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Poll
Question: Starting Pitchers
Option 1: "I am a Moron" votes: 7
Option 2: "I am a Dumbass" votes: 7
Title: RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: dvldog on 12/03/03, 03:14:07 PM
This One Is A Little Different

Post the 2 starting pitchers who you think are the best on RBI

Use the list at the bottom as a reference.

I will tally the votes and post them below:

WITT (R) - Ca
        0

SUTTON (R) - Ca
        1

CLEMENS (R) - Bo
        6


HURST (L) - Bo
        1

ALEXANDER (R) - Dt
        1

MORRIS (R) - Dt
        1

VIOLA (L) - Mn
        0

BLYLEVEN (R) - Mn
        1

RYAN (R) - Ho
        6


SCOTT (R) - Ho
        1

GOODEN (R) - NY
        7


OJEDA (L) - NY
        1

TUDOR (L) - SL
        3

COX (R) - SL
        0

KRUKOW (R) - SF
        4

REUSCHEL (R) - SF
        1


TOTAL VOTES
        34
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: vgp100 on 12/03/03, 03:18:54 PM
I'll say you're a dumbass.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: BeefMaster on 12/03/03, 03:19:43 PM
RYAN

GOODEN
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: fknmclane on 12/03/03, 03:30:13 PM
Tudor

Gooden
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: fknmclane on 12/03/03, 03:32:12 PM
No one's ball moves like Tudor's.  He's the fucking man.  The master of control and just enough zip on his fastball to surprise a few people.  Probably my favorite pitcher in the game.

Doc Gooden is my second favorite pitcher.  I realize a lot of people will vote for Clemens and Nolan and those are good votes.  Just not as good as Doc.  His fastball is well above average.  His ball moves like crazy and he can pitch deep into a game.  And unlike the other power pitchers of RBI, his changeup is far more consistent.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: vgp100 on 12/03/03, 03:38:55 PM
Gooden and Ryan
Coke and Smoke.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: RockRaines4life on 12/03/03, 04:48:58 PM
OJEDA and REUSCHEL

I will probably get flamed for this, but I like control pitchers a lot better than power pitchers.  Although if we were counting All-Stars I would pick Sabes and Fernando as the two best in the game.  Tudor gets honorable mention.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Mets_bs on 12/03/03, 04:49:15 PM
Doc and Ryan
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: GDavis on 12/03/03, 04:51:15 PM
Quote from: RockRaines4life on 12/03/03, 04:48:58 PM
OJEDA and REUSCHEL

I will probably get flamed for this, but I like control pitchers a lot better than power pitchers.  Although if we were counting All-Stars I would pick Sabes and Fernando as the two best in the game.  Tudor gets honorable mention.

I don't think you deserved to get flamed for this.  Pitchers are very subjective.  If those guys fit your pitching style well then that's fine.  I really like Sutton and Krukow too.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Gantry on 12/03/03, 05:22:06 PM
Blyleven - The Man
Krukow - Junk, Junk and more Junk
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: jaylums on 12/03/03, 05:35:35 PM
Clemens and Doc.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Glassjoe on 12/03/03, 06:50:10 PM
Gantry...I'm shocked a straightball player would say those two.  I just assumed the flame throwers were better for straight ball!
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Gantry on 12/03/03, 06:58:40 PM
The fast guys are typically better in straight pitch, but I was thinking from a curve perspective.  We do play curve every once in awhile and the guys with the filth are the toughest for us to hit.  Probably because we're used to swinging at every pitch, but they are tough as fuck...

Hard to believe I was the first to vote for either guy, they were both quite popular when the forums opened up.  Where's gwynn3k and the pines crew when you need them?
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Glassjoe on 12/03/03, 07:01:11 PM
I'll tell you who has some nasty shit--and I know it isn't popular to mention All Stars--but I find that Fernando has the greatest movement of all.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: fknmclane on 12/03/03, 10:38:14 PM
Fernando does have the best movement of all.  His ball can move two different times.  Only Tudor can do that as well if I'm not mistaken.  And I mean really move two times.

Glassjoe, you're not the only Tudor fanatic.  If I can get three runs with St Louie, Tudor takes care of the rest.  He's fucking automatic.

VGP, I love the coke and smoke rhyme.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Burnzky on 12/03/03, 10:39:20 PM


       Id say definetly Doc, hes the man and always goes at least 7 innings.  I dont like Blylevn much because i dont like slower pitchers.  Id pick clemens for my second.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Gantry on 12/04/03, 09:55:22 AM
Hey Burnzky, good to see you!  I guess Blyleven with more of a Joe (Gwynn3k) thing then.  You guys still playing?
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: RedRamage on 12/04/03, 10:07:27 AM
Morris and Petry.  

Why?  Cause I'm a Tigers Homer!   ;D
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: vgp100 on 12/04/03, 10:15:31 AM
I like the honesty.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: ultimate7 on 12/04/03, 10:25:48 AM
Krukow and Ryan, I am biased toward the weaker teams since we tend to use them more often
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Vitb6 on 12/04/03, 10:11:07 PM
I only play straight pitch, so these picks are very different, so I have to go with Sutton and Clemens.  Their stamina and their decent hitting ability put them at the top of this heap.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Lips on 12/04/03, 11:53:22 PM
I'm gonna go with Clemens and his partner in crime, Hurst.  Yup!!!!  Listed as a SP in RBI, I'll never use Hurst there.  But pitching wise, I like Hurst the best amongst the rest.  In relief (although contradictory to the poll), he's a stud.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Burnzky on 12/05/03, 12:03:14 AM


    Me and my brother are still playing and probably will play this weekend.  For Joe, married life hasnt been able to let him play for a while.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Flood on 12/05/03, 11:50:28 AM
Krukow
Tudor

Krukow never has a bad outing for me, and Tudor....well, Tudor is just the man.
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Steady Geddy on 12/08/03, 01:31:13 PM
#1 Clemens
#2 Krukow
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Gantry on 12/08/03, 02:07:17 PM
Krukow finally getting some love, he can make a run!
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: Baines on 12/10/03, 02:13:49 AM
As far as pitching, I'm cool with pretty much anyone but the Angels.  

If I had to pick 2, it would be Clemens and Morris.  I know there's not a lot of love out there for Jack but he always gets it done for me.  Of course it's a possibility that it just seems that way with Morris b/c he always gets an ungodly amount of run support.  
Title: Re:RBI's All-Time Team - Starting Pitchers
Post by: MarquisEXB on 12/12/03, 10:53:45 AM
Scott & Gooden.

Gooden is a no-brainer, but Mike Scott deserves more respect. He has the best drop in the game & that makes every AB at least one strike shorter. I've gone 7 perfect with him, against a very good player.

Mike