This offseason I've broken down and offered my opinion on the NL East outfields and infields so far, and the Phils have naturally won each of the polls. Now it's time to check out the rotations. However, with the Mets addition of some dude named Johan, this is merely for formality.
*Career won/loss record, era, whip, and pitching arm in parentheses.
Atlanta Braves:
1. John Smoltz (207-145, 3.26, 1.17, R), 2. Tim Hudson (135-70, 3.51, 1.26, R), 3. Tom Glavine (303-199, 3.51, 1.31, L), 4. Chuck James (22-14, 4.00, 1.32, L), 5. Mike Hampton (138-101, 3.97, 1.44, L), and reserves- Jair Jurrjens (3-1, 4.70, 1.14, R) and Jo-Jo Reyes (2-2, 6.22, 1.68, L). That is a solid rotation with some great veterans at the top. Smoltz joined the 40+ crew along with Glavine, but both can still pitch effectively, especially John-boy. Hudson is a menace when he has his cut fastball is working, and Chuck James is soft-tossing lefty that gets it done. Hampton is a crapshoot because he's alwa...
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PLAYERS:
Tyler Clippard,
Tim Redding,
Matt Chico,
John Lannan,
Jason Bergmann,
John Patterson,
Shawn Hill,
Anibal Sanchez,
Ricky Nolasco,
Mark Hendrickson,
Andrew Miller,
Sergio Mitre,
Scott Olsen,
Jair Jurrjens,
Chuck James,
Mike Hampton,
Tom Glavine,
Tim Hudson,
John Smoltz,
Michael Pelfrey,
Jorge Sosa,
Oliver Perez,
Orlando Hernandez,
John Maine,
Pedro Martinez,
Johan Santana,
JD Durbin,
Chad Durbin,
Adam Eaton,
Howie Kendrick,
Jamie Moyer,
Brett Myers,
Cole Hamels,
Andrew Miller,
Rick Vanden Hurk,
Kyle Kendrick
TEAMS: Atlanta Braves, Washington Nationals, New York Mets, Miami Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Angels
TEAMS: Atlanta Braves, Washington Nationals, New York Mets, Miami Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Angels
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