Snyder’s Soapbox: Time for ex-players like Barry Bonds to stop whining about the current era of baseball

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One of my favorite old movies is “12 angry men” (I promise this will gain our topic, so just do with me). If you have never heard of the film, it is a male jury in the murder case, and you don’t need to know more about this discussion. I bring it, because there is a part where some of the judges mourn the children of that era and how they know how this one goes.

Yawn. We have heard it all million times, isn’t it?

The film was made in 1957. Now, yes, I am fully aware that it is artistic, but the screenwriter would not include it until it was a familiar thought. The same criticism is still left today, and it certainly has.

For this reason or another, every generation loves a bite and melt about how generations just don’t understand. They have everything very easy. They do not respect their elders. They don’t even know what hard work is. Shamel menu continues and continues.

Sport is not different here. How are I a baseball writer? I am 46 years old, so I’m not really hard as one of their 60’s writers, but the children who are spoiled on their 20s are working right. – I will stay here in my zone.

It has long driven me mad at me that the large little players will feel about the descendants of baseball players who have come in such a negative light.

Last C’mon Down, Barry Bonds!

Shohey Ohan special but more as a vehicle just to complain how easier everyone is these days, bonds suggested the following “all smoke” to podcast:

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“They need to be better than us, be wise, because they can run, throw their rain in the air, run around, that Limpo will be directed.” “All these antique items we could not do. If I did something like that I’m a star. I will not see a hospital on that day. “

We can ignore the obvious hyperbol and reach real points.

The player could not steal two bases during the bond career without a team trying to hurt him. It’s much more fun than her lemon and Taco are “joking”. Of course, there were more contacts from the 1980s to 2005, but they were two-sided turning turnings the second and clashes on the plate of the house. I am very depressed, for example, when the team punished the armies to steal many grounds, physically attacking her knee. There is no evidence that Ricky Henderson regularly had his knees to his knees as much as he would call, taking into account the comments of bonds.

As for the pitchers throwing the heads, yes, it happened so much before. It’s so much more happened in the era until Bonds than in the bond era. It has been a gradual decline, as the pitchers have thrown more and more, and people may not be able to interfere with the player’s security due to damaged feelings.

The strange thing about the interpretations of the bonds was that he did not discuss how much better pure materials they keep the pitchers because they are incurably doing. They throw much harder than before and breaking things move more while traveling faster again with physical measurement. Even if the claims of the bonds are that the threat of the ear hole play is harder to hit, there should be no better raw materials in 2025.

Let’s also remember that in the early 1990s and early 2000s MLB played with baseball, which was very likely (wolves), producing a government we have seen. There was no Peder test. The League expanded by four teams by four teams, pushing the pool of pitchers than previous generations. The result of all this. A real explosion. The numbers were hecticA number

And you would say strokes now have easy?

No matter, there is no need to go further in weeds, because the features are next to my main point.

This is my main point. Relax so insecure about your own age that you feel the urge to talk about everyone. It happened forever in all areas of life, and it’s so dumb. In MLB we have heard so many times from gossip of goose, how much more baseball sucks now. Andy Pafko found four times, “Banks from Sandberg grace” by Kerry Muscat, where someone asked him if he was still playing baseball. His answer.

“Yes and no. Yes for salary. But no, because when I played, it was a real baseball. ”

Ooooh you listen to it all? They used to play true baseball, but they didn’t … in 2002, apparently when the book was published. It is also the age of the bonds played.

How much will they live in this regard when he played? You really want to be that guy now, Barry.

You know who should strive to be these days. Sabathia has nothing but a positive way to talk about today’s game. I gave him an interview two years ago And he was making noise about how wondering the OhtaniIn general, he had nothing to say to invade the present players. It was much fun to hear than sitting there and alleging everyone it’s easy.

Former players who don’t agree with me strongly and believe that their age was absolutely the best, and every era that later came easier. You can always just keep it yourself. If you think it’s very important to talk, you just know it’s a very unnoticed Armenian who is following. It seems incredibly insecure. If that’s what you want to be, you’re doing. I think.