I can disagree.....Sheets isn't THAT good. But he is pretty damn good. He hasn't been a K pitcher long enough to merit being #2, even as good as he's been. Schmidt is #1 though.
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You're just saying AT THIS MOMENT, so he's awfully close.
You probably should've said SP...because I think Gagne, Rivera, and Benitez have all been just as dominant, though they don't get as much innings to strut their stuff, too.
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Yeah, I think Schmidt is right there, but Sheets is amongst the guys that are right behind him. Look at his stats. His strikeout to walk ratio is absolutely retarded. He is now fulfilling the expectations people have had for him for the last couple of years. He is a fantasy ace in the making (until the brewers get a decent offensive team).
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by LionsandTigersOhMy » Thu Jul 01, 2004 12:35 am 
