A Look At The Most Talented Baseball Pitchers Entering 2010
Saturday, August 27th, 2011We’re in the midst of a lull in the baseball world, as the World Series ended two months ago and it’s yet another few months before the new season begins.
As a result, I like to pass the time by taking a few moments to reflect on the current state of the game. I’ve written many articles of the sort, and today I’d like to pay homage to five of the best pitchers in professional baseball today.
My five picks are as follows. If you feel differently than I do about them, then go ahead and let me know by writing down your thoughts.
Zack Greinke had the best season in baseball for a pitcher last year, but he still needs another great season or two under his belt before he can move up on this list. Still, Greinke is one of the most dangerous pitchers in baseball and has a bright future ahead.
At #4 we have Roy Halladay, who is a consistently reliable baseball pitcher. It is obvious that Halladay will someday be in the Hall of Fame.
Chris Carpenter has the #3 spot. Somehow he finds a way to always be fantastic in this sport. You would have thought that not playing for almost two seasons would have made him rusty, but, in fact, Carpenter actually pitched better than he ever has before.
Naturally, Johan Santana makes this list too. Even though he hasn’t won a Cy Young award since joining the Mets, there’s one thing that you can count on in Santana, and that’s a great season year in and year out. For this reason, Santana makes number two on my list.
Finally, coming in at number one is Tim Lincecum. After two years of consistent dominance, I’m just about ready to say that Lincecum is no fluke. He’s the best strikeout pitcher in the game and his ERA in the twos is just amazing.
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