Okay, so this is when a player seemingly establishes himself, then goes somewhere else and goes off...
Mine for this: Denny Martinez.
Baltimore: 1976-1986: 9.6 WAR, 108-93, 4.16 ERA
(Traded to Montreal during the 1986 season.)
Montreal: 1986-1993: 30 WAR, 100-72, 3.06 ERA
Cleveland: 1994-1996: 11.8 WAR, 32-17, 3.58 ERA
Bounced to Seattle and Atlanta in his final two years. Last pitched in the NLCS for ATL in '98 at 44 years old.
Crazy, he was traded at 32 years old to Montreal in '86, with 9.6 WAR. Then has 137 more wins and 38.7 MORE WAR.
OT: Great 'second acts' in baseball history.
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Re: OT: Great 'second acts' in baseball history.
Others: Jamie Moyer. Chris Carpenter, Jose Bautista, Justin Turner...
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Re: OT: Great 'second acts' in baseball history.
Find me a 100 win pitcher with a winning record and less than 10 war in this centuryecleme22 wrote: ↑28 Jul 2026 23:52 pm Okay, so this is when a player seemingly establishes himself, then goes somewhere else and goes off...
Mine for this: Denny Martinez.
Baltimore: 1976-1986: 9.6 WAR, 108-93, 4.16 ERA
(Traded to Montreal during the 1986 season.)
Montreal: 1986-1993: 30 WAR, 100-72, 3.06 ERA
Cleveland: 1994-1996: 11.8 WAR, 32-17, 3.58 ERA
Bounced to Seattle and Atlanta in his final two years. Last pitched in the NLCS for ATL in '98 at 44 years old.
Crazy, he was traded at 32 years old to Montreal in '86, with 9.6 WAR. Then has 137 more wins and 38.7 MORE WAR.