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07-08-2011, 04:42 AM
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Best 2-Way Players of All-Time
My recent purchase of an 1887 Gypsy Queen - Dave Foutz card got me to thinking, after Babe Ruth, could Foutz have been the best 2-Way Player of All-Time, meaning pitcher & hitter? There have been a number of players who started out as pitchers, hurt their arms, and then switched over to being everyday players but, due to their pitching injury, never really excelled at the Major League level as pitchers.
Foutz had a relatively brief period of excellence but how do you feel about his place in history? 
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