So you have your all time team... Now

[itjclarke]

Originally Posted by ZenPop

Since it would be the first time the all-time greats would see him... and he'd be at his best...

I'll take Tim Lincecum.

(Marichal, Carl Hubbell (you saw what he did in the all-star game to the greats) and Matty would be right up there!

Non-Giants Division: Satchel Paige

I love the Giants love!!

I'd still go with Koufax, but Timmy was absolutely amazing for those first 2 full seasons when he was still blowing 98 MPH gas.

[ZenPop]

Originally Posted by itjclarke

I love the Giants love!!

I'd still go with Koufax, but Timmy was absolutely amazing for those first 2 full seasons when he was still blowing 98 MPH gas.

I could see that... Timmy was elite when he was dominant... but wouldn't argue against Koufax, either (obviously)

[ZenPop]

I guess you also look how pitchers perform in big games... and I'm not saying that Maddux wasn't a stellar pitcher (one of the very best ever)... but I keep seeing Will Clark absolutely destroying him in Game 1of the '89 playoffs. That does color my thinking...

[TheBig6]

Koufax or Gibson (flip a coin)

J.R. Richard would be my (Homer Pick)

[drmondobueno]

I've seen Koufax, Gibson and Maddox pitch. Take a look at their playoff/world Series body of work. Maddox to me is definitely a step below.

Koufax # 1, Gibson a close second. Never saw Paige, way too young to have seen anyone prior to 1958. But my grandfather, when he quit swearing, said Paige was crafty and unhittable the times he saw Satchel pitch..

[oldjudge]

I'll take my chances with the 1968 version of Bob Gibson. Close seconds are '63 Koufax and '78 Guidry.

[margoaepi]

1985 Doc Gooden please, thank you, and good luck!