Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: WORLD CHAMPION SKITCHP!

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numbers wrote:That's a nice pick big red, it's easy to forget that Brown was pretty good for a few years.
Thanks man. Yeah he is slept on a lot. He is in the Hall of very good no doubt. Really wish my boys would not have let him go. I remember him pitching when he was very young back in like 1992.

Higher career WAR than Jim Palmer, Carl Hubbell, Roy Halladay, Juan Marichal and Bob Feller.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:He had a crazy good 1996.
Tough part for me will be 1996, 1997 or 1998 KB.
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Yeah, he just lost it quick, he went from elite to bum without any transition time.
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numbers wrote:Yeah, he just lost it quick, he went from elite to bum without any transition time.
Indeed. Those Yankee years were bad. All those innings caught up to him. He has 23 complete games in 1992 and 1993 combined. Thats ridiculous.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:He had a crazy good 1996.
Tough part for me will be 1996, 1997 or 1998 KB.
1996 is the right choice.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:He had a crazy good 1996.
Tough part for me will be 1996, 1997 or 1998 KB.
1996 is the right choice.
96 or 98. Flip a coin there.

I don't think he is quite a hall of famer (though look at that WAR....shit) but I am surprised he is off the ballot already.
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Are playoff numbers of any significance on this simulation?
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Wasn't he on the Mitchell list or something?
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numbers wrote:Wasn't he on the Mitchell list or something?
I believe so IIRC
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Yeah, guys that were borderline to begin with don't stand a chance in today's voter climate if they have a sniff of PED on them.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:He had a crazy good 1996.
Tough part for me will be 1996, 1997 or 1998 KB.
1996 is the right choice.
96 or 98. Flip a coin there.

I don't think he is quite a hall of famer (though look at that WAR....shit) but I am surprised he is off the ballot already.
His ERA+ was 215 in 96, it was 163 in 98.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:He had a crazy good 1996.
Tough part for me will be 1996, 1997 or 1998 KB.
1996 is the right choice.
96 or 98. Flip a coin there.

I don't think he is quite a hall of famer (though look at that WAR....shit) but I am surprised he is off the ballot already.
His ERA+ was 215 in 96, it was 163 in 98.
Strike outs are way better in 98. Considering my park I will have to look at the ground ball/fly ball ratio. It's Kevin Brown though who might have the best sinker/splitter combo I have ever seen. I'm sure he kept it down a lot both years.
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An EAR+ of 215 is crazy good.
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In fact, it's the 22nd best of all time for a single season.
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It's not quite 1999 Pedro, but it's better than 2003 Pedro.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:An EAR+ of 215 is crazy good.
This is fun. I can't wait for this. Few things are more fun then talking baseball.

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cutuphalfdead wrote:In fact, it's the 22nd best of all time for a single season.
Wow. That is ok.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:In fact, it's the 22nd best of all time for a single season.
Wow. That is ok.
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Felix Hernandez. Kevin Brown was my next pick.
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Welp, I was going to go with another position player and hope one of either Felix or Kershaw made it back to me but you guys have fucked that up.

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