2017 mlb alds yankees vs indians

yeah it's a pretty amorphous term, seems to refer to non-established stars in this case?

The '93 Phillies were "blue-collar": rough and tumble, no glamorous stars, cast-offs, looked like they should have been in a bar band or something. To a certain extent, I think it can be code for white--but the Phillies did have Mariano Duncan, Kim Batiste, and Ben Rivera in prominent roles. I remember it as a mostly white and disheveled-looking bunch, though: Dykstra, Kruk, Mitch Williams, Incaviglia, etc.

The Jays at the time were viewed as aristocratic and machine-like by contrast, best exemplified by Alomar.

No baseball player is blue collar. Minimum salary is $500k right? So

iirc the 2004 red sox were supposed to be blue collar because johnny damon and kevin millar were scruffy

marketing is a helluva drug

white people who would've had mullets in 93

No baseball player is blue collar. Minimum salary is $500k right? So

Only Matt Stairs, even if he's a billionaire now.

greatest player ever out of new brunswick, presumably

Canadian HRs, OK?

1. Walker 383
2. Stairs 265
3. Votto 257
4. Morneau 247
5. Bay 222

Fergie Jenkins is 32nd all-time with 13.