Randy Johnson says his best season might still be ahead.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)

From: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service | Date: March 30, 2003| Author: Fitzpatrick, Frank | Copyright information

Byline: Frank Fitzpatrick

TUCSON, Ariz. _ Somehow it's hard to envision Warren Spahn encased in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber between starts. And unless history neglected to record it, Lefty Grove never hired a personal conditioning expert or used biokinetics in order to extend his release point.

Randy Johnson, however, is not your everyday lefthanded pitcher with Hall of Fame credentials. Randy Johnson is a 6-foot-10, 39-year-old marvel who has won four straig...

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