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For 17 seasons (1947 to 1963, or age 26 to 42), Warren Spahn was 342-211 in 648 game.
That's 20 wins per season for 17 years starting at age 26.
Anyway, here's a portion of Jim Kaplan's @SABRbioproject on Spahn.
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Sporting News 140 Greatest Players
The Beloved
Freddie Freeman found a home in Atlanta and a homecoming in Los Angeles, embraced by both cities as few ballplayers have ever been.
Sporting News 140 Greatest Players
They proved that if you embrace the fans, their love lasts forever. Their greatness was forged through that bond.
Welcome to the Beloved!
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Jacob Woodford has a World Series ring coming to him, but from which team?
March: Traded by Rays to Brewers
July: Released by Brewers
August: Signed by Rays
September: Released by Rays
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I obviously prefer that the Braves be in the World Series. However, Rays vs. Brewers is a tremendous matchup. It should be a fantastic series.
I'm all for the salary floor, man. If a team is under but has to pay somebody to get up to the minimum, I'll play!
It isn't Braves/Mariners, but it's the next best thing:
a World Series matchup guaranteed to result in a first-time World Series champion.
THIS is excitement!
#Postseason
The last World Series starting pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers was Pete Vuckovich, who won the Cy Young Award that year.
Better known to many of us as Clu Haywood, the salivating star slugger Clu Haywood in the movie Major League.
I can think of a few obvious Hall of Fame snubs, but the more I look into it, @Kenny_Lofton7 is tops among them. Just an incredible player. One and done on the ballot? Doubleyou. Tee. Eff.
My younger son rebelled against bedtime tonight, specifically the bed, so decided to lie down on the bathroom floor in a snuggie and fall asleep.
I understand that sarcasm isn't easily conveyed in tweets without context, but I've been tweeting consistently for nearly two decades. There's plenty of context if you look. (But who. has. time? I get it.)
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Most people in France can't afford housing.
They didn't blame immigrants, or transgender people, or video games, or avocado toast.
They blame the government. Because that's who's responsible. That's always who's responsible.





















