Baseball: who

"that Gibson is the greatest catcher i have ever seen, he looks like he's in a rocking chair then he slings the ball to second. I told Mr. Griffith he's worth $100,000, too bad the fellow is a negro."

I'm telling you Tyler Walter Johnson had other pitches. A great pitcher cannot last without other pitches. Walter Johnson started his career in 1907, when you were still allowed to cheat with different pitches. Do you honestly think that he only threw a fastball? I don't!

he had a curveball

Will, just wondering, how many pitches did Walter "the big train" Johnson have in his arsonal? Since you read the book.

idk for sure they had weird pitches back then like the ones satchel paige came up with...baseball was still a young game and pitches weren't really invented yet pitchers just went with what they had

They had pitches like shine balls where you rub shoe shine on the ball, emeory balls where you scratch the ball with an emeory bored, hesitation pitches (Satchel Paige), and mud balls (self-explanatory).

and they had that weird pitch that mr mulkeen invented

Oh yea that weird slider that he threw and was like really really proud of for some reason. It was just a slider.

yea and he wouldnt teach it to pat but pat claimed he knew how to throw it

Pat claimed he knew a lot of things but we all see how that turned out.

yea his dad recently ran over his phone with his car because he found out pat lost his virginity 3 times

LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO

lol this topic...from mathewson to clemens to kevin mulkeen

Yea really. This has certainly fallen off the beaten trail.

yep

i believe the expression is beaten path

No I'm pretty sure it's trail.

no...its path:cool2::approve:::party-smiley-018:

Yea your right it is path. Damn.

my granpa from florida ...its his personal quote on his profile :the beaten path is for the beaten man