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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    I will archive and stow away this post for my records and save it for that momentous day that Moose is enshrined....and he informs us of the hat that will be on his plague.
    I don't think Mussina is making the HOF. No Cy Youngs, no championships.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    I will archive and stow away this post for my records and save it for that momentous day that Moose is enshrined....and he informs us of the hat that will be on his plague.
    You may be waiting a long, long time.

    The Hall of Fame picks the hat, and have since 2001. They consider the player's input, but a committee makes the ultimate selection.




    (If anyone were to archive and stow all of your posts with asinine, likely to be wrong predictions, they'd run out of disk space in a week.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    I will archive and stow away this post for my records and save it for that momentous day that Moose is enshrined....and he informs us of the hat that will be on his plague.
    if he makes the HOF, it will be interesting to see what hat he chooses to be depicted in. ultimately, the hall makes the decision, but in this case they will probably ask him his preference since his career was pretty evenly split.

    with that said, his best years (statistically speaking) were with the O's. since he never won the CY award and was never on a WS champion, his stat's will be a determining factor. but the hall will also look at the team for which he had the biggest impact. he lead the O's to the post season in 97 & 98. they don't get there w/o him. NY was already a fixture in the post season. they would have made it without him.

    advantage- Baltimore

    Edit * 96 & 97
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    Quote Originally Posted by mythoughts View Post
    Mussina
    10yrs w/Bal 147-81, .645%, ERA 3.53, 45 CG, 15 SHO, 2009.2 IP, 1535 K
    8yrs w/NYY 123-72 .631% ERA 3.88, 12 CG, 8 SHO, 1553 IP, 1278 K

    Only a worthless POS could suggest Mussina would go in as a NYY
    And don't forget....
    10yrs w/Bal 2 post season appearances

    8yrs w/NYY 7 post season appearances

    I deign to say that that stat might have some.....uh....worth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dc369 View Post
    Why would we want a Yankee in our HoF?
    Why would we want an idiot on this board?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ivanbalt View Post
    I don't think Mussina is making the HOF. No Cy Youngs, no championships.
    Had a 20 win yr tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    And don't forget....
    10yrs w/Bal 2 post season appearances

    8yrs w/NYY 7 post season appearances

    I deign to say that that stat might have some.....uh....worth.

    As weird-o has already pointed out...the Orioles likely don't make the postseason without him. The Yankees do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    Had a 20 win yr tho.
    Lots of pitchers have 20 win seasons and aren't in the Hall of fame. Bob Welch won 27 games in a season, won a Cy Young, and was on 2 World Series winners and got 0.2% of the vote in his first year of eligibility. That's one vote. Same as Bruce Hurst and one less than Steve Sax.

    Ron Guidry, three 20 win seasons (including a 25-3), a Cy Young (and a 2nd and a 3rd), two World Series wins, never got more than 8.8% of the vote.

    Will Mussina make it to the Hall? Maybe. If he does, he'll probably squeak in with 75.1% or so.

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    Also remember Mussina pitched a lot of his career in the "steroid era".

    Just imagine how much better his stats would have been.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Han Solo View Post
    Also remember Mussina pitched a lot of his career in the "steroid era".

    Just imagine how much better his stats would have been.
    Or how bad they may have been. Who's to say he wasn't juicing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LarryN View Post
    Or how bad they may have been. Who's to say he wasn't juicing?
    Brady, Raffy, BRob, Miggy. Wiggy, Bigbie...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Agrippa View Post
    Brady, Raffy, BRob, Miggy. Wiggy, Bigbie...
    exactly

    and you forgot Segui

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    I think it's a stretch to think that he could have been juicing. He could have but I doubt it. His name has never come up at all anywhere, in any publication that i've ever read.

    All the players you guys have mentioned have been speculated or proven to be guilty by sources that have been made public.To my knowledge Mussina never has by anyone.

    Maybe he was just that good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    And don't forget....
    10yrs w/Bal 2 post season appearances

    8yrs w/NYY 7 post season appearances

    I'm dumb to say that that stat might have some.....uh....worth.
    agreed

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18-87-44-29 View Post
    I will archive and stow away this post for my records and save it for that momentous day that Moose is enshrined....and he informs us of the hat that will be on his plague.
    I see you're just as dumb about baseball as you are about football.
    While Mussina can state his preference to the Hall, the Hall, not Mussina decides which hat he wears.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mythoughts View Post
    I see you're just as dumb about baseball as you are about football.
    While Mussina can state his preference to the Hall, the Hall, not Mussina decides which hat he wears.
    Dollars to dozens I bet I can predict what that preference will be.

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