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Andy Pettitte holds the most postseason wins in Major League Baseball history with 19 victories. This historic record is a testament to his durability and dominance during his 14 playoff appearances, primarily as a core member of the New York Yankees dynasty. Over his 18-year career, Pettitte also set all-time MLB postseason records by pitching 276.2 innings and making 44 starts.

His signature intense glare over the top of his glove while waiting for the catcher’s sign became a defining image of clutch October baseball. By consistently delivering in high-stakes moments, he helped secure five World Series championships and cemented his reputation as one of the greatest big-game pitchers to ever play the sport.

THE BROWNS COULD HAVE HAD THE GREATEST DUO IN NFL HISTORY:

In the 2018 draft, Cleveland had the first and fourth overall pick and could have drafted running back Saquon Barkley (#1) and quarterback Josh Allen (#4).

Allen said before the draft that he wanted to be the guy to turn around the Cleveland franchise: He has gone on to be an MVP of the league and a future Hall of Famer.

Barkley has become an All-Pro, Pro Bowler, Super Bowl champion, and Offensive Player of the Year award winner.

Just imagine a Cleveland offensive line protecting Allen and blocking for Barkley with Myles Garrett leading the defense.

Allen and Barkley would have been one of the most dynamic duos we have ever seen.

What could have been…