How far behind the all-time shutout leader is Roger Clemens?
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Walter Johnson has 110 Clemens has 46
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Pete Rose, with 4256 hits.\n\nand if we are lucky, never to be in the hall of fame
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Yeah I think it makes it harder for the AL pitchers to get though an inning. Who would you rather face Ortiz or Clemens when it come to batting. I think you might be right cause the AL has been dominate over the years in pitching, Just ask Matt Clement who hasnt caught up to the AL STYLE in 3 years.
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That's 714 and yes....but Hank Aaron has the record of 755.\n\nI don't think he'll get that.
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Cy Young's 511 career wins. In the modern era 300 wins is considered a lock for the hall of fame. Just think, it would take 20 seasons of 25 wins to reach 500... then you're still another half season away. The active player closest to him - Roger Clemens with 341 wins. He'd have to pitch 8 more 20+ win seasons to get there. It'll never be broken.
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My guess would be Bob Feller, whose 100th win came midway through the 1941 season. He would have been 22 years old. Who are you thinking of? Clearly not Prior, Woods or Zambrano (who haven't reached 100 yet) or Maddux who hit 100 in 1993 when was almost 27.\n\nPosted 2/8/06: Yeah, Gooden is third I think at 25 yrs behind Feller and Frank Hahn (about 24 or 25).
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I believe they still have a shot. Alot of good veteran players on that team. And I remember last season when they were almost out of the picture but came all the way back to make it to the world series. Anytime you put a class act like Clemens on your team and in your locker room it can't be a bad move .Even if he doesn't pitch as good as he used to he can still help your team. And you never know , he may end up throwing like the rocket of his younger days.
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Randy Johnson, Mike Mussina, Shawn Chacon, Jaret Wright, and ...Roger Clemens
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Barry Bonds (90 in 2003) and Harmon Killebrew (96 in 1963) both had 45 homers in a season without reaching the 100 mark.  They were the record-holders until Soriano broke their marks this season.\n\nOthers who have hit 40+ without reaching 100 include:\n\nAaron 1969 - 44 - 97\nDavey Johnson 1973 - 43 - 99\nMatt Williams 1994 - 43 - 96 \nMickey Mantle 1958 - 42 - 97 \nDuke Snider 1957 - 40 - 92 \nMickey Mantle 1960 - 40 - 94 \nHank Aaron 1973 - 40 - 96 \nRico Petrocelli 1969 - 40 - 97 \nKen Griffey Jr. 1994 - 40 - 90 \nDarrell Evans 1985 - 40 - 94
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Being at the end of June it is hard to say who will be left standing at the end.  The Yankees will have to make some MAJOR improvements if they want to have much of a post season this year.  It will definitly be between NYY and the Sox for AL East.  Right now the Yankees are 3.5 games behind but if your a real baseball fan you know that no lead is really safe when it comes to either of these two teams.
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Believe it or not, it was Derek Jeter in 2000. There were no All-Star Game MVPs until 1962, despite the fact that the All-Star game started in 1933.
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Cy Young\nNolan Ryan\nWalter Johnson\nRoger Clemens\nRandy Johnson (in his prime)\n\nDennis Eckersly (Misspelled)\nTrevor Hoffman
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Clemens is "The Man"  he will know when he is ready to come back.  He will let the Astros know.  The guy is awesome.  All of the controversy will go out the door after his first couple of starts for the Astros.  Feel free to talk smack to all of your ney sayer friends.  Other than Nolan Ryan(who Clemens talks to about staying in shape) Roger is one of the greatest of all time and the Astros would be stupid not to keep him under contract until he is ready to retire.  \n  By the way Adam, Nolan Ryan threw his last no hitter at age 42.  Clemens has a lot left in the tank.  I'm not from Texas, don't care for Texas and will never go back to Texas but,  I know that Clemens has a bit more left than you give him credit for.
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1) A-Rod\n2) Albert Pujols\n3) Roger Clemens\n4) Tom Glavine\n5)Greg Maddox\n\nthat is the top 5
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Well, it comes down to two teams. First I will say the second best and that's the White Sox with Jose Contreras (8-0, 3.15 ERA) who hasn't lost a game since sometime in the middle of last season and Mark Buehrle (9-4, 3.22 ERA). Number one, though, goes to the Tigers with rookie Justin Verlander (10-4, 3.13 ERA) and Kenny Rogers (3.44, 10-3), opposite ends of the spectrum, no? They are both having great seasons and seem to be leading their team deep in the playoffs. It's a close call and you can argue you it either way, but that's 20 wins by two starters versus 17. Slight edge to the Tigers. You might think about Clemens and Roy Oswalt in Houston.
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Bob Gibson, # 45 for the St. Louis Cardinals.  Dominaiing, intimidating pitcher.  In one season, he had a 1.12 ERA, incredible and still a record.  The most famous bob gibson alive.  Go Cards!  Cubs Suck
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How you say that they don't have enough offense?  Ortiz and Manny will again be dominant.  Beckett and Schilling are lights out.  Their bullpen is solid.  AND, if rumors come true, Clemens would be the final piece of this team.  Even without him, I feel that the Sox are poised to stop the Yankees' run in the AL East.  They also have a great shot at taking the Series this year, too.