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Parisian Bob Caruthers

Parisian Bob Caruthers

Dave Heller

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Editorial:
McFarland and Company, Inc.
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Biografía: deporte
ISBN:
9781476691800
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Before Shohei Ohtani and Babe Ruth there was Robert Lee 'Parisian Bob' Caruthers (1865-1911). A wunderkind pitcher and right fielder known throughout the country, he was the star on the mound for five league championships in 10 years, and one of two players in history--along with Ruth--to lead the Major Leagues in ERA+ (adjusted earned run average) and OPS+ (on-base plus slugging plus).Coming from a wealthy family, Caruthers had something other players didn’t--leverage. This resulted in several holdouts, including one which took him to Europe. This first full-length biography rediscovers one of baseball’s most interesting characters and first two-way stars.

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