[jimfalbo21]

name a pitcher more dominant in the 80's

I listed 16 pitchers who are comparable, I didn't even include Clemens or Nolan Ryan.

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50+% of his starts were 8+ innings....when your winning 8-1 & give up 3 runs in the 8th and win 8-4, who cares?

I kindly have to disagree with you. Definite HOF'er...especially pitching in the AL with the DH....at least +.50 ERA.

Pitching "to the score" is an argument that has been statistically refuted countless times over the years. His career ERA+ is only 106 (lg average is 100, 120 is considered an all star caliber performance) . That factors in for ballpark (Petco/Coors) and lg (AL/NL) discrepancies.

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Jack Morris:

254-186
3.90 ERA 106ERA+ (lg average is 100, 120 is considered an all star caliber performance)
1.296 WHIP
3824 INN
3x WS Champ
5x All-Star

Rick Reuschel

214-191
3.37 ERA 114 ERA+ (lg average is 100, 120 is considered an all star caliber performance)
1.275 WHIP
3548.1 INN
3x All-Star
2x GG