CNN.com Baseball's Most intimidating pitchers of all-time

Yeah, you're right, but still:

OAKLAND A'S
1988 - 104-58
1989 - 99-63
1990 - 103-59
RS TOTAL - 306-180 (.630)
1988 PS - 5-4
1989 PS - 8-1
1990 PS - 4-4
PS TOTAL - 17-9 (.654)
3-YR TOTAL - 323-189 (.631)

MINNESOTA TWINS
1987 - 85-77
1988 - 91-71
1989 - 80-82
1990 - 74-88
1991 - 95-67
RS TOTAL - 425-385 (.525)
1987 PS - 8-4
1991 PS - 8-4
PS TOTAL - 16-8 (.667)
5-YR TOTAL - 441-393 (.529)

TORONTO BLUE JAYS
1991 - 91-71
1992 - 96-66
1993 - 95-67
RS TOTAL - 282-204 (.580)
1991 - 1-4
1992 - 8-4
1993 - 8-4
PS TOTAL - 17-12 (.586)
3-YR TOTAL - 299-216 (.581)

Given the choice between a .631 winning percentage over a three-year period and two World Series championships within a half-decade, I'll take the two rings.

 

Mikey, why isn't Marichal higher on this list? I mean he swung a bat at Joey Rosen's head!

 

It was John Roseboro, but your point is well-taken.

 

Don't expect the puppy to get much right. He was once one of those kids that had to wear a helmet, even when he wasn't on a bike.

 

I think Nolan should have been in the top 3. How can you not be scared of this guy?




PS: I pulled this photo off Google and couldn't help but notice that the autograph is nothing like the one I got from him when I was like 9. Hope they didn't pay a lot for it.

 

that absolutely looks nothing like a ryan auto to me, either.

 

They nailed it with Gibby.

 

Boy.. this is plague on this board.

That's a totally different point than the one you are responding to.

 

LOL.

Only a three-peat would have been OK by you?

Wow.

You, of all people, should know how difficult winning it all is.