Kershaw is the greatest EVER.

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  • whtsox13
    SBR MVP
    • 05-02-12
    • 1401

    #36
    Originally posted by TonyTall
    maddux had a superb pen. a great defense and an overall great team. if he was in clevelenad he would have been just another good pitcher
    Maddux pitched for some awful Cub teams and always won. His only 20 win season, Cubs won 78 games.
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    • crazykind
      SBR High Roller
      • 04-15-10
      • 176

      #37
      Felix Hernandez tied a major league record last night with his 13th straight game of at least 7 innings and 2 ER or less...

      If Kershaw is the most dominant ever, why doesn't he hold that record?
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      • TheMoneyShot
        BARRELED IN @ SBR!
        • 02-14-07
        • 28672

        #38
        Just reminds me of the time Schilling and Randy Johnson got hot. Pitchers get hot... they take PED's life goes on. Nothing to see here.
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        • jjgold
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 07-20-05
          • 388189

          #39
          Schilling is not in their league

          Kershaw and his prime does compare with the all-time greats in their prime
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          • Chi_archie
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 07-22-08
            • 63165

            #40
            Hoss Radbourne
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            • SamDiamond
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 10-19-12
              • 6107

              #41
              Originally posted by Boner_18
              You're right. I looked at entries, not years. Still, look at that crappy 5 year stretch (you forgot a 4.14 @ age 41)! More than 1/4 of his career was over 4 ERA! LOL DOMINANCE! And all in the NL with a free out. Yikes.
              You're talking ABOUT HIM PITCHING IN HIS FUKING 40's!!!!

              How many guys even do that?

              Go ahead.....give me your list of pitchers who dominated in THEIR FUKING 40's!

              The list is one. Nolan Ryan.

              At 42, Randy Johnson's ERA was 5.

              Steve Carlton's 40-43 ERA's were 5.10, 5.74, and 6.09

              Tom Seaver... 41--4.38, 42--4.59

              You're penetrating acting as if there are a bunch of guys who manage to make it to 40 and throw 2.50 ERAs.
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              • Chi_archie
                SBR Aristocracy
                • 07-22-08
                • 63165

                #42
                Me thinks Nolan starting juice around 39
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                • pettifogger
                  SBR Hustler
                  • 02-11-14
                  • 51

                  #43
                  Originally posted by Cuse0323
                  Koufax
                  Without doubt
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                  • pettifogger
                    SBR Hustler
                    • 02-11-14
                    • 51

                    #44
                    Originally posted by Chi_archie
                    Hoss Radbourne
                    Dude won 66 games one year pitching 2 out 3 down the stretch.
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                    • Sledge187
                      SBR MVP
                      • 04-25-08
                      • 3722

                      #45
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