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  1. No Candy or Lea, but yes to McWilliams. He was my guess for being the last one guessed. Guess I was wrong. Good going. 1. Steve Carlton 36 2. Rick Reuschel 25 3. Jerry Reuss 21 4. Greg Maddux 16 4. ___________ 16 6. ___________ 15 6. ___________ 15 8. Phil Niekro 14 8. ___________ 14 8. ___________ 14 11. Steve Rogers 13 11. Larry McWilliams 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13
  2. No, but keep thinking families.
  3. MFS62 wrote: Doug Drabek? Charlie Hough? Jim Perry? No. No. No. And Law is a no, too. Don't give up, '62. You'll get one sooner or later.
  4. Whoa! Sharpie gets numbers 1 and 3. DeLeon is a miss, though. 1. Steve Carlton 36 2. Rick Reuschel 25 3. Jerry Reuss 21 4. Greg Maddux 16 4. ___________ 16 6. ___________ 15 6. ___________ 15 8. Phil Niekro 14 8. ___________ 14 8. ___________ 14 11. Steve Rogers 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13
  5. MFS62 wrote: El Presidente = Dennis Martinez Ray Sadecki Woody Fryman No. No. No.
  6. sharpie wrote: Don Sutton Kevin Gross Chris Short Good guesses, but none of them made the list.
  7. MFS62 wrote: El Presidente I remember the Mets hung some ugly losses on Pirate closer ElRoy Face early on, but I don't think he hung around long enough to be high on this list. I'll guess Maloney in here, too. He and Al Jackson engaged in some classic duels, with "Little Al" holding his own pretty well. Dave Guisti. Gary Nolan Bob Friend Later Who's El Presidente? No Guisti. No Nolan. No Friend. No Maloney either.
  8. No Smoltz. No Mahler. 1. ___________ 36 2. Rick Reuschel 25 3. ___________ 21 4. Greg Maddux 16 4. ___________ 16 6. ___________ 15 6. ___________ 15 8. Phil Niekro 14 8. ___________ 14 8. ___________ 14 11. Steve Rogers 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13
  9. Let's do... losses! Losses losses bo-bosses Banana fana fo-fosses Fee fi mo mosses Losses! 1. ___________ 36 2. ___________ 25 3. ___________ 21 4. ___________ 16 4. ___________ 16 6. ___________ 15 6. ___________ 15 8. ___________ 14 8. ___________ 14 8. ___________ 14 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 11. __________ 13 There will be some of the sames names as with wins, and some new ones. Make only three guesses at a time, please.
  10. That was my assumption, too. You mean they don't do it that way? They really should. Of course, the quality of the visiting teams can vary from year to year, too. But it should have much less of an impact.
  11. Totals for September 17 (5 votes): NameTotal PointsAverage (Points Awarded)Floyd 12.36 2.47Piazza 10.81 2.16Trachsel 10.29 2.06Jacobs 6.68 1.34Padilla 4.91 0.98Beltran 3.46 0.69Wright 1.32 0.26
  12. Very good, sharpie. Jim Maloney it is. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 Burt Hooton 21 10 Jim Maloney 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 Rick Wise 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 Bob Knepper 16 16 John Denny 16
  13. John Denny is the Phillie. And no, Gaylord Perry wasn't before my time. I wish I was that young. This guy we're looking for got all his wins as a member of the same team. He last pitched in 1971, but that was in the American League. HIs last win against the Mets was in 1969. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 Burt Hooton 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 Rick Wise 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 Bob Knepper 16 16 John Denny 16
  14. Nope. You misunderstood. The Phillie wasn't the guy from the 60's. The Phillie was active in the 80's.
  15. That leaves the Phillie (he played for other teams, too) and the guy who was before my time, at least as a National Leaguer. (Remember, I signed on as a baseball fan in 1971.)
  16. No Dierker. Yes Wise. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 Burt Hooton 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 Rick Wise 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 Bob Knepper 16 16 _____________ 16
  17. No Smiley. No Drabek. No Rogers. No Reuss. Yes to Hooton. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 Burt Hooton 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 _____________ 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 Bob Knepper 16 16 _____________ 16
  18. Soto no. Knepper yes. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 ______________ 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 _____________ 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 Bob Knepper 16 16 _____________ 16 Two of the remaining four were Phillies. One of the non-Phillies was before my time. For the fourth guy, my strongest memory of him is him pitching against the Phillies in Veterans Stadium.
  19. Elster88 wrote: Denny Martinez Nope.
  20. No Reuschel. No Smoltz. Yes Osteen. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 ______________ 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 _____________ 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 Claude Osteen 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16
  21. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 Mike Krukow 22 8 Larry Jackson 21 9 ______________ 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 Jim Bunning 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 _____________ 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16
  22. No Hershiser. 1 Greg Maddux 34 2 Steve Carlton 30 3 Bob Gibson 28 4 Juan Marichal 26 5 Phil Niekro 25 6 Don Drysdale 24 7 ______________ 22 8 ______________ 21 9 ______________ 21 10 _____________ 19 11 Don Sutton 18 11 _____________ 18 13 Sandy Koufax 17 13 Ferguson Jenkins 17 13 _____________ 17 16 Tom Glavine 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16
  23. Oops to me, too. I didn't see the Willie and Eric Davis post. Sorry about that. Let's try wins by an opposing pitcher. And to slow it down, let's limit our guesses to three pitchers each, until you learn whether your guess is right or wrong. 1 ______________ 34 2 ______________ 30 3 ______________ 28 4 ______________ 26 5 ______________ 25 6 ______________ 24 7 ______________ 22 8 ______________ 21 9 ______________ 21 10 _____________ 19 11 _____________ 18 11 _____________ 18 13 _____________ 17 13 _____________ 17 13 _____________ 17 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16 16 _____________ 16
  24. 1. Lou Brock 97 2. Tim Raines 77 3. Vince Coleman 64 4. Joe Morgan 60 5. Willie Davis 55 6. Maury Wills 54 7. Omar Moreno 49 8. Barry Bonds 46 8. Brett Butler 46 10. Davey Lopes 45 11. Delino DeShields 44 12. Andy Van Slyke 41 13. Ryne Sandberg 39 14. Ozzie Smith 37 15. Juan Samuel 35 15. Lonnie Smith 35 16. Luis Castillo 34 18. Cesar Cedeno 33 18. Barry Larkin 33
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