You’d think a hurricane was coming prior to the 1973 season, not a snowstorm. Popular first baseman George “Boomer” Scott said 1972 had been his most difficult season in the big leagues due to player moves on the team.
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Thanks. Robin Yount debuted in 73, I believe. A bit surprised that two time MVP didn’t get al little ink. Otherwise, enjoyed this read a lot.
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He wasn’t drafted until June, 1973 – so the snowout happened before he was part of the organization.
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