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10-14-2018, 05:45 PM

frankbmd

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[QUOTE=Peter_Spaeth;1819685]

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Originally Posted by frankbmd

Eighteenth century pitchers frequently pitched the majority of their teams games, many of which were complete games. Four, five or six hundred innings pitched isn�t going to happen again, but ..................

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Thankfully things changed by the nineteenth century.

I attribute my clairvoyance to being one hundred years off in either direction.

My insight in this regard also appears in the current T207 thread.

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