Since this thread is about ridiculously good pitchers, I thought I'd toss Francisco Liriano's name into the ring. Some people on here in my fantasy league are probably rolling their eyes cause I've been talking him up for the last week, but what he's accomplishing is pretty incredible. He currently leads all major league pitchers with a 5.5 WAR (Josh Johnson is 5.3, Roy Halladay is 5.2). He's got a 21 inning scoreless streak at the moment, it's the 2nd time this year he's had a scoreless streak of 20 innings or more. His overall numbers are 3.18 ERA and 1.19 WHIP and he has 150K's in 136IP, good for a 9.93 K/9 ratio, 2nd best in the majors behind Brandon Morrow's 9.96. His overall numbers are great, but when you take into account some of the other factors you start to realize just how amazing he's been this year. He has a BABIP against of .343. 5th worst in the majors. His FIP is 2.07, best in the majors, and by a WIDE margin (Josh Johnson is in 2nd with a 2.32 FIP). Liriano's xFIP is a major league best 2.83 (Halladay in 2nd with 2.95). He has been dealt a really crappy hand with his batted ball luck, and despite all that he remains the most valuable pitcher in the majors. I'm not sure if it can be done, I'm still relatively new to the whole FIP era of stats, but is there a way to calculate what his averages would be if his BABIP were in line with league averages? I can't even begin top imagine how insane his numbers would look if his BABIP were down to around .290-.300. He's been an under the radar Cy Young candidate who is getting overshadowed by Johnson, Halladay, Price, and Jimenez, when the reality is he's currently the most valuable pitcher in the majors. Also, shockingly, he's allowed only 2 home runs all year long, good for a ridiculous (and probably unsustainable) 0.13 HR/9 rate. He's been otherworldly... and not very many people around baseball are noticing. P.S. I have a baseball mancrush on Francisco Liriano, he's my favorite player in all of baseball and has been since before he was a rookie