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06-23-2014, 11:44 PM
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I used to be a big advocate of Jack Morris. The argument was always that his ERA was to high. Research finds that, yes, his career figure of 3.90 would be the highest in the Hall - but I was willing to overlook this because of what a big game pitcher he was. The truth: His lowest single season ERA was 3.05 and he performed poorly in his last post-season. He was a very good ace of some great teams...but Trammell deserves more consideration. 
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