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#11
10-26-2017, 02:54 PM
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Just to be contrary, here is his 75 Hostess (not mine, scan off Ebay)
And for all of you who bang on pitch and inning counts, Catfish won 200 games by age 30, 23 after 30 and was out of baseball at age 33, going 2 and 9 in his final season. His career was very similar to many young arms who started pitching in the early and mid 60's. 
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