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If you haven’t had enough yet, we continue with our series on the professional baseball teams and players who played in the Tampa Bay area before the start of the Rays. There may not have been a major league team in the area, but there have always been...
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Grove would start his path toward 300 victories the following year, and would reach the milestone in 1941 -- the same season that Early Wynn collected three wins to bring his career record to 3-3. Wynn would record his 300th (and final) victory on July...
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He waits in hiding and pounces at the right time, reducing an otherwise healthy and productive athlete to a shadow of their former selves. When he gets near, you can almost see her coming and her affects are both bewildering and vengeful. Lost in the...
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Date Team H AB PA Avg H/PA Guy 6/8/1919 CHW 10 54 63 0.185 0.159 Red Faber 8/27/1925 WSH 42 97 107 0.433 0.393 Walter Johnson 6/9/1947 CHC 7 56 59 0.125 0.119 Hank Borowy 8/30/1948 DET 19 92 108 0.207 0.176 Hal Newhouser 9/13/1951 STL 5 46 46 0.109 0.109...
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OK, to finish this thing off: 124 were either elected or received more than 5% of the vote 213 received more than 1 vote but less than 5% Now, this is where it gets tricky. The voting rules changed in the early 1980s, and there have been a couple of...
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Jim Rice barely made it to Cooperstown after a great career with the Red Sox. T.G. Higgins/Getty Images This is the most recent inductee to eek past that 75 percent mark and gain induction to the Baseball Hall of Fame. In 2009 in his
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I do not know whether these pitchers were amateurish golfers, although were certainly amateurs if they played golf. Nonetheless, good golfers must be good pitchers. On the golf course, good pitches will often determine whether golfers score eagles and...
About Early Wynn
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Early Wynn Jr. , familiarly known as "Gus" Wynn, (January 6, 1920 – April 4, 1999) was a right-handed baseball pitcher for the Washington Senators, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox. Armed with a blazing fastball and a hard-nosed attitude, during his career he was identified as one of the most intimidating pitchers in the game. Wynn once... Full Article
