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Related: About this forumFewest wins at age 30 by an eventual 300 Game Winner
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Phil Niekro
31 wins.
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Fewest wins at age 30 by an eventual 300 Game Winner (Original Post)
kairos12
Nov 2019
OP
He could probably still get a few outs in the Majors with that knuckler of his.
jcmaine72
Dec 2019
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Ohiogal
(31,977 posts)1. The knuckleballer!
jcmaine72
(1,773 posts)2. He could probably still get a few outs in the Majors with that knuckler of his.
Especially with there being so few knuckleball pitchers (just Steven Wright if I'm not mistaken) in baseball these days. His brother Joe also had a pretty good knuckler, though not as wicked as Phil's.
RussBLib
(9,006 posts)3. the level of detail in baseball stats today....
I used to track the San Francisco Giants as a kid. Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal....but the detail of stats kept today just blows my mind.
Q: What's the highest number of wins of any baseball pitcher who died before his 40th birthday?
A: I sure don't know, but I bet that stat is kept somewhere.
kairos12
(12,852 posts)4. Great question!