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QUOTE(Kalapse @ Apr 25, 2006 -> 08:49 PM)
Hell, in 1884 Charley Radbourn went 59-12 with a 1.38 ERA all by his lonesome. :o

of course none of that s*** counts seeing how he also had 73 GS and 73 CG that season, that's why we split things up and really only count stats from the modern era.

true altough 1884 is very different from 1904 in baseball

that duo led the league in wins in 9 out of 11 years, which is impressive

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QUOTE(MarlinFan84 @ Apr 25, 2006 -> 09:49 PM)
I personally just have trouble seeing Carpenter as dominant.  I see a guy that was horrible in Toronto, and then just becomes dominant?  To me, the guy is still a 1 hit wonder.

 

As for Mulder, he hasn't been all that great for a while.

 

2 years ago Carpenter was 15-5 with a 3.46 ERA and was 4th in the NL in WHIP.

Last year he won the Cy Young and he is dominating so far this season. Sure doesn't look like a 1 hit wonder to me.

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QUOTE(whitesoxfan99 @ Apr 25, 2006 -> 09:03 PM)
2 years ago Carpenter was 15-5 with a 3.46 ERA and was 4th in the NL in WHIP. 

Last year he won the Cy Young and he is dominating so far this season.  Sure doesn't look like a 1 hit wonder to me.

 

He didn't really deserve the cy young last year though.

 

And 2004 he wasnt anywhere near dominant, and he was horrible his entire career before that. I'm not sold that 2005 was the real Carpenter, he still strikes me as a 10-15 win high 3 low 4 era type pitcher.

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QUOTE(MarlinFan84 @ Apr 25, 2006 -> 11:27 PM)
He didn't really deserve the cy young last year though.

 

And 2004 he wasnt anywhere near dominant, and he was horrible his entire career before that.  I'm not sold that 2005 was the real Carpenter, he still strikes me as a 10-15 win high 3 low 4 era type pitcher.

 

Three s*** years and three above average years before he came to the national league does not qualify as horrible. His era+ in that time frame was 98... slightly below league average.

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QUOTE(Steve9347 @ Apr 26, 2006 -> 02:21 AM)
josh beckett and curt schilling??

 

Yeah, they're only a combined 7-0 thus far. Have you looked at their WHIP, ERA, BAA numbers, etc?

 

You also said that Buehrle is more valuable than Johan Santana.

 

Do you follow baseball outside of the White Sox? Doesn't sound like it. I smell a flip-floppin' Cubs fan.

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