03-03-2010, 10:50 AM
<!--quoteo(post=81331:date=Mar 3 2010, 08:35 AM:name=BT)-->QUOTE (BT @ Mar 3 2010, 08:35 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Boers yesterday made the following claims:
Beckham will be a perennial All Star
Beckham will eventually be a regular MVP candidate.
Beckham will eventually be a Hall of Fame candidate.
Boers would not trade Beckham for Gonzalez.
Boers would not trade Beckham for Pujols.
I actually think Beckham has the potential to be a special player, but if I made these kinds of comments about a similar Cubs prospect (should one ever appear), I would be laughed off the B&B show. And rightfully so.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The worst thing about Boers (and the list is quite long), is that he pretends to be impartial to both teams, just so that he can act as though he is being fair at all times. He always points to Bernstein as the diehard Sox fan on the show, and hides behind him whenever he says anything that even remotely reveals his bias.
Beckham will be a perennial All Star
Beckham will eventually be a regular MVP candidate.
Beckham will eventually be a Hall of Fame candidate.
Boers would not trade Beckham for Gonzalez.
Boers would not trade Beckham for Pujols.
I actually think Beckham has the potential to be a special player, but if I made these kinds of comments about a similar Cubs prospect (should one ever appear), I would be laughed off the B&B show. And rightfully so.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The worst thing about Boers (and the list is quite long), is that he pretends to be impartial to both teams, just so that he can act as though he is being fair at all times. He always points to Bernstein as the diehard Sox fan on the show, and hides behind him whenever he says anything that even remotely reveals his bias.