Baron Scicluna
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Evil ******* (aka Chris_L) said:
New York: LT, Jeter (!), Mariano, Messier, Gretzky (for a short while), Gooden, Piazza.
Pedro Martinez retires
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New York: LT, Jeter (!), Mariano, Messier, Gretzky (for a short while), Gooden, Piazza.
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Gehrig said:
I think he was referring to a more modern era, although Ewing would certainly fall in there.
Greatest performance by Pedro, IMO: 1999 LDS Game 5, pitching with a messed-up back, and coming out of the bullpen in Cleveland and pitching six near-perfect innings.
He really re-energized baseball in Boston and ushered in the current era. One of Duquette's great trades, too -- only guy in that deal who ever remotely did anything was Pavano.
He really re-energized baseball in Boston and ushered in the current era. One of Duquette's great trades, too -- only guy in that deal who ever remotely did anything was Pavano.
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Evil ******* (aka Chris_L) said:
You forgot Boggs in there.
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Boggs was a Clydesdale while the other guys are Thoroughbred.
Who wants to be a Clydesdale? Certainly not you.
Who wants to be a Clydesdale? Certainly not you.
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Loved Pedro. Would put Randy Johnson in that list of exciting/great pitchers of my lifetime.
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YankeeFan said:
He carried the Knicks in the late 80s-early-90s, although his style of play wasn't very flashy.
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Evil ******* (aka Chris_L) said:
Sorry, couldn't resist the mention.
