How good was the Braves pitching in the 90's?

[HRBAKER]

I don't know, Chipper Jones was on the team with the Big Three from 1995 - 2002, he was pretty good. Some might say better than McGriff even.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Galaragga had a monster year or two, I think. Javy Lopez. Ryan Klesko. Andruw Jones. No shortage of bats.

[packs]

This is the exact reason I don't think Bobby Cox is any kind of HOFer. If you couldn't win more than once with those teams, are you really one of the best managers of all time?

[CMIZ5290]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

I don't know, Chipper Jones was on the team with the Big Three from 1995 - 2002, he was pretty good. Some might say better than McGriff even.

Yes, good point about Chipper and Andres G.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Charlie Liebrant was decent had 15 wins a few time in the 90s

Also Danny Neagle 16 wins in at least one year and Kevin Millwood had a good year or 2 as part of that decade

Ron Gant had 30 homers at least a few times and other good years, Terry Pendleton was sold too

David Justice had 40 homers in a year

[Tripredacus]

No mention of pitching effectiveness in the NL than vs AL teams? It should be somewhat expected that any NL pitcher would do better, overall, vs another NL team, because there will be a pitcher in the batting order. I wonder what their pitching stats are for games against teams with and without a DH present.

[RCMcKenzie]

The Braves were very good...Baltimore had some good staffs during the Palmer years. Hard to beat 1907 Cubs or 2019 Astros though...(pic Orval Overall, 1907 Staff Ace for Cubs)