MLB: The All-Junk Team

Patrick Gallen by Senior Analyst Written on June 10, 2008
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D-Train was sent down to single-A Lakeland to work on his mechanics and hopefully find a way back to the 22-win season he put together just three years ago.  He is being paid like a big boy—it's now time to pitch like one.

 

Runner Up: Barry Zito, Giants

 

 

RP: Eric Gagne, Brewers

 

After putting together the greatest run by a relief pitcher in the history of the game just a few years ago, Gagne has fizzled out.  Arm troubles have been a major source of the ugliness, but there might also be a screw loose up top.  After joining the Red Sox from the Rangers late in the 2007 season, Gagne completely lost it, but still parlayed a decent playoffs into a $10 million deal from the Brewers.

 

Sadly, the end of the road might be coming for Gagne as a closer. His arm is hurting, his numbers are terrible, and his name has popped up in the steroids scandal.  Those 84 saves in a row seem like ages ago, don’t they?

 

Runner Up: Jason Isringhausen, Cardinals

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