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[This message has been edited by jimrogersjr (edited 1/27/2008 3:38p).]
[This message has been edited by jimrogersjr (edited 1/27/2008 3:38p).]
10:27p, 2/3/08
jimrogersr....
pennington and chuck are very similar in style of play....both aggressive, both strong arms, great speed, similar power...
having played with chuck, and seen cliffy play from highschool to a&m to midland last year, their college games were very similar to each others....
not looking statistically, but the way they played the game is very similar.
pennington and chuck are very similar in style of play....both aggressive, both strong arms, great speed, similar power...
having played with chuck, and seen cliffy play from highschool to a&m to midland last year, their college games were very similar to each others....
not looking statistically, but the way they played the game is very similar.
11:55a, 2/4/08
Some of you are really elaborating on Chuck's state of mind and self worth. Chuck was always good to the people when I saw him. I remember one game in Arlington we all stood by the Yankee dugout during BP and he came over and signed all our stuff, said he was glad to be back in Texas and really appreciated the Aggie support. He even went and got a BP ball for a 6 year old kid in our group and signed it for him on the spot.
Not many MLB players would do that.
Not many MLB players would do that.
1:06p, 9/22/16
In reply to Aggie
Just read this after all of these years(because it's on my google page - very negative - and DEAD WRONG. This is Butch Ghutzman. The Hendricks Brothers were Chuck's agents... and Phillip Tremont (of College Station) set up everything on that trip and he set the price for Chuck's autograph. (It was the lowest price for his autograph on his 10 city off-season tour, after winning the 1991 A.L. 'Rookie of the Year'... be careful on using people's names when YOU don't know what you're talking about. Correct this, if YOU can, and get my name out of this mistake. If YOU are a good Aggie!!! My cell # is: (281)222-9999(c). I played for Chuck's father at Bellaire HS (as did Billy Crain & Joe Staples) before all three of us were A&M baseball captains - they are both deceased now. I helped Chuck in his youth and was responsible for him going to A&M - and never received a penny for helping him, at any time of his life.
6:21p, 9/25/16
Would be interesting to see if folks' thoughts have changed since Chuck has had two problems with assault of family members since this thread...