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A-Rod should grow a mustache. But which mustache?
An important photoshop investigation: http://usat.ly/14Ia54q
There is only one right answer & it’s a, “Rollie Fingers”. (This is all a hypothetical, of course, as it’s scientifically implausible for a Centaur to grow facial hair.)
"Maaaaaan. I don’t remember how to get my arms down."
Jeff Jones: wiki | baseball reference
Fred McGriff: wiki | baseball reference
Rollie Fingers: wiki | baseball reference
Catfish Hunter: wiki | baseball reference
Dick Allen, White Sox Fun Book, 1973
Color work by gogowhitesox
Dick Allen: wiki | baseball reference
Félix José: wiki | baseball reference
Rick Schu: wiki | baseball reference
Ted Sizemore: wiki | baseball reference
July 30, 1973 Jim Bibby becomes the first Texas Rangers rookie to pitch a no-hitter in a 3-0 victory over the World Champion A’s in Oakland.
Jim Bibby: wiki | baseball reference
Apologies for the lack of an update yesterday.
Ron Washington: wiki | baseball reference
Mike Easler: wiki | baseball reference
Steve Jeltz: wiki | baseball reference
Jim Leyland: wiki | baseball reference
Sal Fasano: wiki | baseball reference
Dennis Leonard: wiki | baseball reference
Rod Beck: wiki | baseball reference
I am on vacation through 10-JUL, so I'm re-running my tribute to the 1972 Oakland A's from back in 2010.
Ken Holtzman: wiki | baseball reference
