RHP, b. 1962. Easily a first-ballot selection to the Hall when he finally retires. LHP, b. 1958. Once hurled a no-hitter as a starter, but then became an effective stopper. LHP, b. 1950. Both had southern sympathies. Guidry was known as "Louisiana Lightning," while Clifford favored the South in his rulings, even Guidry's home state in his most controversial decision, Johnson v. Dow (1879). Both participated in famous duels, yet did not emerge victorious. Clifford's most memorable moment was probably his showdown, while an attorney, with Daniel Webster in Luther v. Borden (1849). The Taney Court passed on the key issues, though, leaving Clifford with a no-decision at best. In 1979, Guidry once battled the famous Nolan Ryan in a 1-0 classic. The Yankee surrendered only 4 hits, but lost. RHP, b. 1969. Basically unhittable out of the pen for the Yanks in the late 1990s.