Hypothetically speaking of course, Suppose Carlos makes his option bonus for the full extent of his contract, which I'm sure he will do. While doing this he puts up just the averages in the triple crown categories for his career. He will obviously be a first ballot Hall of Famer. My question is, Who's hat does he wear? Ours or Blue Jays.

 

I think ours, but based on a few variables.

 

1. What is his legacy for the marlins.

 

2. how many MVP awards.

 

3. How many personal goals met in our uniform.

 

and most important,

 

4. How many world series wins and appearances.

 

 

Whats your opinion?

players no longer choose what hat to wear, it is chosen for them.

players no longer choose what hat to wear, it is chosen for them.

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Really??? I was still under the impression that the player chose. If that was the case (that the player chooses) then I'd say it's too early to tell, we'd have to see what kind of success he has as a Marlin.

After Wade Boggs sold his Hall of Fame cap rights to Tampa Bay they decided that the players couldn't choose it anymore.

After Wade Boggs sold his Hall of Fame cap rights to Tampa Bay they decided that the players couldn't choose it anymore.

 

 

Oh yeah!!!!

 

woops.............sorry, I forgot about that.

 

What a F@#$*NG PECKERHEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Remember Gary Carter (who shouldn't be there at all anyway) wanted in as a Met but they put the Expos hat on him. Correct, they took the players' right to choose away after Boggs. I think Winfield did something similar too.

 

Besides, it's too early to tell. In 96 I would have asked the same about Sheffield...

right now i would think it is sheffield, he has played with the marlins for more years than any other team and he won his only world series here.

Would love to bring Sheff back to Florida and do everything possible to replace him with Enc, not going to happen but I can dream and dream.

If Delgado wins a World Series as a Marlin, he will go in as a Marlins.

 

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