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I'll start it off with the guy who got closest to 300 without acheiving it.
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264 wins
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I know nothing about this fellow Moyer.
But, the Count could have well surpassed 284 wins, if he'd settled for less cabbage. ![]() |
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The 19th century win totals aren't meaningful on a straightforward comparison, given that it was not unusual for pitchers to start 50 plus games a year. Keefe started 60+ twice, and Clarkson started 70+ twice.
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Here's a pair.
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Pete,
I absolutely agree. As much as we like to romanticize 19th century baseball, it isn't comparable to what we now know that game to be. |
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Unfortunately my cards are locked up, but you can add Ted Lyons and Red Ruffing to the list.
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It's okay Jim, My wife does the same thing when I don't do enough around here also.
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