Tetsuya Yoneda
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Re: Tetsuya Yoneda
[ Author: Guest: Jim Albright | Posted: Feb 6, 2004 10:45 AM
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I think we may have taken Seaver, Niekro is a knuckleballer, and Blyleven isn't in the HOF. I'd leave those 3 out for those reasons.
My image of Gaylord is more of a workhorse than Sutton, and thus I'd lean toward him of the choices given.
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My image of Gaylord is more of a workhorse than Sutton, and thus I'd lean toward him of the choices given.
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Again, sounds like it could apply to several U.S. pitchers like Carlton and Spahn, but Yoneda-san was a mid-period righty. I don't have enough information to whittle it down any further than Phil Niekro, Don Sutton, Bert Blyleven, Tom Seaver, or Gaylord Perry.