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  • NAHSTE
    Probably owns the site
    • Feb 2009
    • 22233

    Old school athlete commercials > Current athlete commercials

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmbEcM_10hY&feature=player_embedded[/ame]
  • Warner2BruceTD
    2011 Poster Of The Year
    • Mar 2009
    • 26142

    #2
    That's an awesome commercial.

    I was a huge Dave Parker fan as a kid. Injuries and a nasty coke habit will keep him out of the HOF. He was one of those guys that was such a good athlete, that he didn't need to stay in shape. He was always fat, but could really run before he got old, and had one of the strongest arms I ever saw. If you were making up an all star team of guys with pure talent, regardless of how their careers turned out, Dave Parker would be the RF.

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    • NAHSTE
      Probably owns the site
      • Feb 2009
      • 22233

      #3
      Originally posted by Warner2BruceTD
      That's an awesome commercial.

      I was a huge Dave Parker fan as a kid. Injuries and a nasty coke habit will keep him out of the HOF. He was one of those guys that was such a good athlete, that he didn't need to stay in shape. He was always fat, but could really run before he got old, and had one of the strongest arms I ever saw. If you were making up an all star team of guys with pure talent, regardless of how their careers turned out, Dave Parker would be the RF.
      I'll take your word for it since I didn't see Parker play, but ...


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      • Warner2BruceTD
        2011 Poster Of The Year
        • Mar 2009
        • 26142

        #4
        Another cokehead!

        Before his injuries, Parker was a two time batting champ and perennial MVP threat who hit .330+ multiple times. Straw had more raw power, and was probably a little faster. Parker was a far superior defensive player, a better overall hitter, and was able to comeback and reinvent himself after his issues, with two MVP caliber years with the Reds and then several years in the AL as a .280/20/90 DH.

        Parker finished with 2700+ hits and almost 350 HR's, with a .290 avg. The amazing thing about Strawberry, is he hit the same amount of HR's, but did nearly all of his damage in his first 9 seasons. Had he put together a good second run like Parker, he'd have pushed 500 HR's.

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        • tigstah
          Mr. Casual Gamer
          • Mar 2009
          • 2406

          #5
          damn i am old, i remember that one. i remember the one with mean joe greene as well. where he throws the kid his jersey at the end.

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