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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, November 11, 2019Primer Dugout (and link of the day) 11-11-2019A collection of quotes from Pirates rookie pitcher Jack Wisner in the Pittsburgh Press, November 11, 1919:
I think I have a new favorite player from this era. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee)
Posted: November 11, 2019 at 10:50 AM | 17 comment(s)
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1. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: November 11, 2019 at 10:52 AM (#5900315)C: Dutch Dotterer (0.7 WAR)
1B: Hal Trosky (30.5 WAR)
2B: Damion Easley (20.5 WAR)
3B/Manager: Pie Traynor (36.2 WAR)
SS: Rabbit Maranville (42.8 WAR)
LF: George Treadway (3.9 WAR)
CF: Freddy Parent (35.9 WAR)
RF: George Case (15.3 WAR)
SP: Bill Steen (7.6 WAR)
SP: Ike Delock (6.4 WAR)
SP: Jason Grilli (4.6 WAR)
SP: Ownie Carroll (4.4 WAR)
SP: Charlie Hastings (2.4 WAR)
RP: Roberto Hernandez (18.5 WAR)
General Managers: Farhan Zaidi, Kevin Towers
The ultimate fun name: Tony Suck
Lesser fun names: Boob Fowler, Patricio Scantlebury, Harry Billiard, Jeff Ransom
Bonds homer giver upper: Mike Bacsik
his career essentially ended at age 27 because of severe migraines. Shame
Out of curiosity, I ran a Brock2 on his career stats through age 27. 2849 hits, 455 home runs, 624 doubles, .298 career average, 1752 RBI. Trosky was basically Mel Ott, if not for those headaches.
That's big talk from somebody who started 6 games in his MLB career and struck out 2.4 per nine innings. That being said, he had an above-average ERA and his minor league numbers were also above-average. I would think somebody would've given him a shot somewhere. Maybe his personality just rubbed people the wrong way?
And Rabbit Maranville once wore a big league cap with a swastika on it. Story
He sounds like a really cool dude... a noted digital surrealist artist who happens to be deaf.
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