Deadspin: The 100 Worst Baseball Players of All-Time (Part 1)

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#3
Pretty much everyone not named Eric Davis who was on the field for the Reds at the end of the injury ravaged 1989 season could qualify. Scottie Madison, enough said.
 
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#5
But nothing Pete Rose has given us is more stunning or hilarious than the 16 plate appearances his son made for the Reds in 1997. Junior crouched down in homage to his father during his first at-bat, then proceeded to prove that hitting—like hustle—is not necessarily passed down genetically. Still, the Roses have a combined 4,258 hits. And Pete Rose Jr. will always be able to say "Hey, at least my dad isn't Lenny Dykstra."
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I laughed.
 
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#8
I LOL'd hard at fat Andruw Jones.

How can Jeff Francoeur not be on this list from 2008-2010?
 
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#9
zjcvols said:
I LOL'd hard at fat Andruw Jones.

How can Jeff Francoeur not be on this list from 2008-2010?
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I always liked to think that Ozzie was imaging inventive ways to kill Fat Andruw during his time with the White Sox.
 
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hatvol96 said:
I always liked to think that Ozzie was imaging inventive ways to kill Fat Andruw during his time with the White Sox.
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LOL

Stick a cheeseburger on a stick and drive a car around until he fell over dead?

I've never seen a player get his big payday and say "f it" more and quicker than Fan Andruw.
 
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#11
Juan Castro, thankfully, is in part two. One of the few MLB players that I think you could drive around to any middle school in Tennessee and find someone who would have more success hitting against MLB pitching.
 
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