Top 100 Angels: Bert BLYLEVEN #85
by Rev Halofan on Nov 21, 2008 12:15 AM PST
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PrintA no-brainer for the Baseball Hall of Fame, Bert Blyleven pitched well for the Pirates and Twins before coming to Anaheim and having one of the best seasons (1989) by a pitcher to ever don the halo.
Bert was a Post-2005 Top 100 Angel. Read about his contributions to franchise lore there with a short guest essay written by Baseball Analysts Editor Rich Lederer.
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Rev
The link for Bert “Be home bye Eleven” Blyleven is taking us to Alex Johnson.
Blyleven also pitched well in the years he played at the mistake by the lake. Those were some bad teams yet he still managed to post very good numbers in spite of the team he was surrounded with.
Willie Mays Aikens is FREeeeeeeee
fixed that - thanks for the edit.
If Bert had been a Yankee they would have renamed the empire state building after him.
by Rev Halofan on Nov 21, 2008 12:36 AM PST up reply actions
Bert Blyleven > Ferguson Jenkins
You ever feel as if your mind had started to erode?
funny
Go gettem next year, what have we got to lose--Frankie?
by AnaheimHalos61 on Nov 21, 2008 10:20 PM PST reply actions
Bert
he was a fun pitcher to watch but even better person.
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