Pedro Martinez or Greg Maddux?
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Maddux, four cy young awards 300 wins hall of famer, and  still would kick pedros @ss
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As much as I like Griffrey he is an injury risk all the time so I would go against it for that reason because if Griffrey goes down then you are in trouble.  Although Soriano may be worth it alone.
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Mark Buehrle or Paul Konerko.  they're the leaders for the WORLD CHAMPS!!!!!!!!!
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Carlos Beltran!!!!!!!!!!
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statistically, sure rodger clemens\n\nBUT Curt Schilling is a better pitcher\nwhen he is needed.
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pujols....he is so consistent it's amazing...i think he has a better eye than a-rod and let's face it pujols does it in the playoffs also, whereas a-rod hasn't shown an ability to do anything in the postseason other than karate chop the ball out of a pitcher's glove...bonds is a terrific hitter but unfortunately it took steroids to get him to that level
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I would like to see them sign Greg Maddux to add to the staff.  He\nworks hard and rarely gets hurt would be very dependable.
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Pedro is injured.  It is your choice though.
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Maddux is pitching. It's a possibility. But it's pretty sad when a 40 year old guy is the best thing you're got... LOL
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Pure dominator on the mound, Pedro Martinez. When he pitches he controls the game. His has a blazing fastball, tricky curveball, and other pitches to his repetoire. Not only does he have the arm, he has amazing control of spotting the pitch. Maddox is also a pitch spotter, but his fastball doesn't have the pop like Pedro's.
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Yankees because Steinbrenner is always going to be willing to outspend EVERYBODY. \n\nbtw I'm a Cardinals fan so I dont care who is better.  :)
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McGwire swung for power in every at-bat of his career, while Pujols is a bit of a smarter hitter. By that I mean he knows when not to hit for power. Albert is also faster than McGwire, and he is a better defensive 1st baseman.
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Hmmm...are you looking at this season only, or careers?  I think Pedro has been getting a raw deal when he pitches, because a few games they didn't back him up with any offense, so he ended up getting a no decision or loss.  Lately they've been on such a tear I think any pitcher will benefit on the mound.  (I'm going to the game tonight, so I hope they keep the winning going!)  Glavine has ended up having the best record so far for the Mets, which is awesome for him.  I think both are on their way to the All Star Game, and I would love to see Glavine get the start.  It's really great to see an older pitcher still being consistent and getting wins.  Personally, I like Pedro better because I enjoy his goofy personality - he makes me laugh, and keeps everyone smiling!\n\nThey're both locks on the Hall, but too bad neither will go in as a Met.  I'm still hoping that Glavine will get the Mets their no-hitter, so he'll be in the Hall as a Met for that!
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I will go into the minority here and say Guillen. He will get on base and score runs for you, plus his power and RBI numbers will be better than Francouer's.
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I would. Bedard is a pretty solid pitcher, and he's done quite well against Tampa Bay in his brief career.
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Albert Pujols may end up being the greatest hitter of all time if he stays healthy (I know he's injured now).  He will break the career home run record someday and will probably win a triple crown at some point.  \n\nJim Edmonds will probably win a gold glove but only because they give three gold gloves for outfielders regardless of whether they play LF, CF, or RF.  Andrew Jones is a better centerfielder.
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Has to be Sandy Koufax.  0.95 ERA in four World Series!