(August 5, 1977- )
Played for the Oakland A's (2000-2004)
Played for the St. Louis Cardinals (2005- )
Led AL in wins (2001)
Led AL in complete games (2003, 2004)
Led AL in shutouts (2001, 2003)
AL All-Star (2003, 2004)
6 feet 6 inches tall

He missed time late in the 2003 season with a hip injury.
He was 9-10 with a 5.44 ERA his rookie season.
He had only one career hit before being traded to the Cardinals.
He was traded to the Cardinals because his salary was getting to be too expensive for the Oakland A's.
He didn't have an extra base hit before the 2006 season.

He hit a home run in the first game he pitched at the new Busch Stadium.
He out dueled Roger Clemens in a May 2005 game where he pitched 10 shutout innings, allowing 1 hit and throwing 101 pitches. He was the winning pitcher.
He is known as a pitcher that doesn't take a lot of times between pitches.
He doesn't allow many home runs.
He is an avid golfer that participates in several celebrity golf tournaments during the off season.

Credit: FHgrad99

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