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Originally Posted by NashvilleBaseball
I think it is very possible that Wiseman was on the Nashville team before 1901. (He played for Mobile and New Orleans in 1896 and 1898. There is gaps in his timeline. Also, when you look at Baseball Reference there are question marks next to all of the OJ players that played for Nashville in 1887, 1893, 1894 and so on... These guys jumped around so much in that era. (Baseball Reference has a lot of these guys playing for 2 teams in one season, so it isn't exactly a science just yet due to lack of information)
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Just so you know on the highlighted part up top
? is they don't know what the guy batted
* is a lefty
# is a switch hitter
nothing next to name is a righty
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