Will Randy Johnson reach 300 wins?

Question

I don't think he will this year, but I think he will next season.

What about you?

Answer 1

I don't think he'll win this year, but anything could happen. He's only seven wins away. The only thing to secure 300 is to get a lot of run support from his offensive friends.

Answer 2

Yes but only if he pitches again next year and makes at least 10-15 starts.  Maddux has NO chance at 400.  In fact, I would be surprised if Maddux retires after this season.  

Answer 3

I agree with you, I think he'll reach 298 this year and do it next year. The Dbacks will certainly sign him with his 300 win in the horizon.

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Answer 4

he will end with 297 this year. next year he will get it.

Answer 5

It's possible, but I don't think it will happen. He will probably have to come back next year to get it. It will also be fun to watch Maddux go for 400. I know he's far from it but Mike Krukow asked him about next year and Maddux said he will continue to play.

Answer 6

I think he will get it this year

Answer 7

yea,  next year johnson will reach 300 end the season then retire with 308 career wins

Answer 8

Probably not, but he doesn't need to hit 300 to put himself in the HOF. His stats already are HOF calibur, and you have to remember, he didn't learn to pitch until he was about 27. I still remember him with the Expos in his mid 20's when he couldn't get out of the 4th inning because he'd have 8 walks.  

Answer 9

He wants it, and unless his arm falls off he will continue grinding his way to the milestone (and a little beyond, because quitting right AT a milestone is a bit gauche).

Answer 10

I think if he pitches one more season after this year he will get to 300 career wins. He just needs to watch out for the injury bug. A healthy Randy Johnson is a safe bet for 300 wins, he has a great lineup to get him run support, so I don't think that will be a problem.