[TidesHoss32]

15 seasons with double digit loses and 5 losing seasons, in his 22 year career would be my guess. He had several 15-17 loss seasons.

I always thought Blyleven was a tremendous pitcher and one of the best curves ever, but played on not very good teams.

I understand the 15 and 17 loss seasons, however you hit the nail on the head, if you're lifetime ERA is 3.31, a lot of those losses wouldnt be your fault. People tend to forget that Nolan Ryan was 8 losses away from 300, had several losing seasons, and several 16-18+ loss seasons as well..case in point, Ryans '87 season when he finished 5th in the Cy Young voting. He had 270 K's, a 2.76 ERA, and an 8-16 record..I do believe that Bert belongs in the HOF though..