IVIisfits138 wrote:Bonderman didn't fit into Beane's type of player to draft so he didn't feel he was "his" player such as the other college pitchers he got.
I don't want to to offend anyone about this, but if you look at Bonderman, he kind of has that down-syndrome look although it may just be a learning disabilty.
What does that have to do with anything baseball related?
I have a feeling that if you were to give an IQ test to the league, Bonderman would not be anywhere near the bottom of the list. Some guys are morons by their own merit, yet still get huge contracts and know how to play the game. You didn't really offend me by insulting Bonderman like that, I just think you didn't say anything relevant at all. Why even bring up his learning disability? What does that have to do with anything? Obviously he knows how to pitch, and is open to taking advice from coaches...that's where it should end.
I'll reiterate what I said before....I truly hope that Bonderman no-hits the Oakland A's someday before he retires for such tasteless comments. Whether or not he has a learning disability has nothing to do with how he plays the game of baseball...and I am sure he is not the dumbest guy in the league. He is probably actually a better person than most guys in the league because he has been through what sounds like the ultimate highs and lows of life. That's what builds character, not having everything handed to you on a silver platter.