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Worst QB's in NFL History
(Based off of TD's to INTs) QB TD's INT's Ratio 10. Kent Nix 23 49 2.1/1 9. Heath Shuler 15 33 2.2/1 8. Jeff Komlo 12 28 2.3/1 7. Ryan Leaf 14 36 2.6/1 6. Kelly Stouffer 7 19 2.7/1 5. Bob Avellini 33 69 3/1 4. Gary Huff 16 50 3.1/1 3. Nathan Peterman 3 12 4/1 2. Rick Horton 7 30 4.3/1 1. Andrew Walter 3 16 5.3/1 PBS 2018 NBA Over/ Unders
Phoenix Suns UNDER 29 Minnesota Timberwolves UNDER 45 Cleveland Cavaliers UNDER 30.5 New Orleans Pelicans OVER 46 Toronto Raptors OVER 55 1st Black Managers in MLB history by team
Cleveland Indians- Frank Robinson, 1975 Chicago White Sox- Larry Doby, 1978 San Francisco Giants- Frank Robinson, 1981 Seattle Mariners- Maury Wills, 1981 Baltimore Orioles- Frank Robinson, 1988 Toronto Blue Jays- Cito Gaston, 1989 Kansas City Royals- Hal McRae, 1991 Colorado Rockies- Don Baylor, 1993 Chicago Cubs- Don Baylor, 2000 Tampa Bay Rays- Hal McRae, 2001 Pittsburgh Pirates- Lloyd McClendon, 2001 Montreal Expos- Frank Robinson, 2002 Milwaukee Brewers- Jerry Royster, 2002 New York Mets- Willie Randolph, 2006 Texas Rangers- Ron Washington, 2007 Houston Astros- Cecil Cooper, 2007 Cincinnati Reds- Dusty Baker, 2008 San Diego Padres- Dave Roberts, 2016 Los Angeles Dodgers- Dave Roberts, 2017 Atlanta Braves (1876)- NONE St. Louis Cardinals (1882)- NONE Philadelphia Phillies (1883)- NONE Boston Red Sox (1901)- NONE New York Yankees (1901)- NONE Detroit Tigers (1901)- NONE Philadelphia Athletics (1901)- NONE Minnesota Twins (1901)- NONE Los Angeles Angels (1961)- NONE Florida Marlins (1993)- NONE Arizona Diamondbacks (1998)- NONE Coming soon: List of each team's first Latin or Hispanic MLB manager |
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2019 30-1 MLB Countdown
30. Baltimore Orioles 53-109 29. Miami Marlins 61-101 28. Kansas City Royals 61-101 27. Detroit Tigers 66-96 26. Texas Rangers 68-94 25. Seattle Mariners 72-90 24. Arizona Diamondbacks 73-89 23. Chicago White Sox 75-87 22. Pittsburgh Pirates 75-87 21. San Francisco Giants 78-84 20. San Diego Padres 80-82 19. Cincinnati Reds 80-82 18. Tampa Bay Rays 81-81 17. Toronto Blue Jays 82-80 16. Oakland Athletics 82-80 15. Washington Nationals 84-78 14. Atlanta Braves 84-78 13. Chicago Cubs 84-78 12. Los Angeles Angels 84-78 11. Los Angeles Dodgers 84-78 10. New York Mets 85-77 9. Cleveland Indians 89-74 8. Minnesota Twins 90-73 7. Milwaukee Brewers 90-72 6. St. Louis Cardinals 91-71 5. Philadelphia Phillies 92-70 4. Boston Red Sox 95-67 3. Colorado Rockies 96-66 2. Houston Astros 97-65 1. New York Yankees 99-63 Division Winner Wild Card Total Wins and Losses for the season Wins 2431 Losses 2431 |
JOHN PIELLI is a baseball historian, writer, and radio show host in New Jersey. The Passed Ball Show can be heard every Monday through Friday 6-7 pm est on www.periscope.tv
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The Passed Ball Show has returned and can now be seen Monday through Friday 6-7 pm est via periscope and Facebook live. The only show that incorporates baseball and it’s history, controversial Sports topics, and unifying America!
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The Passed Ball Show brings the history of America's Past Time back to the conventional baseball fan while still keeping you updated with the latest of what is going on in the game. In addition to his experience as a baseball historian, John divulges into controversial sports topics. Additionally, John is one of the only public speakers advocating a change in the political party system as a means to unifying the citizens of America. Check out the archived shows, the MLB interview page as well as the historical Bases Empty Blog- all located on the site... ENJOY
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Baseball Hall of Fame Comparison: (2017 version) Barry Larkin vs Alan Trammell (CONGRATS BBHOF 2018!) Larkin GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS OPS+ 2180-9057-1329-2340-441-76-198-960- 379-.295- .815-116 Trammell 2293-9376-1231-2365-412-55-185-1003-236-.285-.767-110 Willie Stargell vs Fred McGriff Stargell 2360-9027- 1194- 2232-423-55-475-1540- -.282-.889-147 McGriff 2460-10174-1349-2490-441-24-493-1550- -.284-.886-134 John Smoltz vs Curt Schilling Smoltz G- GS- W- L SV- ERA- IP- ER- BB- K- WHIP- ERA+ 723-481-213-155-154-3.33-3473-1284-1010-3084-1.176-125 Schilling 569-436-216-146-22- 3.46-3261-1253-711- 3116-1.137-127 Bruce Sutter vs Lee Smith (CONGRATS BBHOF 2019!) Sutter 661 -0- 68- 71- 300-2.83-1042-328-309- 861- 1.140- 136 Smith 1022-6- 71- 92-478- 3.03-1289-434-486- 1251-1.256- 132 |
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In Memoriam:
The following players and guests have all appeared on the Passed Ball Show and are no longer with us. They are forever members of the PBS family:
Vinny Vella, Bob Friend, Eli Grba, Joe Landrum, Carl Scheib, Ed Charles, Chuck Churn, Jim Bunning, Roy Sievers, Ned Garver, Steve Korcheck, Joe Durham, Milt Pappas, Monte Irvin, Frank Malzone, Hal Brown, Willie Royster, Darryl Hamilton, Earl Averill, Mike Caracciolo (The Kid From Brooklyn), Harry Warner, Jerry Lumpe, Art Schult, Justin Miller.
The following players and guests have all appeared on the Passed Ball Show and are no longer with us. They are forever members of the PBS family:
Vinny Vella, Bob Friend, Eli Grba, Joe Landrum, Carl Scheib, Ed Charles, Chuck Churn, Jim Bunning, Roy Sievers, Ned Garver, Steve Korcheck, Joe Durham, Milt Pappas, Monte Irvin, Frank Malzone, Hal Brown, Willie Royster, Darryl Hamilton, Earl Averill, Mike Caracciolo (The Kid From Brooklyn), Harry Warner, Jerry Lumpe, Art Schult, Justin Miller.