Buster Olney

The Indians need arms. And they get a good arm in Trevor Bauer, who was the No. 3 overall pick in 2011. http://t.co/TNk8j0TL

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11 years ago

Allan Petersen

This takes the cake (last one). For the 9 years from 1885-93, John Clarkson pitched 4,245.1 innings. Over 472 per year. http://t.co/FzITtHwQ

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11 years ago

Delia Enriquez

Oh come on, Drew Stubbs couldn't have been that bad...*checks http://t.co/EqMXHnmi* Oh...OH. I see....carry on.

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11 years ago

Allan Petersen

Early pitcher (and later sporting goods guy) Al Spalding pitched 2,875.1 innings ... IN 6 YEARS. Cybernetic Organism? http://t.co/FzITtHwQ

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11 years ago

Buster Olney

Gregorius five seasons in the minors: A .271 batting average, .323 OBP. http://t.co/JCgWTrpx Turns 23 years old in February.

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11 years ago

NL Beast Nats

RT @ambp77: In 1884, @OldHossRadbourn won 59 games, pitching 678.2 innings with 73 CGs. This is proof of Ancient Aliens. http://t.co/6Ta ...

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11 years ago

Hot Stove Cubbies

@cublando @sportsdanny1979 Career numbers are pretty close actually. http://t.co/fAxxa6ev and http://t.co/WbSkHc8e

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11 years ago