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Tag Archives: Stu Miller
The 100: Stu Miller (96)
One way to appreciate Stu Miller is to use Baseball Prospectus’s stat WXRL. WXRL attempts to tell us the number of expected wins a relief pitcher produced, above what a replacement-level pitcher would produce, adjusted for the quality of … Continue reading
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This Day in Giants History: August 22, 1961
The hot Giants sweep a pair from the National-League-leading Reds‚ winning 12-2 and 5-3. Visiting San Francisco features 20 hits in the opener to back Mike McCormick. Orlando Cepeda‘s league-leading 35th home run starts the scoring in the nitecap‚ as … Continue reading
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Tagged 1961 Giants, Mike McCormick, Orlando Cepeda, Stu Miller, Willie Mays
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