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Posted: March 15 07, 7:26 pm
by fanforever
1965 los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Was pretty good
Posted: March 15 07, 7:59 pm
by haltz
I always thought that the 2001 M's staff ERA+ of 119 was pretty impressive, although I don't have a whole lot of context for that. Otherwise, most of the really good rotations that I have seen pitch have been mentioned.
Posted: March 15 07, 8:10 pm
by maddash
The one/two punch of Johnson and Schilling with the 2001 Diamondbacks was something special. They finished 1/2 in the NL with an ERA+ (184/154), Strikeouts (372/293), Innings Pitched (256.7/249.7), and both were 20+ game winners... that was the year Morris won 22 and fought tooth and nail with Schilling in games 1 and 5 of the NLDS.
Posted: March 15 07, 8:22 pm
by stretch
Before my time, but I always loved this rotation in Strato.
1964 White Sox
Gary Peters
273.2 IP
1.14 WHIP
20-8
2.50 ERA
Juan Pizzaro
239 IP
1.02 WHIP
19-9
2.56 ERA
Joel Horlen
210.2 IP
0.92 WHIP
13-9
1.88 ERA
John Buzhardt
160 IP
1.13 WHIP
10-8
2.98 ERA
Ray Herbert
111.2 IP
1.18 WHIP
6-7
3.46 ERA
Posted: March 15 07, 8:42 pm
by The Third Man
The 1944 Cards were awesome.
Code: Select all
+----------------+-------+------+
| Pitcher | IP | ERA+ |
+----------------+-------+------+
| Mort Cooper | 252.3 | 144 |
| Max Lanier | 224.3 | 134 |
| Ted Wilks | 207.6 | 134 |
| Harry Brecheen | 189.3 | 124 |
| Red Munger | 121.0 | 264 |
+----------------+-------+------+
| Total | 994.2 | 143 |
+----------------+-------+------+
The average #1 starter has about a 120 ERA+. So...
Posted: March 16 07, 1:04 am
by picasso
I didn't see Gibby at his best. but from the mid-70's til now the best pitcher the Cards have had is John Tudor, hands down.
Posted: March 16 07, 5:19 am
by TheoSqua
picasso wrote:I didn't see Gibby at his best. but from the mid-70's til now the best pitcher the Cards have had is John Tudor, hands down.
That much better than carp?