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20. Juli 2011 · This weekend, Bert Blyleven celebrates his induction into Cooperstown. In honor of that, here’s a look back at his career—some highlights, lowlights, key moments, and random stories about games in which he appeared. Going team-by-team throughout his lengthy career… Blyleven has quite a career to look back on. Twins years, first go-around
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So, Bert Blyleven's 287 should in no way prevent him from the HOF. If anything it should strongly recommend him for the HOF. His adjusted total of wins, called Neutral wins, is 313, and Baseball ...
17. Jan. 2024 · Bert Blyleven's Hall of Fame Interview the day he was introduced as a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Class of 2011.Watch more Baseball Hall of...
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Bert Blyleven pitched a no-hitter for the Rangers on Sept. 22, 1977. (Doug McWilliams/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) It was no coincidence that Blyleven recorded three of his seven strikeouts in the final two innings. But during that time, Blyleven also battled a painful groin injury that had bothered him all season.
Roberto Alomar, Pat Gillick and Bert Blyleven on stage during a press conference during the 2011 Hall of Fame Weekend. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) “I always played for my island,” Alomar said in his induction speech. “I would like to say to my family, to my fans, to all the Puerto Rican people and ...
Bert Blyleven. Position: Starting Pitcher Bats: Right • Throws: Right 6-3, 200lb (190cm, 90kg) . Born: April 6, 1951 in Zeist, Netherlands nl Draft: Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 3rd round of the 1969 MLB June Amateur Draft from Santiago HS (Garden Grove, CA).
