After spending 18 seasons carving his way through the American League East as a member of the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees, Mike Mussina takes his place in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday afternoon. Moose gave Orioles and Yankees fans plenty to cheer for over the years and gave fanbases of many of other franchises many reasons to breath a sigh of relief when his playing days came to an end.
In 536 career starts, Mussina compiled a 270-153 record with a career ERA of 3.68. He never won a Cy Young Award, led the league in wins just once (19 in 1995), yet he will still be remembered as not just one of the most dominant pitchers in Baltimore Orioles history, but in all of baseball.