09-06-2023, 05:16 PM
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Peter Spaeth
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Originally Posted by 4reals
I agree with your 1-5; Verlander, Kershaw, Scherzer, Greinke, and Cole. I do feel like Kershaw has time to leapfrog Verlander depending on health. It does feel like those five are the last of a generation. Unfortunately, with the unhealthy focus on velocity, arms are getting abused. Seems like every pitcher has had TJ surgery, some even a second time! Ohtani was fun to watch, even if it seems it was short lived. Keep an eye on Buehler. If he can avoid any more setbacks and finish his career the way it started he will own every postseason pitching record in the book (wins, strikeouts, innings).
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What am I missing, he has three postseason wins at age 29.
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