It's Jim Palmer's 68th birthday today. He won exactly 2
68 total games as a major leaguer. He had an earned run average of 2.
68 in 1971, when he made the All-Star team and was one of the American League Champion Orioles' record four 20-game winners. He also earned
68.1 WAR (Wins Above Replacement) over his career as a pitcher, 35th-best all-time. From 1965 through 1984, the only season in which Palmer didn't appear in a single game with the O's was 19
68, when he was rehabbing from surgery. He came back better than ever in 1969: 16-4, 2.34 ERA in 26 games.
What does this all mean? Nothing, probably. But what if it does?
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I give this post a 6 out of 8.
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