Props to Jeff Kent

[Railbird]

For making a large donation to UC Berkley womens athletic department.

 

[Railbird]

Jeff is alumni at Cal and has been a big supporter of Cal athletics, especially the underfunded and women athletics.

 

[Railbird]

Carl Chang
Holly Mcpeak
Matt Biondi

also Wayne Ferrera works out with the Mens tennis team at Cal on a daily basis.

 

[natural9]

Jeff Kent has always been one of my favorite baseball players. Not your underperforming flamboyant player that you see common nowadays. He does the talking with his bat. I was so glad when we got him here in Houston. It would be nice for him to end his career here.

 

[MeyerLansky]

gotta love guys who keep their class and don't get jaded by fame. I met giambi a couple of months ago, and he was so down to earth, i couldn't believe it.

 

[winkyduck]

are you nuts, rail!

do you know where kent went to HS!

EDISON!

as in our #1 hated rival

NEVER, EVER, EVER give props to ANYONE from edison hs - NEVER!

 

[Railbird]

Winky that guy could hit, even then, he hit a ball of off Sharpnack about 500 feet. He was even a tough out for me, which was far from the case with guys like Snow, Mayne, Hamelin, BBoone. I was a year older than him, Jeff got in a fight with his coach and didnt even play his Senior year. Jeff is a mormon and his dad is a cop. Laruffa who was Jeffs coach at Edison is now with the Barons and won back to back titles in 94,95. I play tennis with Laruffa at LosCab still. Ive got field passes for the Washington State game tommorrow, so I will miss you at the Titan game tommorrow, Im suprised CSF is 5.5

 

[Railbird]

reason I started this thread in the 1st place was becasue I was betting the Lady Bears -7 vs Oregon on Saturday, they were up 8 with 10 seconds left and lady ducks shoot a layup instead of a 3 out of a timeout. I dont know what goes through folks mind

 

[5teamparlay]

Happy 46th Jeff


Jeff Kent
BASEBALL PLAYER

BIRTHDAY
March 7, 1968
BIRTHPLACE
California
AGE
45 years old
BIRTH SIGN
Pisces
Jeff Kent Facts
ABOUT
Five-time All-Star second baseman who retired in 2008 with 377 lifetime home runs.
BEFORE FAME
He was once taken off his Edison High School baseball team because of an argument with his coach.