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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

Covering up track marks perhaps? Cheating ass loser

He got caught twice too, no denying he cheated.

He disgraced the Yankees when he put on those pinstripes. A played like a cheap bitch too

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

He got caught twice too, no denying he cheated.

He disgraced the Yankees when he put on those pinstripes. A played like a cheap bitch too

Giambi, Clemens they had a lot in their line up during that time.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Giambi, Clemens they had a lot in their line up during that time.

Clemens disappointed me the most. He was a hero

If you remember or can go back and watch footage…Clemens as a Blue Jay were the most dominant pitcher I’ve ever seen.

Randy Johnson had a couple years like that…but Clemens was on top of his game

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Clemens disappointed me the most. He was a hero

If you remember or can go back and watch footage…Clemens as a Blue Jay were the most dominant pitcher I’ve ever seen.

Randy Johnson had a couple years like that…but Clemens was on top of his game

He was really dominant. I forgot he played for them and had to look up his stats. That is probably his best two year stretch. You could argue 86 and 87 but different hitters in the 80s. Although in '87 he threw 18 complete games and 7 shut outs which would be unbelievable now.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

He was really dominant. I forgot he played for them and had to look up his stats. That is probably his best two year stretch. You could argue 86 and 87 but different hitters in the 80s. Although in '87 he threw 18 complete games and 7 shut outs which would be unbelievable now.

I miss the days of when your starter would go 7 or 8 with a complete game not being all that uncommon. Now it's 5 or 6 innings from your starter and then it's a game of bullpen roulette hoping you can just hold on.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by MTK

I miss the days of when your starter would go 7 or 8 with a complete game not being all that uncommon. Now it's 5 or 6 innings from your starter and then it's a game of bullpen roulette hoping you can just hold on.

I have always loved Jack Morris think he probably be in the HOF. To this day that game 7 1991 is the single greatest World Series pitching I have witnessed. Going way beyond starter expectations when starter expectations were high.