Greg Maddux was the closest thing to a serial killer on the mound

[Jplaya2023]

Yankees sonned the braves lol

 

[PHamm]

The guy was so efficient. Carved up a lineup with brains and precision. It was so beautiful to watch. 2nd favorite pitcher behind Pedro. #mlbnostalgia

For once in your life you finally got it right after propping up so many mediocre cacs

*begrudgingly daps*

 

[PHamm]

*Van Slyke

I almost cried when Twins beat the Braves Ron Gant Terry Pendleton David Justice Otis Nixon

When Pendleton would adjust his elbow sleeve while placing the bat between his legs

 

[wtfyomom]

Maddux was a beneficiary of a strike zone with 6 inches more on either side of the plate.

i always hated the logic they tried to use to justify it too. theyd always be like well if you hit the same spot over and over, even though its a ball the ump will call it a strike. like da fukk kind of bullshyt is that? so if i keep throwing the ball a foot over the batters head you gonna start calling it a strike?

Glavine also got this benefit. Smoltz imo was actually the best pitcher with the best stuff of the trio but he got the least fame

 

[DJK]

Conveniently leave out how Maddux was not all that good when it counted in playoffs

 

[Erratic415]

The movement on this pitch

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

I loved watching that man pitch

 

[010101]

darts*

 

[Slow Moving]

every time i hear of the braves reminds me of that story of kirby promising he was gonna beat them alone the night before elimination

 

[Battle Beast]

That Braves rotation was filthy Greg Maddux didn't have massive arm talent like Randy Johnson but his command was flawless.

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Mad scientist shyt

 

[BlackAchilles]

This is like Ed Reed pretending to blow the coverage to bait Manning into throwing a deep pick

 

[#1 pick]

My

 

[BucciMane]

A great pitcher.

Still light years behind a prime Pedro though..