Randy Johnson - Baseball Hall of Fame Biographies

Watch the Baseball Hall of Fame Video Biography for Randy Johnson, Hall of Fame Class of 2015.

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[stevenkunzer]

As a kid it was a big deal seeing this guy pitch. I am glad I was old enough to appreciate his Arizona years especially the 2001 WS classic

[ceciljustice]

ever since I watched him in 2001 World Series against the Yankees there was something unique about The Big Unit he scared the s*** out of me every time I see him and his tallness there's no question of mine the greatest Lefty this ever pitched in Major League Baseball and the most fierce. 5 time Cy Young Award winner only second to Rodger Clemens and 4875 strikeouts second place only to Nolan Ryan

[User_]

My uncle’s name is Randy Johnson and growing up I would always tell my friends “Randy Johnson is my uncle” little did they know it wasn’t THAT Randy Johnson

[keithcarlson]

I’ll never forget him hitting a homerun in 2003. I lost my shit!

[whitecloak]

Randy and curt Schilling have to be greatest duo of my era they carried the dbacks to that title

[robloxvids]

One of the tallest, best, and most GRIZZLED pitchers of all-time.

[cityhawk]

Think of him as a modern left-handed version of Walter Johnson with a more explosive arsenal. He’s the modern “Big Train.”

[joselinzabala]

randi johnson tremendo pitcher de la historia

[Paquito-sy]

Randy in his first 8 years, he wasn't good. He had a control problem. After he moved to Toronto blue Jay, oh my God he learned to pitch, I don't know who teach him but that randy was incredible as pitcher.

[Libre]

My favorite pitcher of all time, the best pitcher in the steroids era. Absolutely legend 🙌🏾❤️