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Part of that is 50s vs. 60s I suspect. Would you take Chief Bender and Jack Chesbro over Tom Seaver and Roger Clemens?
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WAR7
R. Roberts 55.1 Spahn 51.5 Koufax 46.0 Drysdale 44.7
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Tom Seaver ERA+ 127 Chief Bender ERA+ 112 Jack Chesbro ERA + 110 Seaver was a lot better than either Bender or Chesbro. Clemens was a doper. |
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Fair. Statistically overall, though, to me Roberts looks like a significantly better pitcher than Drysdale. Spahn and Koufax is a question I guess of how much emphasis you place on a 5 year peak period, although I'm not sure Spahn would be that far behind as he is well ahead in 7 year peak. And part of Koufax's great ERA is certainly the Dodger Stadium effect. One run higher on the road as I recall.
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!939 penny arcade "Exhibit" cards. 1939 was a helluva year for talent on the diamond .
I'll start with these guys : But we're just scratching the surface : |
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Roberts ERA+ of 113 is very low for a HOF pitcher. Out of 68 MLB starting pitchers in the HOF, Roberts is tied for 53rd. Bob Lemon or Jim Bunning would have been better picks within the 1958 set, but Drysdale was the best right handed starter at preventing runs within the set. |
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You can certainly get to different places using different numbers, understood. Using JAWS/WAR/WAR 7, Roberts>Drysdale and Spahn>>Koufax and I've found those metrics to be pretty good. For what it is or isn't worth, Bill James in 2003 ranked Roberts in his top 20 pitchers.
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