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Better Closer
Gagne or Smoltz...I like Gagne cause ,well he's from my home town and second he has that maniac closer mentalityTags: None -
Re: Better Closer
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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Re: Better Closer
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
"Baseball is the most important thing that doesn't matter at all" - Robert B. ParkerComment
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Yeah Gagne has a mean change and a high 90's fastball.If you look at all these closers they all have one dominat pitch and it's the fastball...maybe except of Hoffman who has a great slider...Comment
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Re: Better Closer
Yeah Gagne has a mean change and a high 90's fastball.If you look at all these closers they all have one dominat pitch and it's the fastball...maybe except of Hoffman who has a great slider...Comment
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SportsmanTO said:
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.
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I made the same comparison of Smoltz and Eck to my homey the other day. Before, as an occasioanal all - star, very good pitcher, I didn't think of Smoltz as a sure hall of famer, but now! if he can keep it up in the pen, for who know's how long, i'd have to say the guy has a great shot at the hall.Comment
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SportsmanTO said:
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.
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I made the same comparison of Smoltz and Eck to my homey the other day. Before, as an occasioanal all - star, very good pitcher, I didn't think of Smoltz as a sure hall of famer, but now! if he can keep it up in the pen, for who know's how long, i'd have to say the guy has a great shot at the hall.Comment
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SportsmanTO said:
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.
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pretty much summed up my opinion, a starter who becomes a closer is most of the time better than someone who was a closer their whole career. plus i think the Braves are over 70-0 when Smoltz pitches in a gameComment
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SportsmanTO said:
I like Smoltz more because he has the history of being a starter hence he has more pitches in his repetiore. The conversion to closer also will add years to his career. In essence he's the modern day Dennis Eckersley.
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pretty much summed up my opinion, a starter who becomes a closer is most of the time better than someone who was a closer their whole career. plus i think the Braves are over 70-0 when Smoltz pitches in a gameComment
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