Kuip reacts to Buster Posey's stunning retirement
Duane Kuiper joins Alex Pavlovic and Cole Kuiper to discuss the shocking Buster Posey retirement. Kuip expresses his shock and that it's a sad day for him and Giants fans. Plus, he and Pavs make the case of why he's absolutely a Hall of Fame player.
03:40 The year away with his family might have given Posey better perspective about life away from playing.
04:45 Kuip is still shocked and disappointed that he can’t cover Buster anymore.
06:20 Posey was never going to be the farewell kind of guy and took in all the great moments, especially against the Dodgers in the playoffs.
06:55 Posey’s homer against the Dodgers in the playoffs should be a splash hit.
07:40 Poor attendance with such a good team really bothered Posey, so he really enjoyed ending it in such a great fan experience in the Dodgers playoff series.
09:20 Generational player for the Giants in a position that’s never generational and why he should be a lock for the Hall of Fame even though two years off cost him with numbers
12:00 Posey should be a lock, but people will look strictly at his stats
12:30 Pavs' case for Posey making the Hall of Fame
15:00 Could losing Posey possibly cost them key pitching free agents?
17:20 Kuip wants a Buster hug and why it’s not a great day for Giants fans.
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