John Smoltz Atlanta Braves

Age: 41 (May 15, 1967) | 210lbs. | 6' 3" | Throws: Right

Team	League	Year	W	L	G	GS	SV	IP	H	HR	BB	SO	ERA	Ratio	WHIP	Rating	K/W	$
ATL	NL	2003	0	2	62	0	45	64.1	48	2	8	73	1.12	7.83	0.87	0.85	9.1	43
ATL	NL	2004	0	1	73	0	44	81.2	75	8	13	85	2.76	9.70	1.08	1.14	6.5	37
ATL	NL	2005	14	7	33	33	0	229.2	210	18	53	169	3.06	10.31	1.15	1.15	3.2	29
ATL	NL	2006	16	9	35	35	0	232.0	221	23	55	211	3.49	10.71	1.19	1.22	3.8	28
ATL	NL	2007	14	8	32	32	0	205.2	196	18	47	197	3.11	10.63	1.18	1.20	4.2	27
Career		19yrs	207	145	702	461	154	3367.0	2954	275	984	2975	3.26	10.53	1.17	1.15	3.0

7 comments	PK mixed: $18 MF 5x5: $13 AP 4x4: $19
Megary 4 months ago	Speculation that he might move to the bullpen when he returns from the DL. Way too early to know for sure of course, but it's being mentioned as a possibility.
Toz 7 months ago	Smoltz went for $22 in the CBS Sportsline NL 5x5. I have him at $17 on my sheet for 12 team 5x5, so I thought that was a little high. Of course, on the downside, I paid $16 for Wainwright. I think I would still rather have Smoltz.
JeffJaffee 7 months ago	For a guy with elbow problems since he was 24, this guy is an amazing story. He's still throwing 200 innings of overpowering baseball at the age of 40with little drop-off. And where is Doyle Alexander now? In some old age home, hobbling around his apartment looking for his TV remote so he can watch Smoltzy pitch. He'll earn more than $19, so bid him up to the mid-$20's.
Megary 7 months ago	Not counting his rookie 1/3 of a season, the last time he gave up over 1 hit per inning pitched was...well, never. And his worst era, 4.14. Worst whip, 1.28. Geez. Talk about safety in numbers.
EL-NINO 7 months ago	He's had such an interesting career, and the numbers don't quite tell the story. I'd put him in the HOF right now, but I think he will get people off the fence with a couple more solid years. In my mind, you'd always choose Smoltz over Glavine with the game on the line.
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