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07-11-2020, 07:01 PM
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Best Lefty.....
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Great to hear from you....and, thanks for the compliment. Regarding Plank, it surprises me that I'm the only one here who regards him as the best Left-handed pitcher. And, I base this on what I read in Connie Mack's biography. Gettysburg Eddie was one cool guy on the mound who combined his mind with his natural talent to achieve a very effective 17-year career. He had 8 seasons in which he won 20+ games (26 - 6 in 1912 with an ERA = 2.22 was his best year). Won-Lost 326 - 194 Career ERA = 2.35 In post #15, I named three Lefty's who were the best with respect to the eras they pitched in. But, if I had to choose only one of them, it would certainly be Eddie Plank. And for those of you, who get carried away with this ambiguous "new-speak" term, "WAR"....Plank's number (91) is up there with the best of the Southpaw's. TED Z T206 Reference . 
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