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Baseball Legends: Hazen Shirley "Kiki" Cuyler (Pirates 1921-1927, Cubs 1928-1935, Reds 1935-1937, Dodgers 1938)
An outstanding hitter and the fastest player in the NL in his prime, KiKi Cuyler reached the majors in 1921 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was a regular in the lineup in 1924, when he hit .354. In 19… more →
Baseball Legends
Baseball Legends: Hazen Shirley "Kiki" Cuyler (Pirates 1921-1927, Cubs 1928-1935, Reds 1935-1937, Dodgers 1938)
goldenlegend wrote 1 year ago: An outstanding hitter and the fastest player in the NL in his prime, KiKi Cuyler reached the majors … more →
Baseball Legends: John Henry "Pop" Lloyd (Cuban X-Giants 1906, Philadelphia Giants 1907-09, Leland Giants 1910, New York Lincoln Giants 1911-15, 1926-30, Chicago American Giants 1914, 1916-17, New York Lincoln Stars 1915, Brooklyn Royal Giants 1918-1920, New York Bacharach Giants 1919, Columbus Buckeyes 1921, Atlantic City Bacharach Giants 1922, 1924-25, 1931-32, Hilldale Daisies 1923, Harlem Stars 1931)
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csd7227 wrote 1 year ago: “I do not consider that I was born at the wrong time. I felt it was the right time, for I had … more →
Baseball Legends: Josh Gibson (Homestead Grays 1929-1931, 1937-1940, 1942-1946, Pittsburgh Crawfords 1932-1936)
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csd7227 wrote 1 year ago: “He had an eye like Ted Williams, and the power of Babe Ruth. I played with Willie Mays and ag … more →
Baseball Legends: Mel Ott (Giants 1926-1947 player, 1942-1948 manager)
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csd7227 wrote 1 year ago: Mel Ott was my grandfather’s favorite player. All other players were compared to him. My dad … more →
Baseball Legends: Stanley Coveleski (A's 1912, Indians 1916-1924, Senators 1925-1927, Yankees 1928)
csd7227 wrote 1 year ago: I chose Stanley Coveleski for a couple of reasons. The first is the fact that he is Polish. As a Pol … more →
Baseball Legends: Ty Cobb (Tigers 1905-1926, A's 1927-1928)
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whitesoxcards wrote 1 year ago: “I often tried plays that looked recklessly daring, maybe even silly. But I never tried anythi … more →
