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Posted By: Tom Russo

maybe my opinion is skewed by the fact that he has been so unreliable the past few seasons. It seems he either has good stuff or gets bombed in the first two innings. The bad starts have gotten more frequent. So, my first reaction is no way. However, over a hundred wins more than losses is pretty impressive. Many Hall of Famers aren't close to his winning percentage. He will be forty years old in December. I don't see him pitching more than another year or two, possibly getting to 275 wins. A very good career and he will get some votes but really another borderline guy like Kaat, Blyleven and Morris. I don't think he makes it.