The greatest Cardinals pitcher of all time has died at 84.
In 1968, he had a 1.12 ERA, 28 complete games with 13 shutouts. 54 consecutive shutout innings. He was so dominant that MLB lowered the mound by 6 inches.
He was a Golden Gloves boxer, and a Harlem Globetrotter when they were NBA calbre. Same time as Wilt.
Bob & Lou within a month. **** you, 2020.
Joe Poz has a great piece, but I can't link from my phone.
In 1968, he had a 1.12 ERA, 28 complete games with 13 shutouts. 54 consecutive shutout innings. He was so dominant that MLB lowered the mound by 6 inches.
He was a Golden Gloves boxer, and a Harlem Globetrotter when they were NBA calbre. Same time as Wilt.
Bob & Lou within a month. **** you, 2020.
Joe Poz has a great piece, but I can't link from my phone.