Who was your favorite scrub player when you were young?

[Hornacek]

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I agree though I am not sure he qualfies as a scrub.

[blinden84]

Jose "Chico" Lind, unfortunately, that whole "Future Star" thing didn't work out too well for him. Great glove, terrible cocaine habits, and weak bat.

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Jose "Chico" Lind, unfortunately, that whole "Future Star" thing didn't work out too well for him. Great glove, terrible cocaine habits, and weak bat.

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1988 Topps, he could be a HOF and this card wouldn't be worth 10 bucks. They made about 100 billion of them. Fleer, Donruss, and Score of that year aren't much better.

[BWebb]

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[Senor Choppy]

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Hector Villanueva

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I used to hold my bat the same way as him in little league, despite the fact that I could barely get the bat through the strike zone to begin with [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[sean c]

football - Bill Bates
baseball - Steve Buechele
basketball - Derek Harper

[IggyWH]

I still don't believe to this day that he made an error in the '92 NLCS because I went to bed and never saw it. I thought my mother was lying to me in the morning when she told me the Pirates lost because Chico committed an error.

[SuperUberBob]

Esa Tikkanen

Guy had about half his teeth missing, you couldn't understand a single word that he said and he was always in the middle of the action. I've always liked the scrappy players who stick up for their teammates and get into the mix.

[TheNoodleMan]

Steve Tasker.