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In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too.

Eaglo Jeff wrote:

In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too.

Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987.

Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:

Eaglo Jeff wrote:

In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too.

Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987.

Although Ryan often pitched just well enough to lose, it is fair to pin much of the blame on his teammates. He received paltry offensive support and was frequently betrayed by the Houston bullpen corps. In his 16 losses, he pitched 88 innings and got only 14 runs of support while in the game. Six times the Astros scored no runs for him, and eight times they scored only one run while he was pitching.

lipidquadcab wrote:

Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:

Eaglo Jeff wrote:

In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too.

Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987.

Couldn't the same be said for many of the starting pitchers he faced? That was a damn good hitting Houston team.

Author:	Eaglo Jeff [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:27 pm ]
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In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too.

Author:	Rod [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:31 pm ]
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Eaglo Jeff wrote: In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too. Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987.

Author:	Eaglo Jeff [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:34 pm ]
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Keeping Score wrote: How could I forget? And he does have a fishy look to him, so he counts.

Author:	spmack [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:34 pm ]
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Yes, I remember him, and I remember his stache as well. Mickey Hatcher, Glenn Davis, Bill Doran, and Ramirez the shortstop (first name escapes me) I also remember that the Astros only had one uniform, home and away....there were no road grays.

Author:	lipidquadcab [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:51 pm ]
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: Eaglo Jeff wrote: In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too. Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987. Although Ryan often pitched just well enough to lose, it is fair to pin much of the blame on his teammates. He received paltry offensive support and was frequently betrayed by the Houston bullpen corps. In his 16 losses, he pitched 88 innings and got only 14 runs of support while in the game. Six times the Astros scored no runs for him, and eight times they scored only one run while he was pitching.

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Author:	Rod [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:53 pm ]
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lipidquadcab wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: Eaglo Jeff wrote: In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too. Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987. Although Ryan often pitched just well enough to lose, it is fair to pin much of the blame on his teammates. He received paltry offensive support and was frequently betrayed by the Houston bullpen corps. In his 16 losses, he pitched 88 innings and got only 14 runs of support while in the game. Six times the Astros scored no runs for him, and eight times they scored only one run while he was pitching. Couldn't the same be said for many of the starting pitchers he faced? That was a damn good hitting Houston team.

Author:	RFDC [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:53 pm ]
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The best stache in baseball history goes to this guy. @JORR

Author:	lipidquadcab [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:57 pm ]
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: lipidquadcab wrote: Joe Orr Road Rod wrote: Eaglo Jeff wrote: In the need for constant fish baseball threads, I present the best baseball stache....ever! Good player too. Interestingly enough, he was one of the six better than league average hitters who refused to give Nolan Ryan "run support" in his awesome 8-16 season of 1987. Although Ryan often pitched just well enough to lose, it is fair to pin much of the blame on his teammates. He received paltry offensive support and was frequently betrayed by the Houston bullpen corps. In his 16 losses, he pitched 88 innings and got only 14 runs of support while in the game. Six times the Astros scored no runs for him, and eight times they scored only one run while he was pitching. Couldn't the same be said for many of the starting pitchers he faced? That was a damn good hitting Houston team. I have no idea. I was just responding to the line about run support.

Author:	Dr. Kenneth Noisewater [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:58 pm ]
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Author:	Colonel Angus [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:03 pm ]
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Author:	newper [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:39 pm ]
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The best mustache I ever saw was Hawk Harrelson.. no question. Probably second best was Yaz.

Author:	Crystal Lake Hoffy [ Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:45 pm ]
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Catfish Hunter FTW!

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