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Eddie Lopat "The Junkman"
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Before becoming a pitcher, this player was a first baseman who was told by the New York Giants that he could not make the throw to second base.
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This player was known for his mastery over the Cleveland Indians, compiling a 40-13 career record against them.
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Renowned for his deceptive delivery, this pitcher was once named by Ted Williams as the toughest pitcher he ever faced.
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Career Totals
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WAR
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W
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L
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ERA
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G
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GS
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SV
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IP
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SO
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WHIP
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32.1
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166
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112
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3.21
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340
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318
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3
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2439.1
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859
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1.277
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Statistics via Baseball-Reference.com
The Original Clue
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