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The 19 Most Unhittable Pitchers? according to Bing

Discussion in 'GatorGrowl's Diamond Gators' started by candymanfromgc, Aug 5, 2025 at 12:29 PM.

  1. candymanfromgc

    candymanfromgc Moderator VIP Member

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    No Old timers. Except Kofax and Gibson.
     
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  3. 74nole

    74nole GC Hall of Fame

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    LMAO—if it’s not the best that we grew up with I don’t think I know many of the newer names—might as well ask if they’ve got tattoos or wear jewelry…:ninja3:
     
  4. MadduxFanII

    MadduxFanII GC Hall of Fame

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    Ah, yes, when I want keen baseball insight I go to the search engine you reluctantly turn to when Google is pissing you off.
     
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  5. shelbygt350

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    Bing. A.I. Google. None of them have ever heard of Walter Johnson, Bob Feller or anybody who was alive prior to 1980.
     
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  6. candymanfromgc

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    Dizzy Dean, Whitey Ford, Satchel Paige to name a few.
     
  7. oragator1

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    Dumb list, made dumber by the fact that Sandy Koufax is on there twice. I guess that since there was no baseball before him apparently it made sense to give him 2 slots.
     
  8. GatorLurker

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    I guess they never heard of Ed Walsh or Smoky Joe Wood.

    But they should have known J. R. Richard.
     
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  9. GatorLurker

    GatorLurker GC Hall of Fame

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    Just another data point that tells us we are still far away from the AI singularity.
     
  10. ocalaman

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    Kershaw overrated IMO. Gibson was #1 in my book.
     
  11. polkgator

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    JR Richard should be on there. Did not say that about injuries. A player I know says Chapman was the toughest he ever faced. He was a lefty hitter. Smoltz was tougher too hit than Maddix. Wipeout slider.
     
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  12. 74nole

    74nole GC Hall of Fame

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    If we’re talking about everyone in their prime I would have to say:
    Koufax
    Feller
    Gibson
    Ryan
    Johnson
    Clemmons*
    Richard
    Seaver
    Chapman
    Carlton
    Gossage
    Rivera
    Paige
    Marichal
    Beckett

    * Stupidity shadow
     
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  13. candymanfromgc

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    In his prime Eckersley was a save waiting to happen.
     
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  14. 74nole

    74nole GC Hall of Fame

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    Yes he was—and John Smoltz was both dominant as a SP, then a closer, and then again as a SP.