Call it sunspots for all I care, it aint run support. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1973 Topps Set-Break #199 Bert Blyleven EX-EXMINT *GMCARDS* at the best online prices at eBay! Blyleven went to the California Angels in 1989 and pitched a 2.73 ERA for a 17-5 record in his first season, but he missed the entire 1991 season following rotator cuff surgery. Francisco the busboy? "feet per second in a player's fastest one-second He must have had terrible run support. "We have a beautiful cutlery set. "He's a great guy," says Judy Kirkpatrick. So it seems only fitting that Blyleven is something of a yakker. attempt. Free shipping for many products! ", Last year Blyleven was 4-0 with a 1.44 ERA against the American League West champion Royals. Let's look at some of the names. It's hard to say anything based on one game, but he looks like he's got a great future ahead of him.". Looking it up, in his 37 starts, the Twins scored 151 runs, 4.1/game. Take his 1974 season, when he went 17-17 despite a tremendous ERA+ of 142. But the injuries may have been a blessing in disguise, because they made him a better pitcher. Maye hit it out of the park. Blyleven became the first Dutch-born player to earn induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. ", Says Mike Ferraro, a K.C. [27], On September 2, 2020, Blyleven broadcast his final game for the Twins.[28]. At the time of his election, he was the only eligible member of the 3,000 strikeout club and the only pitcher with 50 or more shutouts not in the Hall of Fame. Blyleven also won so many games because he was a great workhorse. Blyleven rounded up the usual suspects, most of them baseball names past and present: Scheinblum, Dan Petry, Ed Roebuck, Enos Cabell, Norm and Larry Sherry, Rick Rhoden, Ken McMullen, Buck Rodgers, Jim Colborn, Bruce Kison, Tom Murphy, Tom Brunansky, Dee Fondy, Jim Slaton, Gary Sutherland, Matt Young, Ed Crosby, Tim Leary, Tom Morgansorry, it's just that some people like to see baseball cards come to life. shouts someone from a passing golf cart. From the moment he came to the major leagues, as a 19-year-old with the Minnesota Twins in 1970, he has been considered a great talent. This is Anthony's first time on a golf course in 10 years, and second time ever. Blyleven thinks little of drugs, pitch count. Given another five years of success, Blyleven will have Hall of Fame credentials. Blyleven is rightPhil Seghi looks uncannily like Chief Wahoo. the fastest reactions and most direct routes in the Hmmm, no cork in it. "An autographed picture of Fernando Valenzuela. One of his favorite marks is Indians public relations director Bob DiBiasio. And those TWENTY no-decisions on the WORLD CHAMPION Pittsburgh Pirates are probably a record of sorts. Don Drysdale was done two weeks after his 33rd birthday. Blyleven threw two different styles of curveballs, the most unique one being the drop that he held across the seams, a grip that is said to have been mastered only by him, Bob Feller and, Koufax. xERA is a simple 1:1 translation of xwOBA, converted to In Texas, Blyleven got blamed for something he never did. Especially back in those days, a pitchers win-loss record really mattered. If I see anymore, I'll fall in love." Others will call it pitching to the score. He always goes out and buys me a new one. Afterward he issued these immortal words: "I knew I'd never win the Cy Young Award, so I was trying to be Fireman of the Year.". I know this sounds terrible, but who does Bert pitch for these days?". These arent items I learned in the last week, but they are things I found out during the course of Blylevens seemingly never-ending Cooperstown candidacy. He's celebrity chairman of the 65 Roses Club for Cystic Fibrosis there. With all of the talk of some players not getting the votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America for entry into the Hall of Fame because of allegations and admissions regarding illegal substance abuse, pitcher Bert Blyleven, who became a member of the Hall earlier this month . 4.9. 19 7-4 over the Twins on the last day of the season. 5.0. Nolan Ryan and Bert Blyleven had the tightest rotation and velocity combination," Schmidt was quoted as saying in a recent Associated Press story. Blyleven has ridden the curve to a career ERA of 3.00. Wes Ferrell won three games after his age-30 season. June 14, 1985: Bert Blyleven achieves a career milestone as he collects his 200th career win, defeating the A's, 6-1. He never surrendered more than 24 home runs in any year before, and after the 198687 campaigns, he averaged 21 allowed homers per season over the course of his career. However, Blyleven's early career with the Twins was not always pleasant as he was hounded by critics and fans. Steve Farr. "Two pitchers that I know about who held it the way I do," says Blyleven, "were Koufax and Bob Feller.". Koosman was also an crucial piece to the Mets improbable World Series Championship in 1969. After the game Howard said, "He's got a fine arm. The Baseball Analysts: Optimal Fastball-Changeup Speed Separation *Examining the Past, Present, and Future* Lineup Card Rich Lederer Baseball Beat Patrick Sullivan Change-Up Jeremy Greenhouse Touching Bases Dave Allen F/X Visualizations Sky Andrecheck Behind the Scoreboard Marc Hulet Around the Minors Al Doyle Past Times Blyleven received only 17.55% of the vote for Hall of Fame admission in 1998 (his first year of eligibility), and his vote total dropped to 14.1% in 1999. This led to a fundraising campaign with the Parkinson's Foundation and a sponsorship with the Minnesota Lottery. This likely hurt him in the early Cooperstown voting. The ones worse than him who are in are generally mistakes. The umpire called it a strike and Jamie backed out and it looked to me like he kind of laughed a little bit. The only thing Blyleven hates more than pitch counts is the use of . In fact, the Blylevens feel so strongly about family living that they, and Anthony, have helped several baseball players and their wives to adopt children. He came back in 1992 but was mostly unproductive, going 8-12 with a 4.74 ERA. Known for his terrific curveball, pitcher Bert Blyleven won 287 games over a 22-year major league career. Look at his hits to innings pitched [8.10 per nine innings], his walks to strikeouts [7.02 strikeouts and 2.47 walks per nine innings] and his ERA. If the pitchers were different, the results were the same. Yeah, over his career. But because Kirkpatrick can see and hear, he watches and listens as Blyleven moves into the final part of the evening's program. Blyleven pitched very well for the Indians in the strike year of 1981 (11-7, 2.89 ERA), but in the first game after play resumed, he hurt his right elbow. "Somebody had a sign that read, 'We drove 660 miles from Detroit Lakes,' I . The Orioles legend has four 20-win seasons, a World Series title and a Cy Young Award to his name. Blessed with one of the greatest curveballs the game has ever seen, Blyleven stands among the elite in several statistical categories, ranking fifth all-time in strikeouts (3,701), ninth in games started (685) and shutouts (60), and 24th in wins (287). He really helped the 1976 Rangers make a run for the pennant. What we're talking about here is a humongous stuffed panda, and he's auctioning off the bear at the banquet. As Blyleven wanders into earshot, Scheinblum says, "Of course, I feel very strongly that a person born in a foreign country should not be allowed to play in the major leagues.". See details. But since no one close to 280 wins showed up after Blyleven, it helped him rise up over the years. And he was still a workhorse, completing 24 games in 1985, the last AL pitcher to top 20. This semicelebrity affair at Riviera was the second off-season charity event Bert has sponsored. 5.0. Blyleven went out and bought gifts for everyone. One fan posted, "Pete Rose in the Phillies booth "he threw a c**k high fastball". "Bert got six of mine last year," says DiBiasio. The Twins responded by trading him to the Texas Rangers. We do. At 6 feet 3 inches, with long arms and large hands, he throws. "I open the bidding at $200. A doting daddy, Blyleven likes to spend time with his sons Timothy (above) and Thomas. He earned the moniker "Frying Dutchman" by frequently setting fire to his teammates' shoelaces, a practical joke known as a "hot foot". The Blyleven tribe includes Kimberly, 10; wife Patty; Timothy, 3; Bert; Todd, 12; and Thomas, 17 months. In Blyleven's first spring training with the Twins, manager Bill Rigney watched him throw batting practice and yelled to his pitching coach, Marv Grissom, "Get him out of there. If you had to pick one starting pitcher to serve as in/out line for induction, Id go with Stan Coveleski. How much time, in seconds, it takes a runner to get from "I have to say this for him, though. "I visualized the dropping motion.". Call it sunspots for all I care, it ain't run support. Bert Blyleven, in August of 1986, pitching with the Minnesota Twins against the Angels. Or 40 percent. I practiced it by myself. The ones better than him who are not in would make legitimate candidates. It was the last out of the inning. Blyleven was the epitome of dominant. as Active Spin. Esteban Loaiza made two. I threw him an 0-2 curve and it snapped. Saved him a lot of pain." He tied for second in the league in wins and was second in winning percentage (.731), third in ERA (2.87) and fourth in strikeouts (170). There's the looping 12-6 curveball, which drops off the table just as the hitter thinks he has a read on it. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) "I always played for my island," Alomar said in his induction speech. Only 16 other pitchers have at least 3,000 career strikeouts. The team finishes at 3-under and out of hunt. Because of his competitive streak, Blyleven says things he probably shouldn't, and he usually says them with a biting wit. He needed elbow surgery in '82 after throwing only 20 innings, and in '83 he missed most of the last two months with a right shoulder injury. See all categories. CLEVELAND'S NETHERLANDS-BORN STAR, PITCHER BERT BLYLEVEN, PUTS HIS PEDAL TO THE METAL ON THE FIELD AND OFF Steve Wulf TABLE OF CONTENTS ORIGINAL LAYOUT Bert Blyleven addresses the ball.. He later wished he could have erased the 3-2 fastball he threw to the first batter he faced, Lee Maye. Not many of these around. Sold for $200. Stanky quit on his own. His career was put on hold by a stint with the United States Armed Forces. Bert was a terrific pitchera dominating pitcher. He also became a baseball fan. Essentially a two-pitch hurler (curveball and fastball) thus far in his career, Blyleven developed an offspeed pitch during spring training in 1971, and the results were immediate. Actually, Blyleven was suffering from a groin pull and eventually took himself out of the game. Blyleven was recently inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame after recording over 3,700 strikeouts in his career. That's why he gave up so many solo shots late in games - he was throwing his pitch with a comfortable lead and didn't care if the batter knew it was coming. "He knows how to finish a game now," says Indian pitching coach Don McMahon. The difference between the two projections should be what his run support cost him. Even though he put more miles on his arm in his 20s then nearly all of them, he kept on going. Thats doesnt sould too bad. "Thanks everyone for coming, and good night. When The Chicken brought his act to Cleveland, pitchers (from left) Ernie Camacho, Blyleven, Luis Aponte and Mike Jeffcoat were his plucky backups. Expected Weighted On-base Average (xwOBA). Half of them blew their arms out right after turning 30. He also won a World Series in 1979 with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Spanky, we love you.". It wasn't until he got married in 1971 that he noticed on his birth certificate that he's really Rik Aalbert. Statcast defines a 'hard-hit ball' as one hit with an Nicknamed "the Barber," Sal Maglie commanded the corners of the plate as well as any pitcher in the history of baseball. The answer is 11. [15] Blyleven was unhappy playing for the lackluster Indians and forced a trade back to the Twins,[16] where he passed the 3,000-strikeout mark and helped the Twins to a 1987 World Series victory. Rik Aalbert (Bert) Blyleven [1951] Bert Blyleven was and still is the only native Dutchman to have made a successful career, as measured by quality of play, in American professional baseball. 1. Only nine? Bert Blyleven, who was actually born Rik Aalbert Blijleven, was a Major League Baseball player who pitched for the Minnesota Twins (1970-1976), Texas Rangers (1976-1977), Pittsburgh Pirates (1978-1980), Cleveland Indians (1981-1985), Minnesota Twins (1985-1988), and California Angels (1989-1990, 1992). Play-by-play data prior to 2002 was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted Thats especially the case for the guys who finished near the top of the list (and where Blyleven would be if he didnt weirdly have those 17 missing wins). Buyer pays for return shipping. On September 22, 1977, just two weeks after being sidelined with a groin injury, Blyleven no-hit the California Angels 60 at Anaheim Stadium. ", Not only does Blyleven pitch for the Indians, he actually likes being an Indian. (Lou Sauritch/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) Shop "I told our third baseman, Steve Braun, to watch for a bunt," says Blyleven, "but Spanky laid a perfect one down. Heres the chart showing how he shakes out year-by-year by this system: Looking at it above, how come he didnt win more games when pitching so great in the early part of his career? He's fifth on the active list in shutouts, sixth in strikeouts, eighth in victories and eighth in innings pitched. There are 16 names, but only one 300-game winner. In 22 seasons, Blyleven had more than 3,700 career strikeouts, including more than 2,000 of those in 11 seasons with the Twins. The in/out line for the Hall has never been 300 wins. That means isolating it. He just hasn't played on too many clubs that scored a lot of runs for him.". The third pitch was a hard check swing. In 1986, he. The no-hitter was his final start as a Ranger; not until Cole Hamels during the 2015 season would a pitcher be traded after pitching a no-hitter in his most recent start for the team that traded him. Shipping speed. "Curveballs are like snowflakesnone are the same. The likelihood, in percent, that an outfielder will be Communication. of his glove and to the base on a stolen base or pickoff Fansboth at home and at road gamescarried signs to the games saying "Circle me Bert". Blyleven made his major league debut at age 19 for the Twins. In those years he was 59-66 (.472) at the break and 53-38 (.582) afterwards. He won his first World Series with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1979. http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/forgotten-pennant-push-jim-kaat-1967/, interesting article. The list of 1-0 CG SHO, required the Play Index. Koosman's catcher in his Mets days, J.C. Martin, once said that Koosman could throw his 11-5 curveball "any time.". Id say 95 percent of that mysterious third element is luck, but does that mean its never anything else? A Bolt is any run where the Sprint Speed (defined as The youngest player to ever be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame at age 34, Sandy Koufax is the best left-handed pitcher to ever take the mound. And so he ended his career, waiting and wondering if he would get into the Hall of Fame. Actually, given that the park factor was 104, Blylevens run support was nearly league average; 96% of league average to be precise. She says, "So now we'll have two.". He may have been the best pitcher in the history of baseball. Blyleven's third batter was Frank Howard. and play-by-play data provided by Sports Info Solutions. "A Carl Yastrzemski bat. The movement of a pitch is defined in inches, both in His father, Joe, was a handyman who, during World War II, hid his future father-in-law from the Nazis so he wouldn't be put in a concentration camp. Others will call it pitching to the score. When he beat the Twins for Texas on July 26, 1976, Blyleven didn't mince words. After Blyleven, the only 200-game winners to appear in the next five years were Rick Reuschel and Frank Tanana. "One curve I'll always remember was when I was pitching for Pittsburgh, Blyleven once recalled. Ill be home soon. Blyleven and his Villa Park neighbors could probably win the American League West. [29] During a 2006 broadcast, Blyleven forgot the name of the movie and had to be reminded of it by a technician in the broadcast booth. I have to ask him, 'Bert, what would you throw if you had my stuff?' Thats the question. He took quiet pride in Todd's 10-point game, a performance that reminded one of a young Jack Sikma. With the power of the internet, Lederers persistenceand, oh yeah, Blylevens own solid casehell have a nice weekend in upstate New York this year. Many new voters had entered the mix, and old ones passed on. No other prominent pitcher in his prime had such a lousy divergence from his expected W-L record based on his real-life run support as Blyleven did. Updated: Saturday, March 4, 2023 3:30 AM ET, Park Factors I wanted 300 wins, 5,000 innings, and 4,000 strikeouts, he admits, but after shoulder surgery in spring training in 1993, I would pitch four or five innings and my body would say no more. 1.18 ERA 184 Fastball Speed 165 Regular Speed 160 Slowball Speed 10 Left Curve 6 Right Curve 9 Drop Rating 54 Endurance Bio Born Rik Aalbert Blyleven on April 6, 1951 in Zeist, Holland. Who the hell wanted this old-timer in the HOF anyways? ", Blyleven wraps up the evening. But he did. They have a right to act any way they like.". He had looked up the records of Walter Johnson and Cy Young when he was young. When the Angels came to nearby Anaheim in 1966, Bert didn't switch his allegiance, although he did become one of the stadium rats. Even back in 1969 Blyleven had his sensational curve. pitch. Only two of them won 30 games after their age 30 seasonJim Palmer and Bob Fellerand none did it after age 32. "When they asked us who wanted to play in the Instructional League in the fall of '69, I was the first one to raise my hand," he says. He began teaching the pitch to himself, learning to throw a drop in junior high. Blyleven did not know his correct name until he was about to get married. Blyleven recorded 3,701 career strikeouts, the fifth-most in MLB history. Rik Aalbert Blyleven was born in Zeist, the Netherlands on April 6, 1951. Rik Aalbert Blyleven was born in Zeist, a municipality in Utrecht, Netherlands, the son of Johannes Cornelius and Jannigje Blijleven. ", In a list full of "Uncle Charlies" (a common nickname for a curveball), Doc Gooden's deuce is "Lord Charles.". Blyleven has put on more than his share in the past, for a variety of causes, and this is his second of the current off-season. Adrian Devine, Tommy Boggs and Eddie Miller were traded from the Rangers to the Braves. Blyleven was inducted to the Hall of Fame in 2011 after receiving 79.7% of the vote on his 14th attempt. Watching him, one of his partners said, "He seems like a great guy. He currently resides in Fort Myers, Florida. Joe's brother, Cor, had gone to the U.S. before the war, and because it was easier to enter from Canada than from Holland, the Blylevens emigrated to Saskatchewan when Bert was two. At least his induction might open the door for more worthy candidates, certainly Jimm Kaat is this mans superior as an MLB pitcher. This was especially pronounced in his first seven full seasons, 1971-77, when he was in his prime. Gary Carter, Rich Gossage, Jim Rice, and Bruce Sutter have all gotten in, after initially finishing under 50 percent. His run support wasnt that good every year, but by and large it was better than I wouldve guessed. Nolan Ryan and Bert Blyleven had the tightest rotation and velocity combination," Schmidt was quoted as saying in a recent Associated Press story. Bert (Blyleven) was a terrific pitcher - a dominating pitcher." After the 1977 season, he was traded to the Pirates in a rare four-team trade. All Win Expectancy, Leverage Index, Run Expectancy, and Fans Scouting Report data licenced from TangoTiger.com. The only problem was that his name was published as "Blylevan," which is the way the Twins spelled it in those days. I'm thrilled to see Blyleven in the HOF. He had thought all his life his given name was "Rikaalbert". You've got to be kidding. Weve already figured out what Blylevens record should be based on pythaging his RA/9IP and league-average run support. That year, he pitched 293.2 innings and completed 24 games, a feat that has not been repeated since. Uh, okay, Dean Chance). Played in the Big Leagues from 1971-1990 and 1992. xBA measures the likelihood that a batted ball will In 2007, Blyleven's total dipped to 47.7% (75% is the minimum required for admission to the Hall). Patty came out and said, 'Don't you think you should go back?' Free shipping for many products! "[17], Blyleven was a pitching coach for the Netherlands in the 2009 World Baseball Classic. Hey, wait a minute, Francisco, where are you going? "This is for a free membership to Racquetball World. Autographed in English. thrown with. Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett would be describing Koufaxs curve that he threw off that high mound, Blyleven recalled. Blyleven is the winning pitcher in Game 3 of the NLCS and Game 5 (pitching in relief) of the World Series. 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