Peyton Manning is to Tom Brady just as Clayton Kershaw is to....
Madison Bumgarner.
It's the perfect example. Think it over.
Boom.
t-wizzle
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#2
I'll give Kershaw one more postseason before I declare him a choke artist. He's not Peyton Manning level choke artist yet.
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The Giant
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01-21-12
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#3
Originally posted by t-wizzle
I'll give Kershaw one more postseason before I declare him a choke artist. He's not Peyton Manning level choke artist yet.
Kershaw's postseason numbers are worse than Manning's.
At least Peyton has a ring.
You're right though, he's still young.
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STAX
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11-01-13
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#4
Very good point OP... I think Kershaw vrs Bumgarner for the next decade is gonna be awesome, just like Manning vrs Brady has and still is awesome
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jjgold
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07-20-05
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#5
Not even comparable Manning always on the big stage which is very difficult to get to all the time and football
He should've been in the Super Bowl two years ago but bad defense of plays lost it
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stealthyburrito
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05-12-09
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#6
Big game James.
Yeehaw!
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King Mayan
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09-22-10
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#7
Go Fukk Yourself Giant..
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8ArIvd5
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#8
Sounds right to me. Only difference is Kershaw may never get a ring.
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sourtwist
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11-10-12
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#9
I actually agree with Queen Mayan for once
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KiDBaZkiT
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10-20-09
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#10
Last time Brady won a ring I wasn't even old enough to drink.
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cbiscuit
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#11
Clay Kershaw one of 3 best pitchers I've seen in my lifetime, better than Pedro when he was at his nastiest.
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importmoon
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#12
Brady can eat Peyton for lunch...
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sneakerhead
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07-14-10
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#13
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The Giant
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01-21-12
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#14
Originally posted by cbiscuit
Clay Kershaw one of 3 best pitchers I've seen in my lifetime, better than Pedro when he was at his nastiest.
Clayton and Peyton (even their names rhyme!) are great during the regular season. Phenomenal, really.
When the intensity revs up and everything is on the line, that's when you want Brady and Bumgarner.
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BeanTownClown88
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08-08-13
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#15
Pedro was better than Kershaw..Not only did Pedro light it up in big reg season games but he also was great in the playoffs.
That means everything
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Bostongambler
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#16
I like the analogy Giant.
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Chi_archie
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07-22-08
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#17
I get the gist of the analogy
but in full review, it fails for me because IMO, Kershaw and Bummy are so young and might not go down as top 10 all time greats in their sport
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Big Bear
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11-01-11
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#18
Originally posted by The Giant
Madison Bumgarner.
It's the perfect example. Think it over.
Boom.
i don't like the analogy. IMO Kershaw pitched well enough to win in both games. Coach left him in too long in both cases.
if the Dodgers had swung the bats better they would have won all of his starts.
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Big Bear
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11-01-11
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#19
Originally posted by Chi_archie
I get the gist of the analogy
but in full review, it fails for me because IMO, Kershaw and Bummy are so young and might not go down as top 10 all time greats in their sport
Bummy has a LONG way to go before he can enter that conversation of top 10 all time. A LONG WAY to go. IMO as of right now he is not even mentioned in that conversation.
Tim Lincecum has won more cy youngs.
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Pauulzcappin
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04-23-10
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#20
Originally posted by Big Bear
Bummy has a LONG way to go before he can enter that conversation of top 10 all time. A LONG WAY to go. IMO as of right now he is not even mentioned in that conversation.
Tim Lincecum has won more cy youngs.
do you realize that even if the giants never make it to the world series again he will be forever remembered as the best picher at this stage with min 25IP?
while i agree he can't be considered an all time great overall, the kid is only 25. barring injuries he will keep on performing like a stud.
he is the BEST, i repeat, THE BEST SP performer in the world series history.
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Seto
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12-16-11
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#21
Originally posted by Big Bear
i don't like the analogy. IMO Kershaw pitched well enough to win in both games. Coach left him in too long in both cases.
if the Dodgers had swung the bats better they would have won all of his starts.
didn't the dodgers score like 9 runs in one of the games he pitched? including 6 while he hadn't yet been pulled?