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I don't think a reliever will win the CY Young award.
Anthony K.
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RA Dickey
Matt Cain
Clayton Kershaw
James McDonald
Gio Gonzalez
Stephen Strasburg
Jordan Zimmerman
Ryan Dempster
Cole Hamels
Madison Bumgarner
Those are my thoughts on Kimbrel's numbers this season
predatorkj
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RA Dickey
Matt Cain
Clayton Kershaw
James McDonald
Gio Gonzalez
Stephen Strasburg
Jordan Zimmerman
Ryan Dempster
Cole Hamels
Madison Bumgarner
Those are my thoughts on Kimbrel's numbers this season
The thing I notice is those are some of the top pitchers in the game right now. And they are all in the National League.
hive17
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And that Zack Greinke was left off the list.
markakis8
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LOL, I somehow knew that there was going to be a post by you, SheetsKout, or brauny about Greinke once I read Anthony's list. He is a top pitcher in the NL so he should be on the list, but it was too funny.
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You know you are my boy hive.....but he isn't even a top 100 fantasy player
I did forget about him though, my bad
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bigpapiMA32
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Yup, 6.2 SO/BB will lead to pretty impressive results.
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He chose those players because American Leaguers cannot win the National League Cy Young Award, haha.
I agree Kimbrel is filthy: the best player on the Braves, consistent, personable (he does a weekly radio show here and he always impresses me despite never saying anything to even remotely warrant having a radio show). Although he's apparently the 5th best NL closer in LaRussa's eyes, haha.
predatorkj
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I'm aware of that. My point was, looking at his list, I really do lean towards thinking the NL has the better pitching of the two leagues. That, and the AL always seems to have more sluggers(hr potential anyways).
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