Poll
Question:
What is the best (ATG) starter/reliever combo in the game?
Option 1: Ryan/Kerfld
Option 2: Mscott/Kerfld
Option 3: Blylvn/Brnger
Option 4: Clemns/Stanly
Option 5: Gooden/McDowl
Option 6: Tudor/Worrel
Option 7: Vlnzla/Bedrsn
Option 8: Krukow/Grelts
Option 9: Sbrhgn/Henke
Option 10: Witt/Corbet
Option 11: Morris/Hrndez
Option 12: Other/yes or no
This one is fairly easy for me (Blylvn/Brnger). Blylevn is probably the 2nd best starter on the game and Brnger is arguably the best reliever on the game.
I could probably see Gooden/McDowl or Vlnzla/Bedrsn getting some votes.
I am interested as to who the more talented ATG style pitchers go for.
Tudor and a piece of garbage. No contest for me.
Tudor and Worrell...although I'm also a big fan of the Ryan/Kerfld combo. I love right-handed sidearm pitchers.
Gooden and Orosco (other).
Kurkow and Garrelts - funk and fire...
For being on the worst team in RBI...Ryan and Kerfeld are without a doubt the best 1-2 punch in RBI...to make it close....anyone paired with Nolan Ryan or Roger Clemens would be the best 1-2 punch as they are 2 of the most dominant pitchers.
Tudor / Dayley. Maybe it's because I'm usually playing the Mets (lots of lefties) when I have the Cards, but Tudor and Dayley are nasty.
Quote from: Nacho on 08/16/05, 01:12:02 PM
Gooden and Orosco (other).
This would also be my combo of choice, although I voted for Gooden/McDowl.
Interesting that 2 people prefer Orosco to McDowl. Orosco has a worse sinker and all 3 pitches are slower than Mcdowl's. Curve ability is about the same.
Must be the fact he is a lefty? Sidearmer?
Quote from: Stock on 08/16/05, 02:03:26 PM
Interesting that 2 people prefer Orosco to McDowl. Orosco has a worse sinker and all 3 pitches are slower than Mcdowl's. Curve ability is about the same.
Must be the fact he is a lefty? Sidearmer?
Sidearmer. They are tough to get used to once you put them in, it seems. And durability... Remember, he didn't retire until the age of approx. 74.
McDowell over Orosco? BLASPHEMY!
I voted for other in favor of Alexander/Hernandez but only because the Tigers rule house. But I usually go with a starter/starter combo in the game especially if I'm the Astros. Ryan/Scott is beyond untouchable. Gooden/McDowell have given me fits throughout the years so they would have to be up there. If Tudor pitches against me, it's usually a complete game because I'll swing at anything.
Quote from: rastein on 08/17/05, 09:08:52 PM
I voted for other in favor of Alexander/Hernandez but only because the Tigers rule house. But I usually go with a starter/starter combo in the game especially if I'm the Astros. Ryan/Scott is beyond untouchable. Gooden/McDowell have given me fits throughout the years so they would have to be up there. If Tudor pitches against me, it's usually a complete game because I'll swing at anything.
Definitely. However, I think most people that play ATG style only allow 1 starter per game. At least this is how it works if you play 2+ game series w/o pushing reset.
I thought for certain that this thread was about the 1-2 batters in the order
Quote from: ultimate7 on 08/18/05, 09:02:26 AM
I thought for certain that this thread was about the 1-2 batters in the order
Then you must have been confused by the choices given.
I bet Robin Ventura thinks that the best 1-2 punch in RBI belongs to Ryan.
Quote from: erhajj on 08/18/05, 09:35:43 AM
I bet Robin Ventura thinks that the best 2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2 punch in RBI belongs to Ryan.
I say Key and Henke or Vlnza and Bdrsn. Sbhgn gets too tired too early.
i think ive given up more homers with henke than all other all star pitchers together. now i refuse to use him unless absolutely necessary
I'm with Wilfong, Tudor/Dayley for me
However, I voted Bly/Ber because I'm an idiot, Bly is awesome, but Ber doesn't have enough movement to be effective and is far to easy to time. I always get lit up/light up Senor Smoke (I used his nickname since I don't remember how to spell his name...and it makes me sound cool)