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He should retire or risk never living up to expectations.
How do you go into the new year after a season like that? Seriously. Even if he pitches great, it may never be as great.Denver Bulls -
I expect him to be "good" again but no way does he repeat a performance like that. In the playoffs, in five starts, he was 0-2, with a 3.21 ERA. Not awful, no, and it's a pretty small sample size, but for the guy who went 20-0 as a starter, he really fell off in the post-season.Originally posted by Carlos View Post
Probably only has one more year with the Bats as well. After next season, he will be a Free-Agent and 34-years-old. I'm sure he will be asking for an arm and a leg as one of the best players in the BLB.Wilmington Wildcats- 2057-
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I'd like to see another 20 win season for Carlton. Puts him in the reverse Dennis Eckersley/John Smoltz mold and, maybe, gets him some HOF buzz.The Great One!
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If he has another 20 win season, the Bats make the playoffs, but don't win the title, and Carlton leaves via Free-Agency and after a few years with a few different teams, lots of one-year deals, he has HOF numbers....Originally posted by Clay View Post
What teams hat does he wear? Six years in Virginia and 170+ saves or three years in Washington with 40+ wins on three great* teams?
He'd probably wear a Colonial hat....might have to change him back to a RP on 2nd thought.Wilmington Wildcats- 2057-
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It's a Colonial's hat. However, with HOF money being split by VORP, Washington might end up getting the biggest piece of the financial pie.Originally posted by Pat View PostThe Great One!
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