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Tim Tebow Retires From Baseball

By Connor Byrne | February 17, 2021 at 7:00pm CDT

Mets minor league outfielder Tim Tebow has retired from baseball, the team announced.

“It has been a pleasure to have Tim in our organization as he’s been a consummate professional during his four years with the Mets,” team president Sandy Alderson said. “By reaching the Triple-A level in 2019, he far exceeded expectations when he first entered the system in 2016 and he should be very proud of his accomplishments.”

The 33-year-old Tebow is better known for his time in football than baseball, as the former quarterback starred at the University of Florida from 2006-09, during which he won a Heisman Trophy and helped guide the Gators to a pair of national championships. Tebow moved on to the NFL when the Denver Broncos used the 25th overall pick on him in 2010, and though he led the team to a memorable playoff win in January 2011, he didn’t establish himself as the solution for them under center. Tebow also couldn’t do that in short stints with the New York Jets, New England Patriots or Philadelphia Eagles during the next few seasons.

Determined to continue as a professional athlete, Tebow signed with the Mets in the fall of 2016. To Tebow’s credit, he reached the Triple-A level with the organization in 2019. However, he struggled to a .163/.240/.255 line with four home runs in 264 plate appearances there. Tebow ultimately put up a .223/.299/.338 line with 18 HRs in 1,048 trips to the plate in the minors.

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  1. njbirdsfan

    4 years ago

    Tebow can still chase his dreams…by paying for fantasy camp like everyone else.

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    • black69

      4 years ago

      I know someone who had a locker next to Tebow. The Mets got their money’s worth out of him in the influence he had on those young guys.

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      • VonPurpleHayes

        4 years ago

        he drew a bit of a crowd too.

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      • Bart Harley Jarvis

        4 years ago

        And don’t forget all of the Jesus stuff.

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    • macian

      4 years ago

      There should be a like button

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      • Bill

        4 years ago

        There is, on the website. Not in the app.

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    • FredMcGriff for the HOF

      4 years ago

      Weird. I just heard Tebow talking on a Christian radio station (Bott Radio) within the last couple weeks. He mentioned getting ready for spring training but nothing about quitting baseball.

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      • Mr. E Team

        4 years ago

        New ownership wanted him gone

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        • Bill

          4 years ago

          Evidence?

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    • dm0007

      4 years ago

      @njbirdsfan. Keyboard warrior being an ass and disrespectful

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    • Col_chestbridge

      4 years ago

      It’s worth pointing out that he was sent to AAA Syracuse, despite not having really mastered AA, immediately after the team bought the team and renamed them the Mets. The resulting attendance spike (which happened at every stop for him, including the St Lucie Mets having their highest attendance of all time) made for some great PR about how the Mets org had saved Syracuse baseball.

      The Mets signing Tebow was always about them doing business, figuring that using up one such roster spot was fine if it helped sell tickets and raise the value of their own properties.

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      • Deadguy

        4 years ago

        “Why Timmy I didn’t know it was Hockey season”

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    • chicoescuela

      4 years ago

      Thank you, njbirdsfan!

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    • looiebelongsinthehall

      4 years ago

      He can well afford it. Probably can pay the entire cost for all fantasy members without a sweat. That said, as a celebrity, he’d be one of those names used to get suckers to pony up.

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  2. User 2802304835

    4 years ago

    This is so sad!

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  3. slowcurve

    4 years ago

    Can I get an Amen?

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    • ajrodz1335

      4 years ago

      Amen

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      • bravesninersnation

        4 years ago

        Amen and “awoman” hahaha

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        • Curveball1984

          4 years ago

          That was the dumbest moment in the history of Congress… and they’ve had ALOT of those moments.

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        • soxshortstop

          4 years ago

          A thousand thumbs up from me. What a buffoon.

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        • Lemonade24

          4 years ago

          Lol

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        • 86KMets

          4 years ago

          You are a clown. When you call out another person for being less than intelligent you should spell all your words correctly. Lololololololololo.. What a tool!

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    • Prospectnvstr

      4 years ago

      To bad that you’re being a foolish bafoon. I’m thankful that there are many players in professional sports who are not afraid to show that they are Christians. We all have sinned and have fallen short. I respect Tebow the Christian but I never liked him as a professional athlete.

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      • itsmeheyhi

        4 years ago

        Speak for yourself. I have never sinned.

        Glad to hear you’re working out your issues, though.

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        • frozeninneohio

          4 years ago

          Wow, Jesus is commenting on a sports site. This rumor mill is better than I thought.

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        • nickolai

          4 years ago

          That’s great!

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  4. 8

    4 years ago

    One of the greatest ball players there was.

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    • HBan22

      4 years ago

      What kind of balls?

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    • mlbnyyfan

      4 years ago

      I bet he’s heading to ESPN

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      • ghostrobot

        4 years ago

        Too white and Christian

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Send in the clowns
          Don’t bother, they’re here

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        • PeteWard8

          4 years ago

          God Bless Tim Tebow and his family. Good luck in the future Mr. Tebow.

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          Which god? There’s literally A thousand

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        • PeteWard8

          4 years ago

          machumizer- You wouldn’t understand. I’m praying for you.
          God Bless you and your family.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          He’s referring to the God of the Bible smart boy. I’ll make it real simple for you, there’s two types of people in the world, those who believe & those who WILL believe.

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        • dray16

          4 years ago

          the bible, cool book, written by men to keep people in line, not real

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        • alwaysgo4two

          4 years ago

          Thank you… Tim is and has always been a class act. He had his moments in the NFL but although he may have had some baseball skills in his college days, obviously he had no chance in MLB.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          dray & I’m guessing 16 is your age. See last sentence in previous post. May God have mercy on your soul.

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        • earmbrister

          4 years ago

          I’ll make it even simpler for you: there’s two types of people in this world. Those who believe & those you are arrogant enough to force their beliefs on others.

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        • olereb

          4 years ago

          There will be two types of people that will recognize Jesus one day, which one will you be a goat or a lamb

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          John 14:6

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        • olereb

          4 years ago

          There will be two types of people that will recognize Jesus one day, which one will you be, a goat or a lamb?

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        • rct

          4 years ago

          @Gothamcityriddler: For someone who is extolling the virtues of God, you are being a massive jerk about it. Although maybe that’s par for the course.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Really? Really! Ahahaha! Do you not even know, God will not be mocked! You’re wasting my -and everybody else’s- time on here. See ya in church.

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        • giantsphan12

          4 years ago

          Is the term “idiot boy” in the New or Old Testament?

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Maybe if you spent a little time in the Word you’d know. Ahahahaha!

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        • Deadguy

          4 years ago

          I’ve met that higher reality you speak of, it blessed me with psychic dreams. It was composed of everything you could imagine trimmed in gold. The Nah sayers don’t believe me, but the soothsayers know I speak the truth

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        • Deadguy

          4 years ago

          Neither, the term ‘idiot boy’ comes from the removed chapter of Enoch, which is no longer apart of the Bible, so not new testament, or old, but rather the part of the bible no one wants you reading

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        • Bart Harley Jarvis

          4 years ago

          True story. The Book of Enoch has all of the ‘drop the mike’ biblical passages.

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        • Larry David's Joe Pepitone Jersey

          4 years ago

          I never thought I’d see someone pitching creationism in the MLB Trade Rumors comment section. What a time to be alive.

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          Hahahaha you guys are so sure you chose the right religion. Why is god so insecure you have to praise him all the time? Let me guess your age, 50+ ? Absolutely no understanding of the book you preach. Kids are dying of cancer, to entertain your god and make you praise him more? Either he does exist and he doesnt care about suffering, or he cant do anything about it so he’s not powerful at all. Great to see you wasting your life kissing the feet of such a hateful, murderous, insecure god. The point is the bible doesnt make sense and priests touch your kids lol

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Wow!! We’ve all encountered fools like you b4 but brother you take the cake. You make decent folk run screaming into the night, oh the depravity. The next time someone questions what the definition of evil is & I’ll send them your way. Oh & btw don’t worry about hell, it’ll only FEEL like an eternity. Ahahahaha!

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        • itsmeheyhi

          4 years ago

          I like cake.

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          My grandfather used to say, “if you want to learn how to pray go to war or sea.”

          My own personal field test of that saying is confirmation of it’s validity. Perhaps not the purest of starting points.
          We all get there our own way.
          Ya know?

          Maybe some “extreme life circumstances” – or whatever – will be afforded some of these fellas, too. There is hope for everyone. & prayer is never a bad thing. It’s easy to question faith. Until it’s not.

          Something to think about.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Fair enough Ducky. God bless.

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          I wouldn’t want to be in heaven with your hateful, spiteful god if he did exist. Notice how your response had no comeback to all my points, almost as if there isnt one. Go praise your insecure god who needs you to constantly tell him how great he is while giving kids cancer, remember the crusades? When all those christians murdered in the name of god? You guys just dont have the mental capacity to understand science so some magical sky dude is the easy answer. Thats okay, dont hurt your brain. When you’re dead and everything turns to black, ill be there laughing at how you wasted your life listening to a preacher who has a thing for lil boys.

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          After I graduated college I was kind of at loose ends, or whatever. So I enlisted. The Marines sent me to OCS, where our motto is, “Ductus Exemplo” (lead by example).

          I’ve found that to be very difficult. But it’s – nonetheless – always correct. I think dealing with someone like that using respect & kindness would be more productive.

          I get it.
          A lot easier said than done.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          @machumizer That’s the second time you mentioned kids with cancer, if you have a child with cancer I’m terribly, terribly sorry. There is a lot I don’t understand too but the one thing I am sure of is God loves us all more than we can ever comprehend. I will pray for you. The last word is yours.

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        • itsmeheyhi

          4 years ago

          Pretentious as hell, man.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Save it clown!

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          Perhaps.
          It’s certainly easy to be cynical about offers of help. Especially in today’s world.
          So easy to get caught up in money, stuff…the trappings of life. I’m not immune to those things.

          But I think it is a genuinely compassionate response. I’ll not argue about it, or whatever. But sometimes it’s okay to see the good in people, man.
          Promise.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Thanks again Bucky. I was being genuine & sincere. I’m moving on, Go Yanks!

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          So you have no answers to any of the questions i asked. Too hard to admit your whole life is a lie, i get it. Its tragic kids have cancer and god lets them suffer, hes a sadistic god and the sheep who worship him ignore that, like you ignored every point you couldnt answer. You know if you were born in the middle east, you’d be muslim. In India you’d you Hindu. Theres a million gods and they’re all for idiots who don’t want to learn science

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          You seem pretty angry.

          Anyway, the list of people who had a relationship & belief in God while still using the tools of science includes people like Sir Isaac Newton & Albert Einstein.

          To say that everyone who has faith are “idiots who don’t want to learn science” is patently & historically false.

          You are really not coming off as all that educated or intelligent in your raving takes. Just so you are aware of that.

          Have a good night, man.

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        • olereb

          4 years ago

          I pray you get this response. I am over 50 but I would like to share with you. I have two daughters but my youngest was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension at the age of 15. I know when she was diagnosed I thought it was a type of high blood pressure. To make a long story short, April 3 we had a heart cath, my dear baby coded, she was placed on a machine that kept her alive. She was transferred by jet and the ecmo to another hospital. My dear daughter passed away after 59 days in two separate hospitals. I am a Christian but I was so mad, how could God do me like this. I go to church, I tithe, taught Sunday School, etc. it was so bad my family removed all guns from my house. I was so mad, my first prayer to God was “thank you for this day and that’s all I better say before I say something I’ll regret, Amen. My daughter has been gone for over two years, and I try not to think about it, it hurts. Two things I want to add before I go, i know I will see my baby again and she’s going to have a hard time getting rid of me and the second as I cried about my baby my Lord Jesus was crying with me.

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        • Gothamcityriddler

          4 years ago

          Olereb I’ve been thinking & praying about how I should respond to your post, First of all my heart goes out to you & your family, I KNOW there is nothing worse than losing a child, me & my wife lost our 31/2yr old daughter over 10 years ago (complications brought on by Arthrogryposis) I too was very angry & shattered over this life changing event. Even though I still don’t understand it I know God’s plan is perfect & by grace thru faith in our Lord Jesus Christ I too will hold my daughter again someday.

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        • olereb

          4 years ago

          Thank you very much for reaching out to me, it helps to share. I’m so sorry for your loss as you know where we both share in losing a child. I have lost my mother and father and I understood that. I know when my daughter was on the ECMO my prayer every night was Father, I’m not ready to go but if someone in my family needs to go, take me. After my daughter passed away when we got home I went to see my uncle who is in a nursing home, he was having dinner with a retired doctor, looked 65-70 years old. When he learned about our loss he began telling us about his losing a son in a car wreck. The son was 26 and as he was telling this, tears rolled down his cheek. We are marked for life, there is no pain as of losing a child. I went to counseling and I’m glad I did because I learned I was not losing it and my feeling were normal. I try to stay busy and not think about it, I tell my wife I can’t go there, it’s just too hard to get back. Last year I went to a wedding a week before Xmas, the whole time there my thinking was my daughter would be 17 now and I will never be able to walk her down, and I went to that place, it’s easy to go there but it’s hard to get out. I had always heard Xmas was hard and it is, we just don’t do much. I take care of my daughter and her family but my family has been messed up. Thank you so much for reaching out to me because it helps to share. One thing I have learned is Jesus is Lord, we live in a messed up world, where we are going is not messed up. I think of the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, he wept. My Lord wept, so I know he has wept with me and my family and Lord willing when my time comes my daughter is going to have a hard time of shaking her old man.

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          Newton lived in the 1600’s and Einstein literally stopped believing so good examples

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        • machumizer

          4 years ago

          Yeah, thats like your opinion, man. If you guys wanna believe in magic then go for it.

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        • olereb

          4 years ago

          Machumizer, I would love for you to research Lee Strobel, to make a long story short he was an atheist, his wife became a Christian and he noticed changes in her. He set out to prove it was false and he read the book of John, he became a Christian. Today, he is a Christian author. I do not know you nor you me, but I am asking you to read the book of John, 21 chapters in the Bible, and I will be anxiously waiting for your reply. Please let me know when you are finished and what you think.

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      • Mr. E Team

        4 years ago

        He’s already under contract with ESPN

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        • Jose Tattoo-vay

          4 years ago

          Geez, the thumpers have really come out of the wood work tonight.

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        • itsmeheyhi

          4 years ago

          To be expected… god forbid they keep it about baseball on a baseball website.

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    • donotinteruptMYkungfu

      4 years ago

      WoW so MLBTRADERUMORS.COM is full of white angry Christians???? Say it ain’t so Joe

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  5. Not Xabial

    4 years ago

    TIM TEBOW.

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  6. tigersfan1320

    4 years ago

    What a career, there will never be anyone in the game of baseball like him

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  7. DarkSide830

    4 years ago

    damn man. really wanted to see him get a shot.

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    • C-Daddy

      4 years ago

      Pfizer or Moderna?

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      • VonPurpleHayes

        4 years ago

        C-Daddy…10/10.

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      • carlote

        4 years ago

        +1

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      • Bart Harley Jarvis

        4 years ago

        Sputnik2.

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      • jabronieramone

        4 years ago

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      • rct

        4 years ago

        swishfromdowntown.gif

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  8. Gwynning's Anal Lover

    4 years ago

    On to hockey!

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  9. TrillionaireTeamOperator

    4 years ago

    He’s living a charmed life of failing upwards. Not a dig at him, but he’s 33 and has been allowed to be mediocre to what would amount to a failure at two professional sports during most of his prime working years and he’s made plenty of cash along the way.

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    • dirkg

      4 years ago

      NFL and made it to AAA. You and I define “failure” very differently.

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    • kellin

      4 years ago

      Seriously. Dude made 10 million in the NFL , and I cant figure out how much he made in the MLB, but his net worth appears to be about 13 million.

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      • bhambrave

        4 years ago

        Did he ever make it to MLB?

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        • DarkSide830

          4 years ago

          no

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          AAA.

          Significantly further than I did.
          Good for Tebow. I wanna say “great kid” but he is somehow 33 now. Not sure how that happened.

          Anyway, he gave it a shot. & he didn’t embarrass himself either. Wish he could’ve made it all the way to the bigs. I also wish I was closing for the New York Yankees.

          So.

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        • gregorym

          4 years ago

          Maybe you would be better in the clutch than Chapman. Britton should close

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          Sweeet!
          I already have a fan.

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      • DTDATL

        4 years ago

        Probably much more than that when you consider endorsements, television work, speaking appearances, etc

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      • JOHNSmith2778

        4 years ago

        100k signing bonus plus probably 8-10k a year in salary. Maybe a little more in AAA but he never made the majors so he wasn’t making a livable wage in baseball.

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    • DarkSide830

      4 years ago

      falling upwards my you know what. if he was so undeserving of such a chance then why havent. many others done it and been more successful? falling up into a AA all star nod?

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    • Loling @ you

      4 years ago

      Failure? He was an average qb and if his skin color was different would still playing. Haters can hate I dunno anyone that could go to aa and hit .273 obp .331 at 30 years old with little to no experience.

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      • TheTrotsky

        4 years ago

        Lol if he was average then he would still be playing but he’s not that good so he’s not. Skin color had nothing to do with it.

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    • drtymike0509

      4 years ago

      Dude won an NFL playoff game, not sure how that is a failure career wise. Sure he didn’t win it all but not many other than Brady do. On top of that to not play baseball since high school and to pick it back up and to make it to AAA? Not too bad either. Also is a stand-up guy all around. Not the greatest, but definitely not a failure…

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      • Ducky Buckin Fent

        4 years ago

        He’s a very talented, squared away, personable, enthusiastic, successful young man. So much more refreshing than guys accused of hitting their girlfriend’s or going out of their way to be “noticed” or create controversy.

        Sadly, those qualities will engender hatred amongst a certain type of person.
        It is what it is as the wise man said.

        Tebow can play on my squad any day. Doesn’t even matter which sport!

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      4 years ago

      Or just give him credit for being a hardworking, pro athlete who did things his way and pursued his goals.

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      • Ducky Buckin Fent

        4 years ago

        At the very least.
        I don’t know how that is in any way able to be denied &/or disparaged.

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  10. Long Duc Dong

    4 years ago

    Hmmm the Patriots are looking for a qb

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    • Ducky Buckin Fent

      4 years ago

      ^ this is a great screen name!

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  11. IloveMACfootball

    4 years ago

    Without his hero Rush Limbaugh, he lost all motivation for life

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    • DTDATL

      4 years ago

      Douche alert

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    • Bart Harley Jarvis

      4 years ago

      Rust,
      You beat me to the Limbaugh comment. Tough day for America, losing two national treasures – Tim and Rush.

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      • dray16

        4 years ago

        I feel bad for the cancer cells that got infected with Rush Limbaugh

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  12. ajrodz1335

    4 years ago

    GOAT!!!

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    • ron swanson 2

      4 years ago

      Greatest of all Tebows?

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    • Vizionaire

      4 years ago

      among real goats.

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  13. its_happening

    4 years ago

    A Heisman Trophy winner. NCAA National champion. Took a shot at baseball. Good sporting life. I’m sure the Mets not only brought him back to sell minor league tickets but to be a good teammate and a great influence on younger players in that clubhouse. Tebow has leadership qualities that would be positive to younger players.

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    • Marty McRae

      4 years ago

      No, it genuinely sucks that he got an immediate path to MLB without ever proving himself. If he put up like a .700 OPS in the indy leagues for a couple months that would at least give a team a leg to stand on, but the fact he got this path speaks to a lot of other privileges I’m sure we are all bored of hearing about by now, but it’s just true, sorry. Gotta earn it. Michael Jordan proved its a skill game, athleticism isn’t even necessary, but you gotta light it up SOMEWHERE first.

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      • Vizionaire

        4 years ago

        so true!

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      • Loling @ you

        4 years ago

        Marty McCray with the terrible take per usual. “Privileges” lol dude hit .273 with obp of .331 last season in aa at 30 years old. Mj received much more privileges than Tebow ever did just because of who he was as a basketball player and even made it to major despite not deserving it in the slightest. At least know what your talking about before you speak

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        • Marty McRae

          4 years ago

          Tatsumaki completely clueless as usual. Tebow had a massive .417 BABIP which fueled his mediocre .273 BA and .331 OBP, then had an insultingly bad .495 OPS as a 31 year old at AAA. He never once deserved what he got. He’s already a millionaire. Its privilege, that’s what it means. You just hate facts huh? Brain is nice n smooth?

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      • DarkSide830

        4 years ago

        he had a showcase. did you see it and determine he wasnt worth a low minors flier?

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      • its_happening

        4 years ago

        You get a 6 foot 4, 240 pound athlete running a 6.6 60-yard dash come into your park you will be given a shot. You’d know that if you had a head for baseball. You have a head for hatred and idiocy. I suggest you quit making comments. It’s been months and you still have yet to make a thoughtful point, Marty.

        Oh, and Tebow has leadership you don’t see from a 21 year old. Teams need character players and Tebow fits the bill. If anything, Mets should have taught him to steal bases with his wheels. Tebow was an athlete but you don’t know that judging by your Jordan example, proving Tebow deserved a shot thanks to Jordan.

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        • Dumpster Divin Theo

          4 years ago

          Jeez. Get a room fanboy

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        • goob

          4 years ago

          You have to be able to get on base, to steal a base. Ask Billy Hamilton, he’ll explain it to you.

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  14. tepmumbs

    4 years ago

    Good. How many kids lost their AA / AAA roster spot because of this marketing gimmick?

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    • atlbraves2010

      4 years ago

      one

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      • Ducky Buckin Fent

        4 years ago

        I doubt it was even one.
        All clubs have organizational filler of some type. Trust me. He didn’t destroy anyone’s baseball career, man.

        Quite the opposite if anything. He’s a pretty inspirational dude.

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      • deron867

        4 years ago

        @altbraves2010 LMAO! Thank you for taking care of the hyperbole

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    • DarkSide830

      4 years ago

      why do people knock him but not Jordan for doing the sams thing? and its not like he did bad either, coming in cold.

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      • Vizionaire

        4 years ago

        do you know how much money jordan spent to buy meals and things for his baseball teammates? besides, jordan was already the best player in basketball unlike tebow was in football.

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        • DarkSide830

          4 years ago

          why does it matter how good Jordan was at a spot not called baseball when its a baseball discussion?

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      • Marty McRae

        4 years ago

        MJ is one of the greatest athletes of all-time, Tebow is nowhere near that gravity. MJ then proved baseball is a skill game, because of his failing at it. Jordan was the experiment, and his failing to prove the experiment that any elite athlete can just come off the street and walk into the farm system based on nothing is why Tebow should not have been given this path.

        There’s plenty of guys who were in MLB from 2010-2019 playing Indy ball right now, literally any of them could help a minor or major league team more than Tebow. We already knew Tebow would be a failure, and his escalation up the minors was particularly egregious. He should have played Indy ball first, we have the Indy leagues for this exact scenario.

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        • its_happening

          4 years ago

          MJ was a basketball player, not the great athlete you allege. By advocating MJ trying to play baseball means you advocate for Tebow.

          MJ is worse, because he was at the top of the basketball world. Tebow was making a career change. Tebow’s decision made more sense than Jordan. Stop defending one over the other. It’s nonsense.

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        • Ducky Buckin Fent

          4 years ago

          “It’s nonsense.”

          I see you are finally getting to the bottom of young master McRae’s “contribution” to the board.

          Pro tip: when you’ve reached the “it’s nonsense” stage you can then just skip over his posts.

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      • Oddvark

        4 years ago

        Also, people did knock Jordan (and Jerry Reinsdorf) for the same reasons. Jordan was much more of a spectacle and all of the media attention drowned out a lot of those criticisms, but the story was much the same.

        Both Tebow and Jordan were recognized for working hard and being good teammates when attempting baseball later in their careers, and the fact that their celebrity was used to take away a roster spot from a more deserving minor leaguer was criticized. But Jordan’s minor leagu presence didn’t last long, so there was less criticism to be had along those lines.

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    • enricopallazzo

      4 years ago

      Nobody that mattered, lets be honest here

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      • DarkSide830

        4 years ago

        and im pretty sure if he was taking starts away from anyone that mattered they could just relegate him to the bench.

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        • its_happening

          4 years ago

          Darkside, it was either moneymaker Tebow or another 30-something filling that spot. So Tebow taking up a roster spot is bogus.

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    • alc47

      4 years ago

      This is such a bad argument.

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  15. TRoberts7

    4 years ago

    Headed to the Jaguars to play for urban meter.

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  16. Rangers29

    4 years ago

    This was the stupidest PR stunt in recent memory. “Let’s give Tebow a spot that somebody with actual potential could’ve instead filled!” they say as the minor league money rolls in… He was put above people that had actual talent just because of his name. The thought of even getting him close to the majors was blasphemous, and imo one of the worst PR stunts in recent memory. Done by the one, the only, NY Mets.

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    • DTDATL

      4 years ago

      If you think he honestly took another players spot with upside, you’re delusional

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    • ctyank7

      4 years ago

      If the Wilpons still owned the Mets, Tebow would be tagged for Triple A Syracuse, with the likelihood of being promoted to the Mets in case a starting outfielder were injured.

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      • Rangers29

        4 years ago

        Exactly. The thought of him taking just a AAA roster spot is ludicrous much less making it to the bigs. I blame the Wilpons.

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    • bucketbrew35

      4 years ago

      You know why his name got him the opportunity? Because if you play any professional sport you have world class skills or athleticism or both. The idea that you are floating out there that Tebow had absolutely no potential to become an MLB player is laughable. I’m glad you weren’t the individual that determined whether or not Bo or Deion got their shot. Imagine what the rest of us would have missed out on.

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      • Vizionaire

        4 years ago

        he obviously doesn’t have the world class skills in football and basketball. the results matter. giovanni carmazzi looked like a world class athlete, too. but he was afraid of taking hits.

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      • Rangers29

        4 years ago

        I’m not saying don’t give him a shot, but just because he was athletic, didn’t make him good. He struck out two times more than he walked at each level, and his ops didn’t reach a mark above .700 till AA in 2018 (for 82 games). Let him hover in A ball, but not in AAA and on the verge of making the bigs.

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    • its_happening

      4 years ago

      6 foot 4, 240’ish pounds running a 6.6 60-yard dash, good character with leadership ability and work ethic.

      You call it a stupid PR stunt. Baseball people call that a project. Age aside, that’s prospect material. And if he was a good clubhouse guy then it’s better than the PR stunt you talk about. All Tebow did was take the spot of an aging ex-MLB’er.

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      • Rangers29

        4 years ago

        Stick him at A ball though. His skill level was A ball, not AAA and on the verge of the majors. Let some guy that has grinded out years of minor-league ball take that position in AAA rather than a pretty boy who doesn’t have the talent to be there. Let the fans come in droves to watch Tim Tebow play A ball rather than AAA.

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        • DarkSide830

          4 years ago

          they stuck him in A ball and upon promoting him to AA he did well? what’s the issue with that?

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      • Buster79

        4 years ago

        He’s a great athlete, I don’t blame them for seeing if he could do it.

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    • smuzqwpdmx

      4 years ago

      He put up a decent year in AA. That’s more than most minor leaguers do. He was never on the 40 man roster, was he? So he was probably better than the guy whose spot he took, who never made it past high A.

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  17. bhambrave

    4 years ago

    Great guy. I wish him well. Baseball just wasn’t his thing.

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    • goob

      4 years ago

      And the Wilpons damn-well knew it “wasn’t his thing” too, in very short order. It became a farce.

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  18. 2012orioles

    4 years ago

    Easily a top 5 favorite athlete for me personally. He seems like a very hard worker and leads by example. I have a lot of respect for him on and especially off the field

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  19. Vizionaire

    4 years ago

    dang, mets were trying to make a few bucks pushing him around fans!

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  20. Marty McRae

    4 years ago

    Go, my son, go be with Jesus. You got closer than Michael Jordan.

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  21. ellisburks

    4 years ago

    The travelling sideshow of a man who wouldn’t have even sniffed a ball field if he wasn’t “famous” is over. He was a below average QB and a terrible baseball player.

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    • DarkSide830

      4 years ago

      didnt realise you were a AA all star.

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      • ellisburks

        4 years ago

        I never claimed to be.

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  22. sss847

    4 years ago

    sorry you never made it to the big leagues Tim. good luck with your new endeavor playing professional soccer.

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  23. kiddhoff

    4 years ago

    Love to read all of these armchair quarterbacks judging a man who is the definition of class. Unless you were in the Mets organization and were blocked by Tim Tebow, or unless you’re a professional sports journalist, your opinion on Tebow means absolutely nothing to anyone. Everyone knows the real reason why you dislike him.

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    • cleonswoboda

      4 years ago

      just ask any of his ex-Jets team mates about him. no one on that team wanted anything to do with him. maybe it was his sanctimonious attitude towards others or maybe it was racism,but only the owners of the Jets liked the guy.

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  24. Tom1968

    4 years ago

    Biggest mistake was going to the jets instead of the jaguars, where hes a god….on a side note when sanchez went to the eagles and tebow wasn’t far behind,he must-have wondered what he did to get him twice as a backup/ challenger

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  25. bobtillman

    4 years ago

    Praise the Lord and Pass the Endorsement Checks.

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    • Chief Two Hands

      4 years ago

      Break out the checkbook and pay grandma for the rubdown. Sweet sassy molassey, I’m just riffin’ here…

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  26. whyhayzee

    4 years ago

    I’m pretty damn sure that Tim Tebow didn’t take anyone’s job away nor did he prevent anyone from getting to the major leagues. Are you serious? You have to incredibly stupid and ignorant to believe that he had any negative impact on anyone. Come on.

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    • 66TheNumberOfTheBest

      4 years ago

      80% of the guys in the minors are just there to give the actual prospects someone to play against.

      The idea that the next Tatis Jr. was blocked by Tebow is just silly.

      Which is not to say he earned his spot, but…it didn’t keep anyone out of the show.

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  27. MasterShake

    4 years ago

    Deapite the fact hes a Gator I always rooted for the guy. Seems like a great dude! He’s always got a home at SEC network. Good on him for chasing the dream.

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  28. bravesfan

    4 years ago

    See no reason for him to retire unless he was gonna get cut. If ur a real fan and have real goals, you don’t stop until you are forced too …

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  29. Vizionaire

    4 years ago

    he has broaden the connections to sell insurances to.

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  30. AstrosWS20

    4 years ago

    Fun/sad fact: In 2016 ESPN polled 18,000 fans on who were the top 50 favorite athletes in sports. There was one baseball player who made it, Tim Tebow.
    That’s a bar bet you won’t lose.

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  31. Rsox

    4 years ago

    Mets now have a hole in the OF at Syracuse. Wonder if Garth Brooks is available…

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  32. conquerbeard

    4 years ago

    Must be nice to be able to completely fail out of your original profession, yet still have made enough money from that and getting paid five-figures to talk to rooms full of people to be able to take up another profession on a whim. He’ll always have “The Promise”. On to lacrosse or rugby or something now, I suppose.

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  33. BirdieMan

    4 years ago

    ‘bout time.

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  34. DockEllisDee

    4 years ago

    “Tebow Time”, pffft, more like BIG FAT DUMMY TIME!!

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    • itsmeheyhi

      4 years ago

      Damn, you really got him.

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  35. Eat em Up

    4 years ago

    Never too late to try golf

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  36. George Ruth

    4 years ago

    You mean Tebow played Baseball wow now that is breaking news

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  37. Akblaze

    4 years ago

    He seemed to respect the game and play hard. I wish him the best of luck moving forward wherever he ends up.

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  38. nentwigs

    4 years ago

    Flags in stadiums will be flown at half mast ??

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  39. Tyler Durden

    4 years ago

    HOF 2026 here we go!

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  40. HALfromVA

    4 years ago

    There are many 1st and 2nd round draft picks, in all major professional sports, that fell far short of Tebow’s accomplishments. No point in naming the countless high draft pick, multi-million dollar failures, so what’s the point in bashing this guy? He didn’t cut it in the NFL, he got a shot to play professional baseball. Anybody out there that would turn that opportunity down? I damn sure wouldn’t.

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  41. Ducky Buckin Fent

    4 years ago

    Man.
    I just can’t really believe all the MAD ONLINE! takes in re Tim Tebow. I guess that’s just how things are these days.

    Me?
    Rather roll with Tebow than Kaepernick. Any time. Any situation.

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    • 66TheNumberOfTheBest

      4 years ago

      Oh, what is the difference between the two?

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      • Technically correct

        4 years ago

        One is definitively more consistent in alternating between consonants and vowels.

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    • dray16

      4 years ago

      what?

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  42. candymaldonado

    4 years ago

    Wow, I see cancel culture has claimed a promising 33 year old man with a .495 OPS in AAA, all for the crime of being a conservative.

    (Also, LOL at the “To Tebow’s credit, he reached AAA with the Mets” part of your write-up, as if anything in his actual production warranted it. The dude was a marketing gimmick and nothing more.

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    • dray16

      4 years ago

      so?

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      • candymaldonado

        4 years ago

        The “so” is that it was dumb to include a blurb that he deserved credit for reaching AAA, when it was plain as day to all involved that he wasn’t EARNING his way there. If they want him to be their marketing gimmick for minor league ticket sales, fine. But there’s no point in rewriting history to pretend the promotions were “To Tebow’s credit.” He was a bad player. Straight up.

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  43. GVL_Braves_4Life

    4 years ago

    I just love what goes for news here . (inserts sarcasm fonts here)…

    Bye Tim. Nice for helping the MiLB – but just like Jordan – it is harder than it looks to crack an MLB roster for a day – let alone a career…

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  44. 66TheNumberOfTheBest

    4 years ago

    Can’t forget the look on Mike Tomlin’s face after the Steelers lost to the Tebow led Broncos in an overtime playoff game. It screamed of “how on Earth did we just lose to that guy”.

    They were so sure he couldn’t complete a pass, they basically didn’t cover anyone. Ooops.

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  45. Jim Carter

    4 years ago

    Great, I grew tired of this quest very quickly.

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  46. Vizionaire

    4 years ago

    he should become a televangelist. he should be really good at collecting money from a bunch of sheep.

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  47. seaver41

    4 years ago

    Hallelujah the sham is over!

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  48. Curveball1984

    4 years ago

    Complete waste of time, money, resources & locker space. And I like Tebow…

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  49. JoeBrady

    4 years ago

    “To Tebow’s credit, he reached the Triple-A level ”
    =========================================================
    Someone will have to explain to me how it is to his credit. I don’t see anything in the numbers to suggest he actually earned the promotion,

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  50. af1257

    4 years ago

    If anyone has any criticism of his ability I dare all of you to go to a batting cage and set it to AA speed and try to hit anything. Tebow is an amazing athlete. The man enters minor league baseball after coming out of college and pro football having not played but 2 years in high school. Then broke into MILB at 28 years old. That’s an incredible accomplishment. His work ethic was impeccable as was his presence in the clubhouse. Yet because he did not achieve Mike Trout success he gets ridiculed. Unreal. The guys a class act, hard worker, great teammate and an inspiration to kids. I went to some minor league games where he visited, and yes, he did help sell out those parks. And you know who was coming out to see him? Tons of kids. In an age where professional sports are rapidly LOSING fan support and have stopped being role models, here’s a guy who went out of his way to connect with fans and kids, but people still give him grief. To those who continue to ridicule, perhaps it’s just your own jealousy coming out, or perhaps the enjoyment of seeing others just come up short. The guy did what he wanted to do and seemed to enjoy it. I wish him well in his next endeavor, I’m sure he will do fine.

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    • FredMcGriff for the HOF

      4 years ago

      Tim Tebow has an incredible story dating all the way back to when he was an unborn baby. His mother had complications and the doctors recommended abortion. I’ve heard similar stories where the parents refuse the abortion and amazingly the saved baby ends up having a normal life.

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    • Jimbobroy

      4 years ago

      Well said af1257, thank you!

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  51. Tom1968

    4 years ago

    Did better than Drew hensen ,d.j. dozier ,kevin maas

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  52. Tom1968

    4 years ago

    Oh btw, the real reason jordan went to baseball….
    “Retires to play baseball” so he didnt get a gambling suspension,

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  53. OCTraveler

    4 years ago

    Retired? Didn’t know he even played baseball.

    Oh wait … Mets’ minor league system isn’t baseball.

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  54. ahale224

    4 years ago

    Quarterback for the Jags! Lol

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  55. bake shop

    4 years ago

    Tim Tebow played minor league baseball for four years. Traveling on those long bus rides. The reason Sandy liked him was because his work ethic combined with his leadership qualities were a plus as he played with recently signed or drafted kids. His willingness to grind it out was great for young players to witness. In football, that has become a passing league, his lack of NFL quality passing ability doomed him. The fact that he was so popular worked against him, because of the distractions his fan base caused. Haters on this site demonstrate an attitude that illustrates why Sandy was desirous of him making it. To many athletes today act like these haters with their arrogance. Tebow’s attitude is what professional sports are missing. Yes Sandy would give a kid with A+ attitude every opportunity. The fact that he wasn’t good enough is reality but he gave it all and didn’t allow the haters to define who he is.

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    • af1257

      4 years ago

      A well written post, based on fact instead of opinion or negativity based on jealousy. Something this blog has lacked in a long while. Well said. Keep up the good work

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      4 years ago

      What do you have to say that Sandy did this for him based on his popularity instead of giving a more deserving player the roster spot that Tebow took every year?

      People praising Tebow for playing are being a bit hypocritical when it took him using his popularity to get his roster spot – which was taken away from guys who were working to stay chasing their dream.

      How would it felt for Tebow to have lost an NFL roster spot if Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson used his popularity to take an NFL roster spot away from Tebow when he was trying to hold onto his NFL dreams?

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  56. Ghost Pepper

    4 years ago

    I’d retire too if I get to go home to his Mrs.

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  57. Moneyballer

    4 years ago

    Wow so many haters and jealous trolls in here. I have mad respect for Tim. Chasing your dream is something most people do not have the guts or determination to do. You can never be called a failure if you keep trying and he did just that. Good Luck for whatever is next for Tim!

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      4 years ago

      You praise a guy for chasing his dream that he didn’t deserve, which destroyed the dream being chased by a more deserving player every year Tebow was on a roster?

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  58. herecomdatboi

    4 years ago

    I was hoping to see him reach the majors just to silence haters, but hell he made it to AAA!

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    • mrkinsm

      4 years ago

      It wouldn’t have silenced anyone. In fact, he likely would have hit .100 in the show which would have given all the naysayers even more to support their argument that it was a complete $ grabbing gimmick.

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  59. flmetfan

    4 years ago

    Retired? How could they tell?

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  60. Vizionaire

    4 years ago

    should have gone to canadian league.

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      4 years ago

      For football or baseball?

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  61. mfm420

    4 years ago

    guess god didn’t want him to be a baseball player either.

    and folks, spare me your christian “love”, already got enough of it from you types.

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    • jd396

      4 years ago

      Usually people save their comebacks for when someone actually says something, but I suppose you were just so proud of yourself for coming up with that one that you just couldn’t hold onto it any longer

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  62. yamsi1912

    4 years ago

    Amazing career, see you in Cooperstown Mr. Tebow!

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  63. jd396

    4 years ago

    Gotta give him credit, he didn’t need to keep grinding away riding a bus around for four profoundly unspectacular seasons in the minors. The PR novelty wore off pretty quick but he kept going.

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  64. Grade_1_teacher

    4 years ago

    Give Tim Tebow some respect. He tried like hell and never gave up. He grinded in the minor leagues and didn’t try to have anything handed to him because of his name recognition from the NFL.

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  65. SoCal

    4 years ago

    The circus is leaving town. Great guy, less-than-average baseball player. Will be good for a more deserving, more talented player to get an opportunity.

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      4 years ago

      Correction: The clown is leaving town. The circus is still there.

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  66. chridaddy

    4 years ago

    He never deserved those promotions anyway. Never should’ve gone above single A

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  67. warnbeeb

    4 years ago

    Was he a better baseball player than Michael Jordan?

    I’d say yes, by an inch.

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  68. flyingblindsquirrel

    4 years ago

    As Rosenthal signs with the A’s, this Tebow story has remained at the top of the Mets feed for the past 16 hours.

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    • flyingblindsquirrel

      4 years ago

      17

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      • flyingblindsquirrel

        4 years ago

        18

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        • flyingblindsquirrel

          4 years ago

          You get the point.

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        • MarlinsFanBase

          4 years ago

          Stay tuned for the next “Mets Interested In [player name]” article.

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  69. HeyBroItsBrad

    4 years ago

    End of an error

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  70. MarlinsFanBase

    4 years ago

    Congrats Tebow. You end your legacy being another overhyped Mets prospect. They needed to get a QB for their All-Time Bust team.

    QB – Tebow
    C – Steve Chilcott
    1B – Ike Davis
    2B – Reese Havens
    SS – Tim Foli
    3B – Gregg Jefferies
    OF – Lastings Milledge, Fernando “Fraud-Mart” Martinez, Shawn Abner
    SPs – David West, Matt Harvey, Paul Wilson, Bill Pulsipher, Tim Leary
    RPs – Doug Sisk and Aaron “the oldest prospect ever” Heilman

    Legendary team of predetermined greatness for the “counting you chickens before they hatch” award.

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  71. Ducky Buckin Fent

    4 years ago

    Yeah, but Tebow was going to give them the best goal line offense in MLB, bro.

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