Interesting opinion but there's already a thread on this so your spam wasn't neccesary.
Maine has a good swing for a pitcher but on anything that moves, he has no chance. And if it's a fastball, it has to be up in the zone. Basically, the pitcher has to hit his bat. - Mike Pelfrey
being a red sox fan, I respect what Pedro has done for us. But I went through a time when pedro was just a burden and If the mets want him for 4 years they can take him. They wasted money
Tavish wrote:I feel real sorry for them. The most dominant pitcher in the majors for the next 4 seasons. Such a pity.
Most dominant pre 2004. He's clearly not the pitcher he once was. There's lots of pitchers I'd take over him for the next 4 years.
Based on last season alone then yes there might be a couple of pitchers I would rather have for the next 4 years. This is also a pitcher coming of 6 of the most dominating seasons in the history of baseball. He wasn't just the best, he was head and shoulders above the rest. I guess if he is only a normal dominating pitcher the Mets will have been screwed over.
Tavish wrote:I feel real sorry for them. The most dominant pitcher in the majors for the next 4 seasons. Such a pity.
Most dominant pre 2004. He's clearly not the pitcher he once was. There's lots of pitchers I'd take over him for the next 4 years.
Based on last season alone then yes there might be a couple of pitchers I would rather have for the next 4 years. This is also a pitcher coming of 6 of the most dominating seasons in the history of baseball. He wasn't just the best, he was head and shoulders above the rest. I guess if he is only a normal dominating pitcher the Mets will have been screwed over.
I agree with Tav on this one. Just look at his numbers for the last 4-5-6 years, they are pretty good. Will he strike out 250? No probably not. Will he win the Cy Young? Maybe, but I doubt it. But he's still a dominating pitcher.
Tavish wrote:I feel real sorry for them. The most dominant pitcher in the majors for the next 4 seasons. Such a pity.
Most dominant pre 2004. He's clearly not the pitcher he once was. There's lots of pitchers I'd take over him for the next 4 years.
Based on last season alone then yes there might be a couple of pitchers I would rather have for the next 4 years. This is also a pitcher coming of 6 of the most dominating seasons in the history of baseball. He wasn't just the best, he was head and shoulders above the rest. I guess if he is only a normal dominating pitcher the Mets will have been screwed over.
Pedro has not been able to pitch much more than 100 pitches a game for the past 3 seasons. Essentially becoming a 6 inning pitcher. Add to that shoulder issues and you have a very risky and expensive contract on your hands. The sox made the smart play and let him go
Tavish wrote:I feel real sorry for them. The most dominant pitcher in the majors for the next 4 seasons. Such a pity.
Most dominant pre 2004. He's clearly not the pitcher he once was. There's lots of pitchers I'd take over him for the next 4 years.
Based on last season alone then yes there might be a couple of pitchers I would rather have for the next 4 years. This is also a pitcher coming of 6 of the most dominating seasons in the history of baseball. He wasn't just the best, he was head and shoulders above the rest. I guess if he is only a normal dominating pitcher the Mets will have been screwed over.
Pedro has not been able to pitch much more than 100 pitches a game for the past 3 seasons. Essentially becoming a 6 inning pitcher. Add to that shoulder issues and you have a very risky and expensive contract on your hands. The sox made the smart play and let him go
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by Spiegs1106 » Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:38 pm 
