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There's little debate as to who the best everyday player is, but there's a pretty good debate about who's MLB's best pitcher. I've always been a Santana guy, but Halladay has consistently faced stronger competition. Young guys like Greinke and Lincecum, Hamels...there are really some artists out there.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The next 5 years will be hell in the NL for the Cy Young. Johan, Lincecum, Hamels, Z, Peavy, Webb, Billingsly and Gallardo are getting to, or are already in their prime. Yikes.
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As much as I hate saying it...Z does not belong on that list.
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Then neither do Hamels, Peavy, Billingsley, and Gallardo.
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The AL gets all the love from the media that they're better, yet the best arms are in the NL. Go figure.