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neotransotaku
Posts: 1059/4016 |
The other guy is Al Leiter |
Toxic
Posts: 1716/2857 |
Yeah, with all MLB teams. I know Kevin Brown has done it, because they said it on Sports Center, but I forget the other gy. |
Heian-794
Posts: 303/896 |
Depends on what record you're talking about. For years, there were only 16 teams and it was a bit easier.
No idea if anyone has ever beaten all 30 of the current teams. |
Toxic
Posts: 1715/2857 |
Is it true that only 2 other pitchers did it before? Kevin Brown and one other? |
Heian-794
Posts: 302/896 |
Neo, he wore #45 when he was with Chicago, IIRC. That guy really carried us down the stretch in 1998. |
neotransotaku
Posts: 1053/4016 |
45...if he is only 41, then where did I get 45 from...could it be his jersey number? *goes off to check*
well, isn't jamie moyer 40+ years too? I remember about him being in his first all-star game at 40+ years last year as a starting pitcher |
drjayphd
Posts: 475/1477 |
He is NOT 45. He's only 41.  Still got the best pickoff move this side of Chris Michalak, and he's got the added benefit of his actually being legal. ;P Surprised to see him starting... thought he'd be relief only at this point. |
neotransotaku
Posts: 1048/4016 |
He has been around for a long time...that is the only reason why he had a shot. The guy is 45 and i'm amazed he can pitch. I was surprised to learn Al Leiter and Kevin Brown are in the same boat... |
Lenophis
Posts: 73/830 |
Tonight, he became only the third pitcher to defeat every single team in the majors. Though it is only his second win of this season, this one really counted. Cudos, Terry. And btw, go Twins! |
