NY - Past his heyday
NE - Before his best days
CHI - They won 88 games that season, plus they've never really had best days lol
CIN - Year 6 of his 20 year run of 100 win seasons
New York - lost in the world series in 2026 and won it all in 2027, this was after 3 straight trips to world series in 2021-2024. Not really past his hey day.
Cincinnati was held back by the LOLCats and was clearly the 2nd best team out there.
GeorgesGoons wrote:Don't down play my achievement She'll! Congrats it took you 50 seasons to win yours
I didn't give any opinions, I just provided data.
As did I. Took me 5 years to win, but we get relegated to the worst team to win it all. It took you till this year to be able to talk shit. Congrats, you finally did it
i understand wins mean meh for pitching in the grand scheme.. but Mike Mcgee is 4th all time in wins at 275, and he only gets 50% votes for the HOF?? some of u should lose your privilege to vote.
nick wrote:i understand wins mean meh for pitching in the grand scheme.. but Mike Mcgee is 4th all time in wins at 275, and he only gets 50% votes for the HOF?? some of u should lose your privilege to vote.
nick wrote:i understand wins mean meh for pitching in the grand scheme.. but Mike Mcgee is 4th all time in wins at 275, and he only gets 50% votes for the HOF?? some of u should lose your privilege to vote.
nick wrote:i understand wins mean meh for pitching in the grand scheme.. but Mike Mcgee is 4th all time in wins at 275, and he only gets 50% votes for the HOF?? some of u should lose your privilege to vote.
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