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#11
09-29-2004, 04:13 PM
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Survey: Most overated pitcher (pre-1930)
Posted By: Pcelli60
I love McGraw's Giants, ALL of them. I mentioned Marquard only for arguments sake..But he pitched for 18 years, well past his prime. Won twenty plus games 3 times, and had a winning pct. of only .532. That great winning streak he had and his affiliation with those wonderful Giant teams really helped put him over the top..Larry Ritter certainly didnt hurt... 
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