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Originally Posted by looooob
the fact that Maddux and Glavine were teammates all those years is just stunning when you think about it. heck throw in Smoltz who has won his share, and that is just a crazy stacked amount of talent on one club. one reason, of several hundred, why the Expos were always doomed  |
It is astonishing that they only won the one World Series during all those years. with those great pitching staffs.
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Originally Posted by CaramonLS
Sabathia who just turned 27, 4 days ago, has 94 wins, and is probably the most likely of anyone to get to 300 - IF anyone does, but in reality he is only there because of how early he started. However, he just doesn't scream "HOF quality pitcher" at me like some other players do. Maybe it is because he is buried in Cleveland or whatever.
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I hadn't realized that Sabathia's already on his 7th season and that he's still that young. I'd say he has a pretty good chance as he should be at 100 wins after this season. Not unfathomable to think he can be half way there by 30. Still he isn't a guy who I view as having outstanding numbers with a career ERA of 3.69, but than again I think Martinez is like the only current active pitcher with 150 or more wins and a career ERA under 3. I suppose a couple of post season appearances might put him more in the limelight.