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Originally Posted by WoudPricnac
I just discovered this thread. Very cool. Also, we we attended the same CC - Yavapai (go 'Ole Ruff)! I received my Associate of Science there before transferring to ASU. Now I am a third year medical student here at UCLA, which doesn't leave me a lot of time to play OOTP unfortunately.
I've always been more fascinated with the art of pitching in baseball, as opposed to the art of hitting, so it is a treat to have Mr. Schilling participating in this forum.
A few of questions, if you have the time:
- Who was/is the best pitcher in baseball history in your opinion?
- Who was the toughest batter you ever faced?
- Do you think the "modern" approach to pitching, i.e. specialization, hurts clubs more than it helps at times?
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For a career, Maddux
Situational question. Runner on 3rd less than 2 outs? Gwynn.
Define hurt? I don't really know, I do know that a pitcher today, in 1920, would have been far better
