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San Francisco GiantsNot much of a choice, but I ended up going with Ohka. Who is having the greatest season out of all them. Wang was the runner up choice for me. He's played great so far for the Yanks.
Not much of a choice, but I ended up going with Ohka. Who is having the greatest season out of all them. Wang was the runner up choice for me. He's played great so far for the Yanks.
I, too, go with Ohka, though I love Ishii's upside if he gets it together and the Mets find a pitching coach who is actually competent.
GO METS!
Kim really had promise once.
Now completing the circle of doom, for once being the closer of the champs to now.. pitching in Coors. Hello Hell!
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
If you're going by this year, it's Wang. Career? I'd have to say Ohka.
PS: Can't believe the Fat Toad isn't out there. I would have given him a pity vote.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
It's crazy that Nomo, Park, and Kim were all fairly dominant at one time.
I wonder if it was more that they lost their stuff, or the league adjusted to them.
With Nomo I think it's a combination of both. For the other two, I just think the league adjusted eventually.
But has anyone read anything on Ohka and the Brewers? His control has been greatly improved it appears with his limited time there (although at the same time he's more hittable.)
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