Would you rather be a HS phenom who gets picked #1 overall and signs a $10+ million contract, but blow your arm out and never make it to the majors, or be a mid level prospect who is a minor league journeyman, but through a series of freak events ends up making his only MLB appearance in Game 7 of the WS and wins it with a walk off grand slam, but it's your only major league at bat and you never get a major league contract.
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Last: 6 mo ago by AgRyan04
I'm going with scenario #2. At least you get a cup of coffee and will never have to buy a drink in the hometown of your team again.
Double Talkin' Jive...
More ass with Option #2
Life is better with a beagle
Yeah...I'm gonna take scenario #1 and setting me and my family up for life and that's not even a hard decision.
a #1 HS prospect get plenty of options as well. knock it all out when your young and find a hottie to marry. option 2 has you grinding in crap hole towns for a number of years, trying to pick up chicks at the local beer joint.The Porkchop Express said:
More ass with Option #2
give me option 1.
SameAg_07 said:
Yeah...I'm gonna take scenario #1 and setting me and my family up for life and that's not even a hard decision.
Option 2 you're playing baseball for years for a job. And most chicks are too dumb to know that professional baseball player means you play for the Toledo Mudhens. And you get all the Florida ladies every spring. And when you hit the Grand Slam, you never have to work or try hard for a date ever again.AustinCountyAg said:a #1 HS prospect get plenty of options as well. knock it all out when your young and find a hottie to marry. option 2 has you grinding in crap hole towns for a number of years, trying to pick up chicks at the local beer joint.The Porkchop Express said:
More ass with Option #2
give me option 1.
Meanwhile in Option 1, by year 4 of the marriage, your hot wife is SO UFCKING SICK of your story about "If I hadn't blown my arm out"
Life is better with a beagle
I love baseball, so option 2. And my great grandkids would be talking about it for 100 years.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
Option 2...for the love of the game!
Not the exact same scenario but Kyle Schwarber will never have to pay for a meal in Chicago for his 2016 World Series contributions. He had a season ending leg injury in game 2 of the regular season (had 4 regular season at bats) but he rehabbed as hard as he could all year long in case the team made the playoffs and was medically cleared just prior to the World Series. After not seeing live pitching in 160+ games he absolutely raked, hitting .412 as the DH in the games in Cleveland to help lead the charge to a title.
Not the exact same scenario but Kyle Schwarber will never have to pay for a meal in Chicago for his 2016 World Series contributions. He had a season ending leg injury in game 2 of the regular season (had 4 regular season at bats) but he rehabbed as hard as he could all year long in case the team made the playoffs and was medically cleared just prior to the World Series. After not seeing live pitching in 160+ games he absolutely raked, hitting .412 as the DH in the games in Cleveland to help lead the charge to a title.
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