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Interview with Larry Jansen "I just wish I could pitch for one year!", former Major League pitcher Larry Jansen says when asked about today's salaries. But you get the sense he wouldn't trade today's money for a single memory of his life long career in baseball. Jansen was a 1950 All-Star pitcher (he induced Joe Dimaggio to hit a fly ball), a two time 20 game winner, and the winning pitcher in perhaps the greatest baseball game ever played, Game 3 of the 1951 playoff between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers. A lifetime resident of Oregon, Jansen took time to reflect on his days in New York with the Giants, his role in the classic pennant chase of 1951, and his experience as pitching coach with the San Francisco Giants. His story is living history, and we are very proud to present a part of it in this exclusive Jerry Jazz Musician interview, conducted April 9, 1999. Jansen's early career The 1951 Giant/Dodger pennant race Jansen's role during the pennant race Game 3 of playoff ... Juan Marichal and John Roseboro, 1965 Jansen's early career JJM: Did you begin your career with the New York Giants?

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Robert Gibson Nickname : (Hoot) Born : November 9, 1935 Omaha, NE Home : Omaha, NE Pitcher 1959 - 1975 St. Louis (N) 1959-1975 World Series National League MVP, N.L.Cy Young Award N.L.Cy Young Award Hall of Fame Robert Gibson Ht-6'1" 195 lbs Debut April 15, 1959 Bats: Right Throws: Right Year Club League Pos G IP W L Pct. S.O. B.B. H. Avg 1957 Omaha A.A. P 10 42 2 1 .667 25 27 46 4.29 1957 Columbus So. Atl P 8 43 4 3 .571 24 34 36 3.77 1958 Omaha A.A. P 13 87 3 4 .429 47 39 79 3.31 1958 Rochester Int. P 20 103 5 5 .500 75 54 88 2.45 1959 St. Louis N.L. P 13 76 3 5 .375 48 39 77 .3.32 1960 Rochester Int. P 6 41 2 3 .400 36 17 33 2.85 1960 St. Louis N.L. P 27 87 3 6 .333 69 48 97 5.59 1961 St. Louis N.L. P 35 211 13 12 .520 166 119 186 3.24 1962 St. Louis N.L. P 32 234 15 13 .536 208 95 174 2.85 1963 St. Louis N.L. P 36 255 18 9 .667 204 96 224 3.39 1964 St. Louis N.L. P 40 287 19 12 .613 245 86 250 3.01 1965 St. Louis N.L. P 38 299 20 12 .625 270 103 243 3.07

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Home Hall of Fame Player Index Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Pack Robert Gibson: "Hoot" Born: November 9, 1935, Omaha, Nebraska Bats: right Throws: right Height: 6'1" Weight: 189 lbs Elected to Hall of Fame by BBWAA: 1981 337 votes of 401 ballots cast: 84.04% Major League Debut: April 15, 1959 It's rare in professional sports that rules change to accommodate the talents of an athlete or team - for instance, the powerful Edmonton Oiler offense caused the National Hockey League to make teams players five-on-five instead of four-on-four in the event of concurrent minor penalties - but that's pretty much what baseball did in 1969. After 1968, the Year of the Pitcher, professional baseball lowered the mound from 15" to 10". Looking at Gibson's 1968, it's no wonder - he registered a 1.12 ERA (the fourth lowest ERA in a single season this century), logged over 304 innings in 34 starts, recorded 13 shutouts (the third highest total in a single season), and struck out 268 batters. During one stretch Gibson allowed only two runs over 92 innings. His strikeouts to innings ratio approached 1.0, while he walked only 62 batters all season. At one point he won fifteen games in succession. In fact, his 23-9 record was startling only in that he somehow lost 9 games despite allowing just 38 earned runs all season long.

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Maddux brings quality, class to game of baseball SHANE MCCORMICK Earlier this summer, a friend of mine called to see if I wanted to go to Colorado for a week and try and catch a Colorado Rockies game. I was a little hesitant at first, but when he told me who they would be playing that week, I immediately said yes. The Rockies were scheduled to play the Atlanta Braves in a three-game series. I have been a Braves fan for many years. We got the second game of the series, which of course the Braves won. But we decided to stay an extra day and get tickets to the last game of the series. Our reason was simple. Greg Maddux was pitching for the Braves. At the time I might not have noticed it, but I was watching the greatest pitcher to ever play the game. I know there are some of you that are jumping out of your seats right now, astonished I could make such a statement. Some of you might think Maddux isn't as good as former pitchers Cy Young, Bob Gibson or Sandy Koufax. You're right, he isn't as good. He's better than them or any other pitchers to play the game. Let's take a look at what Maddux has done just this year.

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