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Old 08-21-2024, 04:28 PM
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Default Ohtani CARDS are Mostly UNDERVALUED
I’m sorry - but I will die on this hill

The greatest most complete ball player cards are mostly undervalued

This feels like “Brady cards” after 2004

Guy can’t pitch this year ? Ho Hum - gets a 40/40 here in a couple weeks
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Old 08-21-2024, 04:40 PM
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Wrong board, my dude. This is a pre-1945 board. Your topic belongs in the post-1980 section of the Postwar Cards area.
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Wrong board, my dude. This is a pre-1945 board. Your topic belongs in the post-1980 section of the Postwar Cards area.
Jesus H. Christ, draw up legal papers then.
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Jesus H. Christ, draw up legal papers then.
Nothing wrong with his post that would warrant your post. Chill out!
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Wrong board, my dude. This is a pre-1945 board. Your topic belongs in the post-1980 section of the Postwar Cards area.
Crap. My bad…
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Great response. BigfootIsReal could learn a thing or two from you.
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Ohtani CARDS are Mostly UNDERVALUED
Or, Ohtani is overrated.




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Next Babe Ruth?

Or…next Pete Rose?
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Great response. BigfootIsReal could learn a thing or two from you.

based on 100 replies...maybe it was CORRECT location... LOL
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So glad I picked up this bad boy a few years ago. The sky’s the limit with Ohtani and I think his numbered rookie autos are a tremendous investment.IMG_2388.jpg


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I’m sorry - but I will die on this hill

The greatest most complete ball player cards are mostly undervalued

This feels like “Brady cards” after 2004

Guy can’t pitch this year ? Ho Hum - gets a 40/40 here in a couple weeks
OP here

forgot to come back after his 50/50

i can now say -- his base 2018 have respect
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And he's absolutely obliterating his HR pace from last year. And he should be back on the mound after the ASG. And his stuff looks filthier than ever.
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The Dodgers do not need him to pitch and if it were my team I would not risk a career or season ending injury by putting him back on the mound. He is killing it as a batter, leave well enough alone.
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The Dodgers do not need him to pitch and if it were my team I would not risk a career or season ending injury by putting him back on the mound. He is killing it as a batter, leave well enough alone.
While I agree with this take on the surface, he does specifically choose to bat lefty while pitching righty to minimize the impact arm fatigue or injuries would have on his hitting. Some credence can be given to the effectiveness of this considering he put up a historic all-time offensive season while recovering from Tommy John surgery.
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While I agree with this take on the surface, he does specifically choose to bat lefty while pitching righty to minimize the impact arm fatigue or injuries would have on his hitting. Some credence can be given to the effectiveness of this considering he put up a historic all-time offensive season while recovering from Tommy John surgery.
If he blows out his pitching arm, he isn't batting, he's on the DL and back in surgery. Why risk it when he's arguably the best hitter in the league and you are the best team in baseball with your existing staff?
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The Dodgers do not need him to pitch and if it were my team I would not risk a career or season ending injury by putting him back on the mound. He is killing it as a batter, leave well enough alone.
The Dodger's pitching is pretty awful. They can get away with it in the regular season but they're going to need another strong starter come the post season.
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The Dodger's pitching is pretty awful. They can get away with it in the regular season but they're going to need another strong starter come the post season.
So they can buy one. Why risk the straw that stirs the drink, Ohtani? Besides, playoff baseball is pitching by committee these days.
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