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drunkengoat
Mike Fetters and his long-lost twin Mark Grace.
May 27, 2005 at 02:12AM View BBCode
And to add to whisk's list...Mike Fetters and his long-lost twin Mark Grace.
FuriousGiorge
May 27, 2005 at 02:15AM View BBCode
Abdrew is a fairy for deleting the other pitcher posts.
youngallstar
John Burkett eh? He was quite a pick up for the Rangers back in 96. Too bad he had to play the Yanks in the first round of the playoffs that year.
May 27, 2005 at 02:21AM View BBCode
Originally posted by bobcat73
My was John Burkett.
I thought the Best starting pitcher thread was nice so I want to get some opinions here.
Who was your favorite pitcher to watch work a game? It could be closer or starter or one of those loser lefties they bring in to get 1 guy.
Who was your favorite to watch work?
John Burkett eh? He was quite a pick up for the Rangers back in 96. Too bad he had to play the Yanks in the first round of the playoffs that year.
sycophantman
May 27, 2005 at 03:17AM View BBCode
I still think Deveau is the most electric pitcher I've ever seen, ELECTRIC!!
bobcat73
Yea that hurt to watch. I think they owned him a couple of times when he was with Boston also. Burket had a great delivery. He looked like he was playing chess when he pitched. totally focused and he seemed to have no talent. I watched one game in 1993 for the Giants he had a 7 inning no-hitter and then to start the seventh gave up a extra base hit walked two and keept the shut out. It was so painful to watch I had no finger nails left. Giants won like 2-0 and Burkett was so dry in the ninth that he was throwning 79- 82 MPH and still and comand.
June 02, 2005 at 09:49PM View BBCode
Originally posted by youngallstar
Originally posted by bobcat73
My was John Burkett.
I thought the Best starting pitcher thread was nice so I want to get some opinions here.
Who was your favorite pitcher to watch work a game? It could be closer or starter or one of those loser lefties they bring in to get 1 guy.
Who was your favorite to watch work?
John Burkett eh? He was quite a pick up for the Rangers back in 96. Too bad he had to play the Yanks in the first round of the playoffs that year.
Yea that hurt to watch. I think they owned him a couple of times when he was with Boston also. Burket had a great delivery. He looked like he was playing chess when he pitched. totally focused and he seemed to have no talent. I watched one game in 1993 for the Giants he had a 7 inning no-hitter and then to start the seventh gave up a extra base hit walked two and keept the shut out. It was so painful to watch I had no finger nails left. Giants won like 2-0 and Burkett was so dry in the ninth that he was throwning 79- 82 MPH and still and comand.
ABDREW
They're not deleted I put them in off topic and don't get personal
June 03, 2005 at 01:14AM View BBCode
Originally posted by FuriousGiorge
Abdrew is a fairy for deleting the other pitcher posts.
They're not deleted I put them in off topic and don't get personal
drunkengoat
June 16, 2005 at 02:47AM View BBCode
I feel bad for not noticing this before, but that is by far the best "Wagh" I've seen yet.
rich45
Rich
June 18, 2005 at 12:43AM View BBCode
Grew up in the sixties and for me it was Koufax and Marichal and Sudden Sam McDowell (Tribe). In the seventies it had to be Vida Blue. However being a (transplanted) New Yorker and a Yankees fan from the awful teams of the sixties my all time favorite to watch and root for was the incredibly underrated Mel Stottlemyre. Nowadays I really enjoy Willis who really reminds me of Blue.Rich
Maul725
By the way, when did Nolan Ryan learn control?
June 23, 2005 at 03:06PM View BBCode
Yeah, Marichal's delivery was crazy. I love watching Prior pitch. His mechanics are amazing.By the way, when did Nolan Ryan learn control?
folifan19
June 24, 2005 at 03:52PM View BBCode
Originally posted by drunkengoat
Well, since I've unfortunately never been to a major league game,
you really gotta get out of Mississippi more.
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