The Resume

(November 28, 1964- )
Born in New Brighton, Pennsylvania
Pitcher for the San Francisco Giants (1987, 1990-94), Florida Marlins (1995-96), Texas Rangers (1996-99), Atlanta Braves (2000-01) and the Boston Red Sox (2002-03)
Career record of 166-136
National League wins leader (1993)

Why he might be annoying:

He didn't return to the majors until three years after he made his initial debut.
He earned the nickname 'Sheets', due to the fact he organized pools amongst the players in the clubhouse.
His hitting skills were considered non-existent by baseball pundits.
Despite leading the NL in wins, he was passed over for the 1993 Cy Young Award.
He bounced around the majors, following his departure from the Giants.
He failed to earn a roster spot with the lowly Tampa Bay Devil Rays (2000).

Why he might not be annoying:

He is an avid bowler, and has participated in various bowling tournaments during his baseball career, as well as in his retirement.
He posted a 22-7 record, along with a 3.65 ERA, during the 1993 season.
He recorded the first postseason victory in the history of the Washington Senators/Texas Rangers franchise (1996).
He proved baseball pundits wrong, when he revitalized his career after being acquired by the Braves.
He was inducted to the San Francisco Giants Wall of Fame, for his contributions to the franchise (2008).

Credit: Ricky

Featured in the following Annoying Collections:

• Atlanta Braves
• Baseball Players
• Boston Red Sox
• Bowlers
• Celebrities Born on the Same Date [November] (Ranked: 11281964)
• Dual Sport Participants
• I Played on 5 or More Teams (Ranked: 5)
• Look at Me, I'm Wearing a Baseball Cap
• Look at My Balls
• Miami Marlins
• People with John or Mary in their Names
• Profiles 51501-51750 (Ranked: 51607)
• Ricky's Profiles [Series 32]
• San Francisco Giants
• Texas Rangers

Year In Review:

In 2023, Out of 4 Votes: 50.0% Annoying
In 2022, Out of 1 Votes: 0% Annoying
In 2021, Out of 2 Votes: 100% Annoying