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    Best P

    Who do you think is the best P in MLB and why?
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    In all of these posts are you talking about currently or of all time?
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    Originally posted by 25Giambi25
    In all of these posts are you talking about currently or of all time?
    Currently.
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    Reliever: Mo

    Starter: Prior, Pedro if healthy

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    Pedro-(for seven innings)

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    Originally posted by terry14420
    Pedro-(for seven innings)
    I should have put that as another disclaimer on Pedro.

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    OK, my serious answer:

    Closer: Mo, Gagne

    Reliever: Dotel

    Starter: Prior, Pedro (with all previous disclaimers), Big 3 when they're really on

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    Roy Halladay
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    Originally posted by uconnhoopz123
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    I think it has to be Prior, he is much better than Halladay in every aspect IMO.
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    If I owned a team:

    SP: Prior
    Closer: Billy Wagner
    Middle Relief: Ryan Wagner (if he gets the closer job for the Reds, watch out)
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    Cy Young-they name an award after him.

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    Originally posted by terry14420
    Cy Young-they name an award after him.
    Yeah, and he just inked a new two-year deal with the D-Rays. :rolleyes:

    My vote goes to Mark Prior.

    All of Oakland's Big Three also deserve serious consideration.

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    Starter is Pedro if healthy, still has the best stuff, health the only question mark..

    Closer is Mariano, hands down. You want a closer to shut the door on all comers and rise to even greater heights when the chips are down, and Mo does..

    Greatest quote about him from Roger Clemens...

    "Pick your two favorite superheroes of all time, and combine their powers. Mo is still better"

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    Wouldn't say Pedro, as he's soft and when you run his pitch count up to 100 he turns into Jeff Weaver. Is that the guy you'd want on the mound for you in a big game in October? After last postseason I don't know how anyone could say yes.

    I'd probably go with Prior or Halladay

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    Originally posted by Yankchic22
    Eric Gagne
    Thank you for giving the man his due.

    He was real crappy as a starter. Being a closer lets him unleash all his hockey intensity in one inning. If it weren't for him, being a Dodgers fan would REALLY suck. More than it already does.

    HOWEVER, every time Tracy tries to give him the ball outside a save situation you gotta fear the worst... Tie game and pre-9th inning Gagne appearances are some of the biggest nail-biting experiences I know in sports. As great as he is, I'm almost certain he couldn't have done what Mo did in ALCS Game 7, going out there and holding Boston's insane lineup scoreless for 3 innings.

    SO... while Gagne is insane, and it's not easy to say since i think Gagne is the greatest thing since the glory Cowboys of the '90s , but the so consistent (and in big games too) it can be taken for granted Mo Rivera edges him out for me as closers go.

    Starters-wise... Prior. So young. Such a beast.

    btw if he keeps up what he was doing in LA last year, we got one of the best set-up guys out there in Quantrill.
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