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NameBob
Date2008-06-08
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MessageI remember the day after like it was yesterday! I cried w/ Billy and Bobby and probably everyone in Yankees Universe, Maybe even Reggie! I was a High Scholl Sr. in 79 who follow Munson his whole career! Lets get the Captain in! Still tears me up to think of that August day and I still have the Philly sports page from that day. I even have a Bulldog named "Munson"! God Bless you Therm!


Namejeremy ehmer
Date2008-05-31
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Messagemy fathers hero, and i grew up to know that he could have been the best of all time.


NameWill Arnett
Date2008-05-29
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MessageThurm was a great example of character on and off the field. He was not just one of my favorite ballplayers, he was one of my favorite people.

It dumbfounds me to try to understand why he is not in.


Namescott garry
Date2008-05-27
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Messagei saw him play at shea when they were redoing yankee stadium and loved watching him play, cried like a baby when he left us, is there any doubt people look at his numbers, he belongs in the hall, and if i may quote another future hall of famer jorge, " its his plate" thank you


NameAndrew J. Davino
Date2008-05-21
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MessageThurman Munson was a great Yankee and I hope he
does get elected to the Baseball Hall Of Fame.


NameJulie I.
Date2008-05-02
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MessagePUT THURM IN THE HALL OF FAME!!!!!!!! smilie


NameLisa Wolf
Date2008-04-14
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Messagesmilie Glad I'm not alone in the thought that Munson BELONGS in Cooperstown. I will not go there until Thurman is there. Yeah, I may only be one voice but I can be really loud if needed!!


Namedaphne
Date2008-03-07
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MessageI have been a catcher since birth. We're born, not made. My father was born on June 7, and he had a beard and mustache, just like Thurman. This combined with a Yankees household sealed my fate, whether I was a swimmer or not.

Idol worship, combined with a desire to catch the ball, propelled me to a state championship and a lifelong love for dirt, stats, cleats, bats, Yankee logos (I have one tattooed on my left ankle), home plates, and stopping people from reaching their destination unhindered.

Thurman, you created my childhood, one summer at a time, after your death. You made me lead the team, call the play, encourage the pitcher, and set my legs against the bitch who was going to take my home plate.

Thank you.

Love,
daphne


NameWayne Purdy
Date2008-02-06
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MessageYogi was my idol growing up and Thurman was the toughest, most competitive player in the '70's. I remember an entire saloon filled with weeping men, eyes glued to the TV. I think of the more recent Yankees, Paul O'Neil played most like Thurman. Today, we buried the owner of the bar mentioned above. I know Jimmy wanted him in the HOF as much as I do. Jimmy organized many bus trips to The Stadium and they were some of the best times of my life. One trip, they had promotional mugs with a picture in the side wall. The picture was Thurman, so I always thought of him since then as Thermal Mugson. Thanks, Captain.


NameJohn Stowe
Date2008-02-02
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MessageVote the man in already! He more than deserves it.


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