Something tells me that if you asked Tim Wakefield, that would be the answer.
Tuesday night, the Boston Red Sox knuckleballer notched his 200th career victory with an 18-6 rout over the Toronto Blue Jays.
The 45-year-old Wakefield is the 108th pitcher to reach the milestone. Since 1900, only 89 have reached the mark...and just 69 have done it since 1920.
Currently, he sits third all-time among Red Sox hurlers with 185 career wins in Boston.
Who is he trailing?
A couple of guys you might have heard of before...Cy Young and Roger Clemens. Each of them collected 192 victories while playing in BeanTown.
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