http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=ap-ryan-apse&prov=ap&type=lgns
wonder how his career would have finished had he had the same options clemens had. kinda skirts round the bonds issue but does admit that steriods are a problem in baseball. i got to see him pitch at the dome. that was a true baseball expericne
I first saw a raw Ryan pitch in person for the steM. The hitters were petrified-the name Ryne Duren was going around the ballpark. When I saw Ryan pitch for the Angels, he still walked a lot of hitters, but he was clearly a work in progress and he was pitching and winning as often as he was losing for a poor club. Its amazing how he finished his career from a control standpoint. When Ryan had his curveball going, the combo of his hook and his cheese led him to throw seven no-hitters and a slew of one-hitters. I saw him throw a one-hitter for the Rangers when the only hit could have easily been called an error. He didn't walk a soul.
