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Baseball Tonight: Major League
I missed the first part of this segment, but from what I saw it was good stuff. For those who missed it they compared players from the movie Major League with who they would be in real life. The ones I saw were:
Jake Taylor - Paul Lo Duca Pedro Cerrano - Wily Mo Pena Willy Mayes Hayes - Julian Tavares Lou Brown - Devil Rayes manager Does anyone remember who they compared Rick Vaughn and Roger Dorn to? |
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Don't know who they actually did... but I'd give my Rick Vaughn vote to Daniel Cabrera
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Julian Tavarez for Willie Mays Hayes????
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
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I'm probably biased, but Brandon Phillips would make a perfect Willie Mays Hayes.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
They didn't put a "Dorn" label on anyone? If we're sticking to 3B, I'll say Chipper Jones.
Also, the elderly pitcher, "Harris," would have to be Jamie Moyer.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Rick 'Wild Thing' Vaughn was compared to Daniel Cabrera. Dorn was compared to Phillies 3b Wes Helms. The crafty old left-hander in the film was compared to Jamie Moyer.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
BTW, all three of the analysts on the set were wearing 'Wild Thing' glasses. Needless to say, Krukie was a hoot in his. They then did a little segment on memorable glasses-wearers in MLB. Some of the names mentioned were Chris Sabo, Eric Gagne, Tom Henke, K-Rod, Reggie Jackson and, of course, Harry Caray.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
For Harris I would have selected Kenny Rogers.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Good call.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Also, didn't Greg Maddux wear glasses? Or maybe he wore contacts prior to his laser surgery.
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Re: Baseball Tonight: Major League
Didn't Charlie Kerfeld wear specs? I seeme think he did.
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