Chad ochoseis wrote: Red Sox. I think Lonborg won in 1967, plus a few from Clemens and Pedro, plus Rick Porcello. Correct, exactly. 3 of Clemens' and 2 of Pedro's were won in Boston.
Edgy MD wrote: Phils, almost on Carlton alone. Correct. Carlton's 4 are the most by a single player with a single franchise (tied with Randy Johnson). Other Phillies were John Denny, Steve Bedrosian, and Roy Halladay.
Dodgers: correct, with 12. Newcombe, Drysdale, Koufax (3), Marshall, Valenzuela, Hershiser, Gagne, Kershaw (3) Braves: correct, with 7 Spahn, Glavine (2), Maddux (3), Smoltz Rangers: incorrect. No Cy Young award winners for that franchise.
=Marshmallowmilkshake post_id=165936 time=1723389693 user_id=119]With the benefit of hindsight, what do you think about the Cano-Diaz trade? Mets got Robinson Cano and Diaz and $20 million. Mariners got Jay Bruce, relievers Anthony Swarzak and Gerson Bautista, and prospects Jarred Kelenic and Justin Dunn. Dunn hasn't pitched in the majors since 2022, Swarzak since 2021, Bautista since 2019. Kelenic is just OK. Cano obviously sucked.
Did the same but used Cone instead of Dickey and shuffled them around a bit, for a 48: Ryan/Scherzer/Martinez Glavine/Gooden/Spahn Verlander/Cone/Seaver
Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: I recall that game he shat the bed vs the Mariners and got himself released In fairness the game was lost before he came in. Adam survives for now, as Alex Young was optioned for Reed Garrett.
Brazoban, Danny Young, and Alex Young all have options. Ottavino doesn't have to worry yet, but when Dedinel Nunez comes back there might be a real crunch. Stanek could have reason to be concerned too.