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Daily Sports News Online, your source for latest cricket, football, Tennis, Formula 1 sports news.At this time of the year, every baseball team is trying to figure out how to add another stud arm to their rotation. Whether it’s the Yankees looking to buy a star pitcher or the Royals trading for minor league prospects, great pitchers are a cherished commodity. Here’s


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At this time of the year, every baseball team is trying to figure out how to add another stud arm to their rotation. Whether it’s the Yankees looking to buy a star pitcher or the Royals trading for minor league prospects, great pitchers are a cherished commodity. Here’s a look at the top five best starting pitchers in baseball in the 2010 season:

5) Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies
The Phillies acquired Roy Halladay in the offseason to be the ace of their staff. He has delivered. Now if only the Phillies can starter hitting again …

4) Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado Rockies
Even though he has cooled off lately, Ubaldo Jiminez has the best record in baseball at 15-1. When he’s hot, he’s extremely hot.

3) Cliff Lee, Texas Rangers
The Rangers gave up a lot to get Cliff Lee — and he’s well worth the price tag. Over the last few years, there hasn’t been a pitcher as consistently great as Lee.

2) Adam Wainwright, St. Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals have a dominating pitching staff. Adam Wainwright is the best of their best. He’s the master of controlling a game.

1) Josh Johnson, Florida Marlins
If you haven’t been following baseball closely, you’re surprised by the top dog on this list. But with an ERA of 1.61 and a WHIP of 0.97, Josh Johnson is clearly the best starting pitcher in baseball.

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