Cliff Lee took the baseball world by surprise and rejected both the Yankees and Rangers to play for the Philadelphia Phillies in 2011. Philadelphia is now stacked with a pitching staff which includes Lee, Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels. But if given the choice, who would you pick?
Cliff Lee (2002 – present)
- 9 seasons
- 3.85 ERA
- 102 wins – 61 losses
- 5 shutouts
- 150 homeruns allowed
- 1085 strikeouts
- 350 walks
- 2.13 postseason ERA
- 7-2 postseason record
Roy Halladay (1998 – present)
- 13 seasons
- 3.32 ERA
- 196 wins – 86 losses
- 19 shutouts
- 196 homeruns allowed
- 1714 strikeouts
- 485 walks
- 2.45 postseason ERA
- 2-1 postseason record
Ok, so which of these aces would be your first pick? Vote!!! (and share this post with a friend to see what they think, using the facebook, email or twitter buttons below)
We have a winner for Tuesdays trivia, although I think it is time for everyone to start participating! I see how many people looked at the questions!!!
Here is some Tuesday Trivia for you
Miami’s game against the Jets Sunday was watched by many, both for the AFC East rivalry and for the playoff implications for New York, but one particular play is getting a lot of attention from the media. Most NFL coaches let their players speak for them on the field, but the Jet’s Strength and Conditioning coach, Sal Alosi, preferred to take matters into his own hands.
The four 
Marshall Faulk (1994-2005)
Jerome Bettis (1993-2005)
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