Thread: Is 300 career wins as a pitcher really a big thing?
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Old 08-07-2004, 07:13 PM   #7
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It's kind of interesting, today 300 wins is becoming more of a big deal, and 500 homers if anything less of a deal, i mean A-Rod has been around since 96 and already has 400 in site for sometime early next season, that's scary! Fred McGriff is very close, guys like A-Rod, Frank Thomas, Juan Gonzalez, Gary Sheffield, Jim Thome and Carlos Delgado are all more than capable of making it to 500 and well beyond, that's not even thinking about where guys like Pujols and Todd Helton may be in a few years time, 500 is still a plateau but i'd suggest not as much as 300 wins is
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