Clemens Snubbed from Boston's Top Pitchers: A Sports Debate

It's March 25th.

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A website called ML Football tried ranking the top 10 greatest athletes in Boston's

War's history across all major teams.

They put four Red Sox stars on the list, Ted Williams, Carl Jastrzewski, David Ortiz

and Pedro Martinez.

Earlier this week, Roger Clements, a former Red Sox pitcher, spotted the rankings on

X and responded with a thinking face emoji.

He was noticeably absent, especially among the pitchers.

Clements pitched 13 seasons for Boston, racking up three American league-side young awards,

one MVP, and franchise records for wins and strikeouts.

He even threw two 20 strikeout games in a Red Sox uniform, a mark that still stands for

nine innings.

Meanwhile, Martinez shown over seven years with the team, earning two C-yungs and helping

win a World Series.

Martinez point out Clements' longer stay and bigger trophy case give him a strong claim

as the best Sox hurler ever.

The snub has fans debating these tough choices, showing how comparing legends from different

areas keeps Boston sports talk alive.