David Cone
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Sep 11, 2026
DarrenHOST
Very, very cool story.
DarrenHOST
I can't remember if that was Cone's or Wells.
DarrenHOST
It was Cone's perfect game.
DarrenHOST
I just thought it was great.
DarrenHOST
Last one's a football one.
Jeremy TachéPANELIST
600.
Chris CodyPANELIST
Where did David Cone finish his career? Chris.
Jeremy TachéPANELIST
Yankees.
Chris CodyPANELIST
Jeremy.
Sal ValentinettiGUEST
Yeah.
Harlan FriedmanHOST
And David Cone, of course.
Sal ValentinettiGUEST
There you go.
Sal ValentinettiGUEST
Yeah, it's a tremendous night.
Jake CrainHOST
Got a very special guest to make our picks with us today.
Jake CrainHOST
David Cone, former Michigan quarterback.
David ConeHOST
He's the best.
Jake CrainHOST
He's here every day, but he's also special.
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J.D. PicKellGUEST
Good luck, buddy, but you'll never be the same.
J.D. PicKellGUEST
He'll be in a straightjacket by the end of the game.
Jake CrainHOST
David Cone.
J.D. PicKellGUEST
His brother's good, though.
Michael KayHOST
You can't tell me all of a sudden it happened in spring training.
Michael KayHOST
You know, even David Cone said on the air the other day, when he pitched that game five against, uh, Seattle and threw one hundred and forty-seven pitches, that's where the aneurysm started.
Michael KayHOST
That's why he didn't pitch until August after he had the aneurysm surgery in ninety-six, when he threw the no-hitter over seven innings against the A's.
Michael KayHOST
So yeah, I have total faith in Gerrit Cole.
Mike GreenbergHOST
And in so doing, take a look at the fewest pitches that were necessary for a perfect game.
Mike GreenbergHOST
The numbers there, David Cone, 88.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
88.
Mike GreenbergHOST
He threw just 94 pitches in the game-
Jake CrainHOST
Let's get to the ranking.
Jake CrainHOST
David Cone, former Michigan Colts.
Jake CrainHOST
I don't think they're going to be in there, but hey, they're 1-0.
Jake CrainHOST
Blaine Crane, former Western State Colorado wide receiver.
Nick PollackHOST
Oh, no, what do I do? Does he know that? Uh, there's so much about that.
Nick PollackHOST
I mean, David Cone will still tell you that the 3-2 splitter he threw was the right pitch.
Eno SarrisGUEST
Yeah.
Eno SarrisGUEST
[laughs]
Brandon TierneyHOST
You think about CC Sabathia, obviously came from a different team.
Brandon TierneyHOST
You think about David Cone, who played for several teams before the Yankees.
Brandon TierneyHOST
You think about Mike Mussina, who played for the Orioles before the Yankees.
Brandon TierneyHOST
You think about Roger Clemens, who was with the Boston Red Sox and up in Toronto before he came to the Yankees.
Brandon TierneyHOST
But this kind of accomplishment, you, you've, I think you need to throw some numbers to, to further contextualize what he's doing.
Brandon TierneyHOST
So Guidry's war, I'll round things up, 48 for his career as a Yankee.
Brandon TierneyHOST
Pettit 51, Gerrit Cole 25, Mike Mussina 35, CC Sabathia 30, and then David Cone and David Wells, significantly less, right? Well, if you look at some of the best seasons in Yankee history, obviously Ron Guidry in '78 when he went 25 and three and he had a, you know, sub 1.75 ERA, like, that's, that's the standard.
Brandon TierneyHOST
That's the platinum season for any Yankee pitcher.
Soren PetroHOST
Sabes?
Todd LeboHOST
David Cone?
Soren PetroHOST
No.
Todd LeboHOST
No, he wasn't there.
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