Favorite pitcher regardeless of win/loss stats etc.

[craiger122003]

My first vote goes to dancing Joe Kelly
2nd vote Lance Lynn

 

[Austin]

I collect Jeff Francis even though he's been pretty bad for most of his career.
I sat next to him at a AA minor league game in Frisco, Texas, as he was charting pitches for his visiting Tulsa Drillers team.
We talked a lot and he was really friendly and in the midst of his 2004 Minor League Pitcher of the Year season.
He even gave me a Drillers cap which he signed, so I started collecting him that year. (He already had 2002 rookie cards).

He has a surprising amount of nice autographed and game used cards, which are dirt cheap.
He's also always been a great TTM autograph signer.

 

[scotty216brs]

Felix Doubront. I have a soft spot for left handed starting pitchers and he has pretty good stuff. I'd like to see him go deeper into games this season.

 

[gt2590]

Gonna stay with Tim Hudson even though it's been a while since he left the A's...

 

[Hawk8]

Mine would probably be Rick Sutcliffe. He shook my hand once at the Astrodome before a game. I was wearing an Awesome Dawson shirt and he stopped to comment that I had a cool shirt, that was pretty cool. Also liked Turk Wendell's quirks.

 

[AmishDave]

Tough call for me.

1. Steve Olin
2. Josh Johnson
3. Eric Plunk

 

[tramers]

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[Hendersonfan]

Bobby Thigpen

 

[jbhofmann]

Satchel Paige
Dontrelle Willis

Two guys that understood they were entertainers.

 

[carlitoson]

Jennie Finch.

Oh, you meant MLB? Ron Guidry

 

[cjedmonton]

Felix Doubront. I have a soft spot for left handed starting pitchers and he has pretty good stuff. I'd like to see him go deeper into games this season.

You and me both! I've been a southpaw nut for a long time now. My top 3 all time favorites:

1. Dave McNally
2. Carl Hubbell
3. Warren Spahn

 

[Brewer Andy]

Who doesn't love a crafty veteran southpaw?

1. Warren Spahn
2. Jamie Moyer
3. Chris Capuano

 

[lilcat19]

1. Brandon Webb
2. Huston Street
3. Greg Maddux

Also on my list: Tim Hudson, Roy Halladay, Dan Haren, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz, Bronson Arroyo

 

[BigAppleJak]

Loved Luis Tiant!

 

[scotty216brs]

Who doesn't love a crafty veteran southpaw?

1. Warren Spahn
2. Jamie Moyer
3. Chris Capuano

I love watching Capuano on the Sox this year...very cool that he is a MA native, as well.