Rick2583
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The bat looked like a twig in his hands - he would he ferocious line drives -- So did McCovey.
I can remember opposing 1b playing McCovey very deep with one foot near the foul line.
And opposing 3b would do just about the same thing when Howard was at bat.
Remember Don Mincher from those Senators? lol
He wasn't in those guys' class - but he could wallop a few HRs here and there.
Those Nats also had a quirky relief pitcher, forgot his name- he would have a funky weird delivery- he would go through some motions and move around, rub here and there... lol (of course with no runners on base)
The only quirky pitcher I remember who would step off the mound mumble some shit into his glove then punch his glove & step back on the mound was the mad Hungarian Al Hrabosky. But he pitched for the Cardinals in the early 70s. I don't know who you mean from the Senators.