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#19
03-27-2013, 05:14 PM
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A twist ...
I think pitchers can be underrated. Top pitching is usually more valuable than top hitting when going for a World Series title.
This twist is in selecting the best players to win a World Series. Basically, give me the top pitchers, and I will dominate your top hitters. So it goes (for pre ww2): 1 Walter Johnson - starter 2 Lefty Grove - reliever 3 Mathewson - starter 4 Satchel Paige - starter/reliever 5 Cy Young - starter 6 Alexander - starter 7 Ruth 8 Cobb 9 Wagner 10 Speaker 11 etc. 
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