Last year's number three was Andy Pettitte, who won 11 and lost 11.
Well, here's one optimistic way of viewing it: At least Cashman doesn't figure Tanaka as starter Number Four.
Last year, that was Phil Hughes. He went 4 and 14.
Let's not even discuss Number Five. That's Syd Finch Territory.
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Went 11-11 with what was in my opinion a much worse offense. With more run support, could be a much better record (not that wins should be used to judge a pitcher).
I still haven't been able to view this dude's ivories.
If there are any horse teeth, or misaligned canines, unfilled gaps or mis-directional molars. we are doomed.
He could be Kei Igawa's son, and we wouldn't know it.
Teeth don't lie.
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