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Charles Radbourn was a mean and brilliant pitcher more than a century before he became a mean and brilliant Tweeter. He was a mean and brilliant pitcher in a time when both of those things meant something entirely different than they do today. Old Hoss was born in 1854, the...
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I think he’s the first former major leaguer who was in the original 100 but excluded from this 100.
I like the 73 complete games stat even more than the 59 wins. How terrific!