Chase is generally acknowledged as being self destructive and is sort of borderline anyway.
Ken Hubbs was way too early to tell, but seemed to be off to a good start. Maury Wills' post career tarnished a pretty good case for being a hall of famer. Pete Reiser may have been among the best had he just not played so darn hard. And, you know, his career was brief, but Bo Jackson had the potential to do things no one else could. Herb Score is another whose career was probably altered by an injury.
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