Good knuckleballs always seem to give batters fits, but I can imagine it would be quite difficult to chase after a long afternoon of Bob Gibson fastballs. Schultz broke in with the Cardinals in the late 50s, spent a few years on the Cubs, and finished his career on the Cardinals in 1965. His best season came in 1964 when he posted an ERA of 1.64 and an ERA+ of 234. That's 234. Aroldis Chapman posted an ERA+ of 151 last year. Kimbrel was over 300. I was surprised that Schultz appeared in a certified autograph set, but happy to add the card.
Friday, March 21, 2014
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Blake Snell number 106 is just a red herring to make two other announcements. Announcement #1- I have not written very often in this sp...
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Fernando Valenzuela was a really good starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers for the better part of a decade. In 1981, he won the Nat...
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Blake Snell number 106 is just a red herring to make two other announcements. Announcement #1- I have not written very often in this sp...
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I have largely avoided the card aisle at Target during the past six months. There is just nothing there that has sparked my interest this ye...
I love this card. I am going to have to look for one too.
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