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Today is post day like every Tuesday. And tomorrow also Wednesday.
Edgar Barroeta B. de Acarigua, thinks …: “His public statements about not voting for Omar Vizquel for the Hall of Fame have created enormous controversy in the media and among fans. The majority, in favor of Vizquel, argue with his person, saying that he is a dirty old man and other nonsense.
I am not outraged by the opinions of the supporters, usually young, but of the alleged journalists, who, supporting the excellent defense of Creole, which no one can deny, say it should be in Coopersown. They manipulate these guys without going deep.
You have explained why Omar shouldn’t be in that temple, while on the other side they insist that the 11 Golden Gloves and their spectacular catches are more than enough reasons to arrive.
Now, I think to get that pick he has to be, at least, the best of his generation as an all-around player, and Vizquel was not only not the best, but there are four, or more, above him. I don’t need to mention them, you have done it over and over again.
Another fallacious argument is that, being Venezuelan, you should vote for your compatriot, and I ask: how would American journalists do if they were to vote, I swear, for their compatriots? It would be serious trouble.
Finally, many young people do not know its trajectory, Mr. Vené, they are more than 60 years in that world. They say easy but it is not. Moreover, he is currently the most accredited Latin American journalist to cover these issues.
Finally, if Vizquel reaches the Hall of Fame, the injustice against David Concepción will increase, because he was so much better than Vizquel, he was spectacular as a player. So simple”.
Jorge Figueroa N. of Hermosillo, protest …: Here in Hermosillo a great injustice is being done against the best second base the Naranjeros have had in their history, the fabulous Carlos (Chispa) Gastelum. In La Plaza de las Leyendas, instead of including it, they put Miguel Flores in the most unfair form, who did not even reach Chispa, ignored by the orange directive.
Norino Piñate, from Maracaibo, asks …: “What does it mean for PED, as it appears in certain news items, but where they don’t explain?”
Amico Rino …: These are the initials of
performance-enhancing drugs. In Spanish, use of drugs to enhance performance.
Thanks to the life that has given me so much, even to a reader like you.
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