Lets assume for a second that the 1994 MLB season didn't end with the strike and they actually played out the entire season. How diff do you think MLB history might have been had the season played out?
Could Griffey Jr have reached 50HRs(one of the youngest players ever to hit 50HRs,on the list with Mays,Foxx,Kiner,Mantle for guys who were younger than 25 to hit 50HR) and won MVP(being one of the 20 youngest players to win the MVP)?
Chicago White Sox were the 2nd best team in the entire AL(their WS drought could've ended a decade earlier).
KC Royals might have also made the playoffs(would've been their 1st in almost a decade).
Texas Rangers could've had the worst record to make playoffs(below .500 but were division leader cause AL West SUCKED that year)
Might the White Sox have brought Michael Jordan up to the MLB at end of season(even if it was for a single game) not due to him being good,just cause they could have Michael Jordan in the MLB.
How diff could the entire Montreal Expos franchise have been if the MLB continued the 94 season and Expos would've won division/made playoffs(they were baseballs best team at the time).
So if the 94 season did finish out, do people think it would've had a huge impact(or any impact at all) in MLB history in terms of franchise changing moments, career changing moments or anything? Expos as a playoff team could've drew more interest from other players who might have signed there(not to mention,give the franchise their 2nd ever playoff berth). Same thing could be said for a team like the Royals. Might more players had been interested in joining KC had the Royals actually made the playoffs(and possibly make it to the World Series)?
Could Griffey Jr have reached 50HRs(one of the youngest players ever to hit 50HRs,on the list with Mays,Foxx,Kiner,Mantle for guys who were younger than 25 to hit 50HR) and won MVP(being one of the 20 youngest players to win the MVP)?
Chicago White Sox were the 2nd best team in the entire AL(their WS drought could've ended a decade earlier).
KC Royals might have also made the playoffs(would've been their 1st in almost a decade).
Texas Rangers could've had the worst record to make playoffs(below .500 but were division leader cause AL West SUCKED that year)
Might the White Sox have brought Michael Jordan up to the MLB at end of season(even if it was for a single game) not due to him being good,just cause they could have Michael Jordan in the MLB.
How diff could the entire Montreal Expos franchise have been if the MLB continued the 94 season and Expos would've won division/made playoffs(they were baseballs best team at the time).
So if the 94 season did finish out, do people think it would've had a huge impact(or any impact at all) in MLB history in terms of franchise changing moments, career changing moments or anything? Expos as a playoff team could've drew more interest from other players who might have signed there(not to mention,give the franchise their 2nd ever playoff berth). Same thing could be said for a team like the Royals. Might more players had been interested in joining KC had the Royals actually made the playoffs(and possibly make it to the World Series)?
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