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  • kweiss
    MVP
    • May 2003
    • 1886

    #91
    Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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    However, what is the next thing you think about after the pitching?

    Clemens - throwing bat at Piazza
    Ryan - beating the crap out of Robin Ventura

    It's a tossup!

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    I think Nolan Ryan gets the edge on that one.

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    • taylor34
      MVP
      • Aug 2002
      • 1119

      #92
      Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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      **CLEMENS HAD A BETTER STRIKEOUT/PER INNINGS PITCHED RATIO THAN NOLAN RYAN**

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      -IP
      Clemens 4156.1 vs. Ryan 5286.0

      -Strike Outs
      Clemens 4,006 vs. Ryan 5,714

      Lol, you said the top statement, but gave stats that said otherwise. Clemens had less than a K per inning, while Ryan had about 1.1 K's per inning.

      Taylor34

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      • taylor34
        MVP
        • Aug 2002
        • 1119

        #93
        Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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        **CLEMENS HAD A BETTER STRIKEOUT/PER INNINGS PITCHED RATIO THAN NOLAN RYAN**

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        -IP
        Clemens 4156.1 vs. Ryan 5286.0

        -Strike Outs
        Clemens 4,006 vs. Ryan 5,714

        Lol, you said the top statement, but gave stats that said otherwise. Clemens had less than a K per inning, while Ryan had about 1.1 K's per inning.

        Taylor34

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        • taylor34
          MVP
          • Aug 2002
          • 1119

          #94
          Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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          **CLEMENS HAD A BETTER STRIKEOUT/PER INNINGS PITCHED RATIO THAN NOLAN RYAN**

          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

          -IP
          Clemens 4156.1 vs. Ryan 5286.0

          -Strike Outs
          Clemens 4,006 vs. Ryan 5,714

          Lol, you said the top statement, but gave stats that said otherwise. Clemens had less than a K per inning, while Ryan had about 1.1 K's per inning.

          Taylor34

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          • kweiss
            MVP
            • May 2003
            • 1886

            #95
            Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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            I was reading recently that Roger said he never thought he'd get a no-hitter because he threw too many strikes. Judging by some of Nolan's 200 BB seasons (Jesus!) no wonder he threw so many no-hitters...


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            To me that just sounds like he is making excuses. To say that is the reason you never threw a no-hitter is stupid. What about the pitchers that pitch perfect games? When they are pitching they're throwing nothing but strikes. Please, when pitchers throw no-hitters they most likely have great command and are doing nothing but hitting their spots. That is a lame excuse by Roger because he's embarrassed by the fact that he didn't throw a no-hitter in his career.

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            • kweiss
              MVP
              • May 2003
              • 1886

              #96
              Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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              I was reading recently that Roger said he never thought he'd get a no-hitter because he threw too many strikes. Judging by some of Nolan's 200 BB seasons (Jesus!) no wonder he threw so many no-hitters...


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              To me that just sounds like he is making excuses. To say that is the reason you never threw a no-hitter is stupid. What about the pitchers that pitch perfect games? When they are pitching they're throwing nothing but strikes. Please, when pitchers throw no-hitters they most likely have great command and are doing nothing but hitting their spots. That is a lame excuse by Roger because he's embarrassed by the fact that he didn't throw a no-hitter in his career.

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              • kweiss
                MVP
                • May 2003
                • 1886

                #97
                Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                I was reading recently that Roger said he never thought he'd get a no-hitter because he threw too many strikes. Judging by some of Nolan's 200 BB seasons (Jesus!) no wonder he threw so many no-hitters...


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                To me that just sounds like he is making excuses. To say that is the reason you never threw a no-hitter is stupid. What about the pitchers that pitch perfect games? When they are pitching they're throwing nothing but strikes. Please, when pitchers throw no-hitters they most likely have great command and are doing nothing but hitting their spots. That is a lame excuse by Roger because he's embarrassed by the fact that he didn't throw a no-hitter in his career.

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                • taylor34
                  MVP
                  • Aug 2002
                  • 1119

                  #98
                  Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

                  Doesn't Ryan hold the record for the lowest batting average against a pitcher at like .169 or something? The most unhittable pitcher ever--maybe he wasn't the best of all time, but he was definitely the most unhittable.

                  Taylor34

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                  • taylor34
                    MVP
                    • Aug 2002
                    • 1119

                    #99
                    Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

                    Doesn't Ryan hold the record for the lowest batting average against a pitcher at like .169 or something? The most unhittable pitcher ever--maybe he wasn't the best of all time, but he was definitely the most unhittable.

                    Taylor34

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                    • taylor34
                      MVP
                      • Aug 2002
                      • 1119

                      #100
                      Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

                      Doesn't Ryan hold the record for the lowest batting average against a pitcher at like .169 or something? The most unhittable pitcher ever--maybe he wasn't the best of all time, but he was definitely the most unhittable.

                      Taylor34

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                      • Crown42Royal
                        Undisputed King Of Sports
                        • Apr 2003
                        • 775

                        #101
                        Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                        Okay, the thing is when you are comparing these two, there is no way you can bring up the total career wins or win percentage. Look at who Nolan Ryan played for. Mets, Angels, Astros, and Rangers. Through his whole 27 year career, he only played on 4 teams that won first place. Through Roger's 19 year career he has played for 8 teams that have won first place. No matter who you are, if you are playing on a losing team, it really makes it hard to have to have a good winning percentage. If Roger had played on the teams Nolan had to play on, there would be no way he would have come close to 300 wins.

                        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Finally someone with the same argument as me. Ryan is way better, and classier.
                        Life is a sport, so play hard!

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                        • Crown42Royal
                          Undisputed King Of Sports
                          • Apr 2003
                          • 775

                          #102
                          Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                          Okay, the thing is when you are comparing these two, there is no way you can bring up the total career wins or win percentage. Look at who Nolan Ryan played for. Mets, Angels, Astros, and Rangers. Through his whole 27 year career, he only played on 4 teams that won first place. Through Roger's 19 year career he has played for 8 teams that have won first place. No matter who you are, if you are playing on a losing team, it really makes it hard to have to have a good winning percentage. If Roger had played on the teams Nolan had to play on, there would be no way he would have come close to 300 wins.

                          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Finally someone with the same argument as me. Ryan is way better, and classier.
                          Life is a sport, so play hard!

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                          • Crown42Royal
                            Undisputed King Of Sports
                            • Apr 2003
                            • 775

                            #103
                            Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                            Okay, the thing is when you are comparing these two, there is no way you can bring up the total career wins or win percentage. Look at who Nolan Ryan played for. Mets, Angels, Astros, and Rangers. Through his whole 27 year career, he only played on 4 teams that won first place. Through Roger's 19 year career he has played for 8 teams that have won first place. No matter who you are, if you are playing on a losing team, it really makes it hard to have to have a good winning percentage. If Roger had played on the teams Nolan had to play on, there would be no way he would have come close to 300 wins.

                            <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Finally someone with the same argument as me. Ryan is way better, and classier.
                            Life is a sport, so play hard!

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                            • kweiss
                              MVP
                              • May 2003
                              • 1886

                              #104
                              Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                              **CLEMENS HAD A BETTER STRIKEOUT/PER INNINGS PITCHED RATIO THAN NOLAN RYAN**

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                              That isn't exactly true. Clemens Career K's/9 innings is 8.67 compared to Nolan's 9.55. Even if you are talking about single season, Clemen's best was 10.39 to Ryan's 11.48. Nolan went over 10 K's per nine innings 8 times, and Roger has only has over 10 K's per nine innings once.

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                              • kweiss
                                MVP
                                • May 2003
                                • 1886

                                #105
                                Re: Roger better than Nolan Ryan?

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                                **CLEMENS HAD A BETTER STRIKEOUT/PER INNINGS PITCHED RATIO THAN NOLAN RYAN**

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                                That isn't exactly true. Clemens Career K's/9 innings is 8.67 compared to Nolan's 9.55. Even if you are talking about single season, Clemen's best was 10.39 to Ryan's 11.48. Nolan went over 10 K's per nine innings 8 times, and Roger has only has over 10 K's per nine innings once.

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