I'm not going to go too far back, but here are a few I believe should be in.
1. Jack Morris (led the '80s in wins and was a post-season stud)
2. Bert Blyleven (3,701 Ks)
3. Tim Raines (808 SBs and .385 career OBP)
4. Tommy John (288 wins + average 12 wins per season, he missed a full season due to injury, = 300 wins)
5. Lee Smith (simply one of the best closers of all-time and 3rd in career saves)
Last edited by sportscardtheory; 01-16-2010 at 10:21 AM.
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