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What pitchers did you really enjoy watching?
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Bob Gibson
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Nolan Ryan
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David Cone as well.
so many for me.
My all time favorite was Clemens.
I also liked
Maddux
Unit
Pedro
Moose
Schilling
Gooden
Ryan
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Big Unit
Quisenberrry
Ryan
Fingers
ETA: Mark Grace
Nolan Ryan,Bob Gibson,Randy Johnson.
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I recall the virtually unhittable Orel Hershiser in the 1988 WS.
Unreal.
Randy Johnson by far.
I was never a fan of the teams he was on, but if he was pitching on TV it was must see TV.
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Loved watching Mussina when he was in Baltimore.
Currently I like to watch Scherzer.
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it was cool to watch orlando hernandez as well. that leg kick.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Blyleven's curve was a thing of beauty!
Maddux, Pedro, Ryan, big unit, Clemens
All time favorite is Luis Tiant and nobody else is even close
Phil Niekro was always fun to watch for a few innings of knuckleball.
John Candelaria The Candy Man
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Nolan Ryan, Steve Carlton and Randy Jones.
Steve
Feller
Garcia
Paige
Lemon
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Ralph
Roger Clemens when he played for the Red Sox.
Pedro when he played for the Red Sox.
Steve Carlton.
Maddux (pinpoint, with some help with the calls)
Blyleven (that curve was nuts)
R Johnson (who in their right mind would want to face that?)
Sandy Koufax !!!
Fernando Veluzuala,
Joel Zumya before he blew his arm out
Mark Fidryh
Mark Wolhers at his prime
Dwight Golden
Whitey Ford
Dontrel Willis in 2003
"Bird" Fidrych
Dwight Gooden
Denny McLain in '68
Nolan Ryan
Bob Uecker said he would catch Niekro by letting the ball stop rolling and then pick it up.
Maddox
Pedro
Schilling
Halladay
Big Unit
Clemons
Verlander
Lincicum b4 he fell off a cliff
Hamels
I'll stop now. I keep adding on
Juan Marichal as a batter, with Roseboro catching.
My all time favorite
fiveniner- Is that a list of pitchers' names that you don't know how to spell? If so why is Whitey Ford there? You know
how to spell his name.
In the course of every human endeavor since the dawn of time the risk of human error has always been a factor. Including but not limited to field goals, 4th down attempts, or multiple paragraph ramblings on a sports forum authored by someone who shall remain anonymous.
Greg Maddux - masterful, he threw fastballs at lefties hands and they tailed on the inside corner. Never overpowered anyone, but could hit the mitt regularly. Best fielding pitcher as well ⚾️
Why don’t you respect people.You are a complete ah.I have vision problems FYI you dh.
I watched almost all of his games.
Try standing on one leg, rotating your body 90 degrees to throw to home plate, whilst rolling your eyes looking into the sky. Stop there, I'm getting dizzy.
What a pitcher. Helped the Latinos forget the land grab that is Chavez Ravine.
Sam McDowell, Luis Tiant , Bob Gibson, Sandy Koufax, Gaylord Perry, Nolan Ryan, Juan Marichall ....
1985ish Dwight Gooden and Clif Lee down the stretch when he came to Texas.
Ryan
Seaver
Carlton
R Johnson
Maddux
Lincecum
Kershaw
Gooden
Valenzuela
Would have loved to see Koufax live but I was born during his final season
Matt
Pedro Martinez. Masterful, and wily at times. Seen him pitch twice at Jacobs Field, now Progressive field in Cleveland. I remember he drilled Sandy Alomar on the behind in retaliation- perfect placement. Cleared both benches, just posturing as I remember...Pedro issued a warning.
Verlander
Pedro
Tiant
Lonborg
McDowell
Wood
Lolich
Blue
Scherzer
Johnson
Ryan
Fidrych was easily my absolute favorite to watch. He was a breath of fresh air for his short stint as a pro. He filled Tiger Stadium on a bad team and sold out many away games. He was must see TV
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Nolan Ryan
Catfish Hunter
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Rollie Fingers
Dave Stewart especially when he would face Clemens
Eckersley
Welch when he played on the A's
Also Maddux
Jim Palmer...such a beautiful delivery.
Dave
Gaylord Perry, for all of his motions trying to psych out the batter.
Steve
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Steve Carlton, the nastiest slider I've seen
Koufax, from what I remember, just unhittable
Ryan, just an amazing career
Maddux, an artist with the baseball
Seaver, just a great competitor
Pedro
Ryan
Hershiser
Clemens (with Sox)
Jamie Moyer with Phillies
Roy Halladay
Cliff Lee
Cone
Maddux
Andy