OK, I know post-season awards mean nothing, and go ahead and give me grief for playing in an OL and using 1908 Addie Joss.  My Joss is second in Cy Young voting to another Joss (I know, what a surprise in an OL).  But here's the thing.  My Joss leads the entire OL in ERA, WHIP, OAV, OBP, and SLG, while the leading Joss is 5th, 9th, 20th, 10th, and 8th in those categories, respectively, just in our league.  My Joss also has more innings pitched, fewer losses (by one, 10 to 9), and has thrown a no-hitter.  The leading Joss is tied for first with 29 wins, while mine has 'only' 27.  Really?  Two more wins with a lower W/L percentage (admittedly just a touch lower, but ...) means more than leading the entire league in every other significant pitching category?

so you can take Coors Field and then only throw Joss on the road and that would give him an advantage in the CY votes..bahaha. Im about to start on OL with Joss cuz every other damn team has him.. wth

Didn't realize PF was a consideration; that is a huge difference between our versions of Joss.  Also, I had the other Joss with more losses above; he actually has a better W/L% than mine.