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Posted By: runscott

We all know he had a weak ERA and barely over .500 W/L record - that's not news by any stretch. But those of us who saw him pitch (and I've seen him about 20 times, with the Astros and Rangers) all agree that he was one of the greatest, and when on, as dominating as anyone we've seen.

The stories and "GOTT" c.d. indicate that Walter Johnson must have been just as dominant, and more consistent.