Kirby Puckett Died

[krzydrftr93]

And to think that in couple years you could sell it for like 50x that price

I cant member what card of his it is, but one of the ones I have is worth around 200 in like 98 or 99 beckett

[PSiedTSi]

i just bought my 3rd one...

[krzydrftr93]

I have this one

And I believe I have this one in my collection to.

Im going throw my cards this weekend now.

[PSiedTSi]

me2 i got both of them 2 of the last one

[krzydrftr93]

You just buy them off ebay or did you have them. They are all over ebay I know.

[PSiedTSi]

ebay...got what i think good deals...maybe they will pay off...maybe not but oh well hes a legend

[sitn2lo]

Rip kirby:(

[Tad218]

T ! N wrote:
He does a lot of charity work around the Twin Cities...
yeah but he also beat his wife, cheated on his wife, dragged that girl in the bathroom to feel on her tits a couple years ago, and pissed in parking lots. that doesnt change just because he died.

either way, RIP kirby

[burnteclipse]

RIP Kirby

[SmitEvo]

Tad218 wrote:
yeah but he also beat his wife, cheated on his wife, dragged that girl in the bathroom to feel on her tits a couple years ago, and pissed in parking lots. that doesnt change just because he died.

either way, RIP kirby

and he was convicted of what..............no one lives a perfect life.

[HandoEX]

Tad218 wrote:
yeah but he also beat his wife, cheated on his wife, dragged that girl in the bathroom to feel on her tits a couple years ago, and pissed in parking lots. that doesnt change just because he died.

either way, RIP kirby
When you die, I hope someone is there ready to point out any wrong doings in your life, true or not.

How the fuck do you know if any of that is even true? Have some fucking respect for the deceased, jeez!

[TsiTom]

Tad218 wrote:
yeah but he also beat his wife, cheated on his wife, dragged that girl in the bathroom to feel on her tits a couple years ago, and pissed in parking lots. that doesnt change just because he died.

either way, RIP kirby

Im sure that will be mentioned at the funeral...wow....

R.I.P Kirby

I wasnt a big fan...but he was my little brothers childhood hero...and I mean HERO in every aspect... Its really sad his life was cut so short....

[Tad218]

i wasnt trying to come off as an asshole there, people dont have all great things to say about me either i'm sure. i guess i dont like the way people are made out to be perfect after they die but anyway...........i definitley feel bad for his family and friends, i respected him as a player and i really hope he rests in peace

[KA-T_240]

that sad.

[STiSchucky]

Tad218 wrote:
i wasnt trying to come off as an asshole there, people dont have all great things to say about me either i'm sure. i guess i dont like the way people are made out to be perfect after they die but anyway...........i definitley feel bad for his family and friends, i respected him as a player and i really hope he rests in peace
its ok, nobodys lived a mistake free life like yourself.

[krzydrftr93]

Tad218 wrote:
. i guess i dont like the way people are made out to be perfect after they die but anyway...........
I dont recall anyone saying he was perfect overall. But IMO he was perfect at the game of baseball.

[Tad218]

STiSchucky wrote:
its ok, nobodys lived a mistake free life like yourself.
i didnt say that and i didnt mean that. its even been brought up on the news and sportscenter now about his "tarnished image" off the field

[PSiedTSi]

yeah did you read mike mcfeely's article today in the forum? thats EXACTLY how i feel about it...

[Tad218]

yup that was a really good article

Puckett has been charged with false imprisonment, a felony, and fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct, a gross misdemeanor. Puckett hasn't entered a plea, but proclaimed his innocence after a court appearance.
just the same stuff i said

If there was one guy more than anybody we wanted to remember for his heroics on the field and not what he did off it, it was Kirby.

If there was one athlete we wished could allow us to remain naïve, to let us believe athletes could be heroes and role models, it was Kirby.

He was the greatest, most popular, most personable, most successful athlete in Minnesota sports history.
all true.

Nobody – even a hero – is perfect.
sums it up perfect and thats how i feel too