Alex Rodriguez will be the HR King

[Severn]

Alex will be but I've never cared for him. It's not anything he particularly did that doesn't make me care but he's so, bland.

I like Bonds and his attitude was something he had back when he was much younger. He hated the media for how they treated his father so that deep-seeded antagonistic relationship with the press has its origins. It's just a shame that when he was with the pirates he didn't really have a great playoff run, those teams were his best chance to win a ring.

Griffey is a sad case of what could have been but he still manages to have a HOF career in spite of that.

[CEVANS]

yeah fucking a-rod is a monster right now he is on pase for like 50+ homers and 150+rbi that's fucking sick ass numbers

[Omoplata]

If he stays healthy and productive I see him smashing the all time record. In the majors healthy and productive are both big IF's.

[liddell316]

If there is any justice in the world Bonds' record will be broken within 10 years. Hopefully sooner if it's possible.

[CM PO]

^^^^^5 years over/under

[matto]

ya have to agree he will pass barry, but he will be passed himself eventually, i like the way how ryan howard plays, if doesnt sucome of injuries could be the hr king. btw if ken griffy jr. hadent been injured so much he'd def be the hr king, past barry and a rod.

[kennyc516]

Originally Posted by matto

ya have to agree he will pass barry, but he will be passed himself eventually, i like the way how ryan howard plays, if doesnt sucome of injuries could be the hr king. btw if ken griffy jr. hadent been injured so much he'd def be the hr king, past barry and a rod.

Howard is an extremely good homerun hitter
but I dont think he can do it.
He's 27 already and he barely got started, I can see him reach 500 - 600
but probably cant beat the all time record

[Mac]

Originally Posted by error2k5

interesting prediction even though albert has been slumping compared to his usual numbers

I love how everyone says Albert is slumping. Yeah, he's a little below what he normally does and the Cards are losing but he's still on pace to hit over .300 and end up with 37 hrs 102 rbis and 101 runs scored. The hr total is a little lower than normal but the rbis and runs scored are due to his teammates not doing anything.

The only reasons I don't see Albert getting up there are injury, which is a question mark for every player, and the fact that alot of people around these parts don't believe his age. If he's indeed 27 then I don't see why he wouldn't get there, but some believe he is actually in his 30's.