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During today's telecast, a viewer e-mail asked Keith Hernandez who was the toughest closer he ever faced.

He didn't give a definitive answer, but while thinking out loud listed four names.

Anybody (who wasn't listening) care to guess who the four were?


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Just guessing... Tekulve ... Lee Smith ... Al Holland ... Jeff Reardon


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Johnny Dickshot wrote:
Just guessing... Tekulve ... Lee Smith ... Al Holland ... Jeff Reardon


Nope, none of those guys.

Irish, yes, Sutter was the second name Keith mentioned.


Guest Johnny Dickshot
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Alejandro Pena
Gene Garber


Guest Iubitul
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Frayed Knot wrote:
Also, for some reason, Ken Dayley springs to mind.


That's a good one - a lefty with a big curve - always to be remembered for one of his pitches ending up crushed against the clock in Busch Stadium


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Not McMichael (his career started after Keith had retired) and not Dailey.

The guy who was a Met and a Brave spent very little time with either team. Four games as a Brave, 20 as a Met.

He was an established veteran when Keith was a rookie.

The guy who wasn't a Met is someone I don't think of as a closer, but he did lead the American League in saves once.


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Mike Marshall? Bill Campbell?


Guest sharpie
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Terry Forster.


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