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11-22-2011, 09:05 PM
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Good point Blair. He was a good pitcher earlier on in his career and may have excelled in that capacity if he played exclusively in the deadball era. My thoughts were specifically based on that caveat.
Home runs were so scarce that Frank Baker earned the moniker of "Home Run" Baker while even he had only 96 career home runs. Thanks, AndyH
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