No pitcher. Somebody doubtless will. Some, will play behind him.

Then on to Detroit. WifeBawl and I can share a tv for three days. She's been groovin' on mlb radio all season, and watching when the Tigers are in Pittsburg. She's reliving her youth.

Off the top of my head.

Gates Brown, Kaline, Lolich, Freehan, Denny McClain, Mickey Stanley, Jim Northrup, left hand hitting first baseman whose name escapes me right now, there was a big right handed starting pitcher, a black man, I forgot his name too, Tom Matchik. I recall in the 1968 world series the Tigers manager moved centerfielder Stanley to shortstop, the first time he had ever played there. Seems like I remember they had a lefthanded reliever that was very good. I might recall some more later on.

Cabrera just passing Kaline on the hits list. Pretty good top on your head. Cash. Horton.

Brinkman. Aurelio Rodriguez and Horton. Hiller, McCaulif, Wert, Timmerman all from wife. And boss Mayo Smith.

Earl Wilson might have been the pitcher.

Baker didn't suck. Akin's turn.

Hiller, that's the lefty reliever I think. How in the world did I forget outfielder Willie Horton and the first baseman Norm Cash.

My brother in law caddied for one of those guys. Forgot, but I think McCaulif. Free bonus fact, my father in law was Mark Fidrych's dentist.

I hope his career lasted longer than Fidrych's did.

It lasted until he sold out. He croaked a year or two back.