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#11
07-12-2024, 08:30 PM
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It's Rodgers. On the Cardenal, the cartoon loop doesn't extend past the orange border as it does on this card. The only other possibilities (setting aside Bragan for obvious reasons) would be pitchers Johnson and Lee, both of which as you say would show a trace of the 'p', and Cannizzaro. It can't be the latter because the black stat lines run to the edge of the orange field, which also obviously doesn't match. So, you're correct - it has to be Rodgers.
Since we already had a mini column with Rodgers and Richardson, it now has Lolich as well. Two matches from the 6th of '66 in one day - who would have thunk it? Last edited by deweyinthehall; 07-12-2024 at 08:32 PM. 
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