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Old 08-17-2015, 02:13 PM
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Interesting how this thread is morphing into a postwar-vint and Modern thread. Where are the Delahanty Bros when you need them?
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didn't realize how many under achieving siblings to the big boyz there was out there
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To get back on the Prewar track.
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This thread has got to be a great boost to the egos of the "other" brother(s).
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Ramon Martinez was actually a very good pitcher...didn't get the hype that his younger brother did but the guy was solid in his own right. Went 20-6 one year, was 135-88 lifetime with a no-hitter under his belt.

Sandy Alomar was in the same bucket...he was a 6x All-star and fairly solid player in his own right.
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1956 Topps #172.1 - Frank Torre (Gray Back)
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1981 Topps #195 - Rich Murray
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1959 Topps #542 - Jim Perry [NM]
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Henry Mathewson and his more well known brother...




Butts Wagner, brother of Honus.

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Mack Wheat (brother Zack Wheat)


Reynolds "Ren" Kelly (brother George Kelly)

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1956 Topps #172.1 - Frank Torre (Gray Back)
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1981 Topps #195 - Rich Murray
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1959 Topps #542 - Jim Perry [NM]
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Jim Perry won a Cy Young Award (1970) when he went 24-12. He won over 200 games in his career.......
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Ramon Martinez was actually a very good pitcher...didn't get the hype that his younger brother did but the guy was solid in his own right. Went 20-6 one year, was 135-88 lifetime with a no-hitter under his belt.

Sandy Alomar was in the same bucket...he was a 6x All-star and fairly solid player in his own right.
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I wouldn't call Sandy Alomar Jr. Underachieving he played 20 years batted well above his weight and for what it's worth (if anyone believes this is a defense) he was a 6 time all-star
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1969 Topps #623 - Hank Allen [NM MT]
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1940 Play Ball #156 - Paul Dean
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1952 Bowman #242 - Everett Kell [GOOD]
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