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Originally Posted by cammb
After reading the last couple of threads I have changed my mind. I don't think he was the best left handler in baseball, but rather a mediocre pitcher who happened to pitch in a park that only made him great and only him great and all of the players and sportswriters of his time must have eyesight trouble and they raised the pitchers mound for him and expanded baseball teams just so he can dominate them. You're right he's a bum.
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Lol. You know, I think we better notify MLB and Cooperstown. Imagine this ruse being perpetrated for over 50 years!
This whole thing has caused me to revisit a number of topics. It seems that Superstorm Sandy wasn't really that bad of a storm, because once it made landfall, it's maximum sustained winds were only around 75 mph. And conscious changes to approach just don't matter. Grant and Sherman's more aggressive pursuit of the South had nothing to do with bringing the Civil War to a successful conclusion for the North.