Favorite Worst NY Yankee Player (1 Viewer)

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Wayne Tolleson

Kevin Maas

Andy Stankiewicz

Ken Phelps

Don Slaught

 

[cobalt_27]

Wayne TollesonKevin MaasAndy StankiewiczKen PhelpsDon Slaught

Luis Sojo

 

[Leroy Hoard]

A-Rod

 

[shadyridr]

Alvaro Espinoza!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[avoiding injuries]

Don Mattingly

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

 

[bialczabub]

Pags, Steve Balboni, Dennis Rasmussen

 

[ooofffaaa]

Dave Winfield

 

[Fla\/\/ed]

Chuck Knoblauch

Clay Bellinger

Homer Bush

Mike Gallego

Pete Incaviglia

Torey Luvullo

 

[Fla\/\/ed]

and the Big Fat Toad....Hideki Irabu

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Pags, Steve Balboni, Dennis Rasmussen

He was no Scott Kamieniecki, that's for sure.

 

[ThisGuy]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

 

[Green94]

Chuckles Knoblauch

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

 

[posty]

I would have thought that they would have been listed by now...

Steve Sax

Deion Sanders

 

[ooofffaaa]

Can't believe I forgot this guy . .

Ed Whitson

 

[shadyridr]

Mel Hall was the man

 

[ThisGuy]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

Did you ever watch the man play?!?

 

[ThisGuy]

Mel Hall was the man

It's too bad he ripped on Bernie all the time.

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

Did you ever watch the man play?!?

I did.He was an above average baseball player. He was talented.

If he had played in Seattle, Cleveland or Texas instead of NY his rep would be quite different.

 

[posty]

Mark Wohlers

 

[ThisGuy]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

Did you ever watch the man play?!?

I did.He was an above average baseball player. He was talented.

If he had played in Seattle, Cleveland or Texas instead of NY his rep would be quite different.

The man won an MVP and he was the best player IN THE GAME for a few years. If his back didn't fail him, he'd be in the HOF, regardless of where he played.

 

[ScottNorwood]

STEVE HOWE DOWN!??!?!?!

 

[ThisGuy]

Steve Howe was "The Ignitor". He was pouring gas on a fire when there was trouble brewing.

Hensley "Bam Bam" Meulens

 

[ScottNorwood]

Steve Howe was "The Ignitor". He was pouring gas on a fire when there was trouble brewing.Hensley "Bam Bam" Meulens

I'll see your Meulens and raise you a Pat Kelly

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Steve Howe was "The Ignitor". He was pouring gas on a fire when there was trouble brewing.

Hensley "Bam Bam" Meulens

I'll see your Meulens and raise you a Pat Kelly

I check with Spike Owen.

 

[ThisGuy]

Steve Howe was "The Ignitor". He was pouring gas on a fire when there was trouble brewing.Hensley "Bam Bam" Meulens

I'll see your Meulens and raise you a Pat Kelly

Good one!Ron KittleLuis AguayoDave EilandMike Fischlin

 

[ScottNorwood]

Butch Wynegar

Len Sakata

 

[ThisGuy]

I'm going to get a little old school here...

Fred "Chicken" Stanley

Brian Doyle*

*had a great WS filling in for Willie, then was never heard of again.

 

[Righetti]

Mike Pagliarulo

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Dan Pasqua

Bobby Meacham

 

[ThisGuy]

Mike Pagliarulo

Pags was awesome!

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Mike Pagliarulo

Pags was awesome!

How about when a drunken Billy Martin made Pags go up to the plate and bat right-handed.

 

[ThisGuy]

Mike Pagliarulo

Pags was awesome!

How about when a drunken Billy Martin made Pags go up to the plate and bat right-handed.

Oh the good Ol' Days!! RIP BILLY

 

[JohnDoe]

Steve Kemp

Lee Mazzilli

 

[shadyridr]

Bob Guerin- I remember he shaved his head after losing a bet, forgot what the bet was

Butch Wynegar

Paul Zuvella- my memory is foggy but remember when he didnt get a hit for alot of at bats and then finally got a hit and I couldve sworn they mobbed him at 1B but I was mad young so I could be making this up

 

[shadyridr]

WOW from Wiki:

"Zuvella got off to an extremely slow start with the Yankees, going hitless in his first 28 at-bats"

Dont tell me Im not a true Yankee fan. Anybody remember this? Did they mob him at 1B or was that made up in my mind?

 

[Billy Bats]

No love for Aaron Boone?

 

[Bird]

Orestes Destrade.....

 

[wilson2112]

Rick Cerone

I had about 20 of his baseball cards one year. They were not to hard to find

 

[whoknew]

I always HATED Scott Brosius.

 

[Greco]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

These two never played for the Yankees.

 

[my man otis]

Andy Hawkins.

Lost a no hitter in one of the worst yankees seasons ever.

 

[wilked]

E-Rod

 

[Yankee23Fan]

Yeah, mentioning Mattingly here is sheer lunacy.

As for the topic, does Shane Spencer count?

 

[avoiding injuries]

Looking at stats, it is lunacy. Seeing as how they made the World Series the year before he was on the team and won the World Series the year after he retired, gave the Yankees their longest span without a title in almost a century. Only made the playoffs one year while he played and they lost in the first round.

Joined the team in 2003 as the hitting coach and the Yankees have not won a title since.

MY favorite worst NYY.

 

[Reality Football]

Now batting........

the rightfielder........number fifty....

OSCAR........AZOCAR.....

[/stifled Bob Sheppard snicker/]

 

[Sundays Rule]

Ricky Ledee

 

[jeter23]

Don Mattingly

If he had played anywhere outside of NY he would have been known as the Pete O'Brien of his generation.

X

Bruce BochteJack Clark

Darrell Evans

Did you ever watch the man play?!?

I did.He was an above average baseball player. He was talented.

If he had played in Seattle, Cleveland or Texas instead of NY his rep would be quite different.

The man won an MVP and he was the best player IN THE GAME for a few years. If his back didn't fail him, he'd be in the HOF, regardless of where he played.

 

[MrPhoenix]

Jim Leyritz