Tag: Albert Belle
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“I’m happy I’m his teammate.”
Cal Ripken, Jr. | Sports Illustrated | March 8, 1999 I really don’t get involved in perceptions. We’re all different, and that’s what makes it interesting. Being judged on the things beyond what you do as a baseball player-sometimes I don’t think that’s necessarily right. Maybe you don’t have the full story. When I come…
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The Other Ironman: Albert Belle’s 392-Game Streak Was No Fluke
Albert Belle played 392 straight MLB games—more than Griffey, Jeter, or Trout ever did in a season—while putting up MVP numbers. The forgotten ironman.
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Moneybust: How Relying on Moneyball Would’ve Missed the Greats
Moneyball made baseball smarter—but it would’ve missed legends like Belle, Bo, and Maddux. Here’s why the model fails to spot greatness.
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The Arm That Didn’t Count: Rewriting Albert Belle’s Defensive Legacy
Albert Belle’s defense is often criticized, but the numbers—and his arm—tell a different story. Explore how outfield assists reveal the overlooked value of a feared defender.
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Albert Belle | 1992 Upper Deck MVP Holograms #8 | PSA 9 (Pop 3, 2 Higher)
Albert Belle’s 1992 Upper Deck MVP Hologram #8 in PSA 9—only 3 in existence, with just 2 graded higher. A rare, electric tribute to Belle’s elite company with Ruth, DiMaggio, and Williams.

