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SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 12/27/2008 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... up a lot during the Bonds home run chase in 2007... mainly by Bonds apologists. You'd hear them (mainly callers into KNBR) say "How is Bonds using steroids any different from Gaylord Perry throwing a spit ball?" Um, well one is against the rules of baseball and the other is against THE LAW! Let me put it this way: Perry doesn't have any of his friends sitting in jail because they won't tell the Feds he supplied Perry with Vaseline." RUBE MARQUARD When the Giants signed Marquard for $13,000, fans were outraged by the huge ...

The Hall of Fame Case for Ron Santo (Part 3 of 3)
Published 12/7/2008 at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... Fox, Phil Rizzuto, Bill Mazeroski, Elmer Flick, Eppa Rixey, Enos Slaughter, Tony Lazzeri, Red Faber, Sam Rice, Billy Herman, Jim Bottomley, Lefty Gomez, Rube Marquard, Earle Combs, Richie Ashburn, ...

The Griddle: Revenge is a dish best served 92 years old
Published 10/9/2008 at Baseball Toaster
... and the start of the World Series. The Dodgers (aka the Robins) finished their season on October 5 and the Series started in Boston (again at Braves Field to get a bigger crowd) on October 7. The Red Sox were heavy favorites to repeat as champs and sportswriter Hugh Fullerton predicted that the Dodgers would win only one game in the series, and it would be Game 3 because Jack Coombs would start that game. For Game 1 (Saturday October 7, 1916), Robinson opted to start lefty Rube Marquard while Carrigan chose Ernie Shore . The game was a mess. Brooklyn made ...

That's a Wrap
Published 9/30/2008 by Paul SF at YFSF
... bases. He would have led the league in runs scored, one more than Pedroia's 118. Not quite what Manny Ramirez was doing 3,000 miles away, but very good in his own right. Jon Lester's 143 ERA+ puts him 12th among qualifying left-handed starters during their age-24 season. It's the best since Barry Zito's 158 in 2002. The names above him include Steve Carlton, Johnny Podres, Jim Abbott and Jimmy Key. The names below him include Rube Marquard, Frank Viola, Andy Pettitte and Whitey Ford. ...

The Decline of the Workhorse Starter?
Published 5/23/2008 by Arne Christensen at Dugout Central
... 3343.30 L 89. Rube Marquard+*  3306.70 L ...

33 Men (and one Woman) Out: The All-Time Worst Hall of Famers
Published 1/2/2008 by Nick Kapur at umpbump.com
... 21. Rube Marquard, P - Had three great seasons in a row from ages 24-26. Problem was, he kept pitching until he was 38, while struggling to be even league average, compiling a career ERA+ of only 103. ...

Ten Best Game Fives in World Series History
Published 12/17/2007 by Chris Jaffe at The Hardball Times
... error into the winning run. The A’s didn’t go quietly. In the bottom of the ninth, they put runners on the corners with one out. A hard-hit shot could give them their first championship since 1930. Instead, they had a GIDP. 6. 1911: Giants 4, A’s 3 (10) . The Giants had dropped three of the first four, so they needed this one. Things didn’t look good when Philly took a quick 3-0 lead. One thing about John McGraw —he used his bullpen more than his peers. He yanked Rube Marquard after three innings. Relievers Red Ames and Doc Crandall never ...

Snakebit Pitchers of the Deadball Era
Published 4/28/2007 by Al Doyle at Baseball Analysts
... No team played more than 129 games in 1918, as the season was shortened because of the First World War. Brooklyn's Rube Marquard (9-18, 2.64) and White Sox knuckleballer ...

Pickoff Moves
Published 2/6/2007 by Rob at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
... ) deserved to be there; the other (Rube Marquard) arguably doesn't. The last such was ...