arvid, I'll come back to the league after a couple yrs hiatus.  Put me down for the 2008 Detroit Tigers for now

Posted by DougsDawgs on 6/5/2012 3:58:00 PM (view original):
arvid, I'll come back to the league after a couple yrs hiatus.  Put me down for the 2008 Detroit Tigers for now

You got 'em DougsDawgs

I'd like to give the 1993 Mets a whirl....dont think I've ever used a mets team before.

Switching from '55 Indians to (now don't laugh) 1969 Seattle Pilots.

A little hitting challenged but nice pitching staff with good seasons from Jim Bouton,Gary Bell, Steve Barber, Mike Marshall, Jack Aker and more

i Will take the 1988 LA Dodgers please

Posted by btown on 6/5/2012 9:02:00 PM (view original):
I'd like to give the 1993 Mets a whirl....dont think I've ever used a mets team before.

All yours btown.  Thanks man.

Posted by szczubelek on 6/7/2012 12:36:00 PM (view original):
Switching from '55 Indians to (now don't laugh) 1969 Seattle Pilots.

A little hitting challenged but nice pitching staff with good seasons from Jim Bouton,Gary Bell, Steve Barber, Mike Marshall, Jack Aker and more

That's a good team.  I made the playoffs with that tgwist team in the PFT when the league was every season and not in 3 year increments.  Greg Goosen went bonkers for me as a PHer in Sicks'!

Posted by braveboy73 on 6/7/2012 12:49:00 PM (view original):
i Will take the 1988 LA Dodgers please

Fantastic team and really probably the best rotation this league will ever see!

I thought that my 54 Indians was probably the best rotation this league would ever see (Early Wynn, Mike Garcia, Bob Lemon, Art Houtteman and Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser in the BP!) ... 

Posted by gusv on 6/9/2012 2:12:00 PM (view original):
I thought that my 54 Indians was probably the best rotation this league would ever see (Early Wynn, Mike Garcia, Bob Lemon, Art Houtteman and Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser in the BP!) ... 

Sutton-Hershiser-Valenzuela-Tudor is phenomenol.

Any other teams (that has not been chosen yet) whose rotation comes close to the 88 Dodgers?

1909 Pittsburgh Pirates have a strong Rotation with Babe Adams, Deacon Phillipe, Howie Camnitz, and Sam Leever

I will take the 1961 Cincinnati Reds.

61 Reds is a good choice: Two stars in the OF (Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson) and a fine starting rotation (Jim O'Toole, Joey Jay, Bob Purkey, and Ken Hunt) with a great reliever in the BP (Bill Henry). And some of those guys in the bench, such as SS Leo Cardenas and OF Gus Bell, may be twisted to more productive full-time years ... (-;

switching from the '99 Jays to the '08 Jays