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You serious? If you are, mod powers should be stripped.

Albies is really hot. Cy don't get erect, I will be afraid of the women and men in your neighborhood.

To go further, what kind of guns were they using? If he threw that hard, we would not see those win and losses? 108 LMAO

From who? Here are my facts. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/r/ryanno01.shtml

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/r/ryanno01.shtml Am I wrong? And if so, please tell me?

Based on who? If you throw that hard, you learn how to pitch, that simple. We had plenty of pitchers that KNEW how to pitch and not RELY on strikeouts, why not he? His fastball would be creamed today by the hitters, it is in that era, I think the gun was off 15 mph. Why bother with this...

It is. He should have 400 to 500 wins and not near 300 losses because he was awesome in that era, but would get killed in this one. 108, I am dying laughing. Only the Cards pitcher I know would approach that.

Why? I am just spouting facts, is that against the rules? I know you don't like me, I am cool with that. But facts are facts and I will display them. Is Carp your buddy? He needs to look at stats more to be honest.

This is a good post, but it was so random. Look at his history, only 12 or 13 wins for a pitcher with his talent and took 27 years to get 300 wins. If Julio Franco was allowed to play in his 60's he would get 3000 hits.

I don't smoke or drink and even our board owner knows that. Why if someone can pitch that hard and lose 292 games, only win barely over 300 games pitching 27 years. Please, what are you smoking or drinking?

27 years, 320 wins.

Julion has been great lately.

Just checked. No he didn't. If he did, he would not struggle in his pitching to get what he did and would average like 15 to 20 strikeouts each outing. With the stuff you think would not lose nearly 300 games. He had great stuff for that era, but if he pitches like he did then now, they...

I will look that up. If he threw that hard, he would have a better record.

You have to watch Horner, which I think you haven't and how he got the barrel on the ball. This is not disrespect to you and you known me for a long time. I grew from the Hank Aaron era and Acuna is similar to him, Burroughs was great, Murphy great, but Horner is the closes I can say to him...

It's true, oh it's true. I was shocked as well.

I think they might take the lead. I saw that this morning.

I have no issue. So you can go to bed, Thethe.

I said similar to Horner, but did pitchers then threw 95 to 104 mph, all the time? They were hitting against a Teheran back then, not deGrom or Verlander, or even Scherzer, those pitchers would put up John Smoltz numbers and he was one of the hardest throwers then. Think about it Thethe.

Acuna k's looking again. He needs to not look for something and just hit the darn ball. Schmidt, Murphy or Horner would have did something, make an out but they would not take close pitches. Murphy was a pull hitter at first, but when he adjusted, most of his home runs were left center to...