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Willard Schmidt was the key guy the Cards gave up. In the season just ended, Schmidt ptiched 4 innings in relief to beat the Phillies on August 2 and go into first place over the Milwaukee Braves, raising his record to 10-1. The Cards trailed off as did Schmidt and finished 8 games back.remembirds wrote: ↑05 Dec 2025 17:13 pm The Curt Flood trade happened 68 years ago today. No, not that one. The first one …
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I posted this trade yesterday and some thought since it was so long ago it was funny. Willard Schmidt, yes, he was key in the grade and wore a great number 44.BrummerStealsHome wrote: ↑05 Dec 2025 23:02 pmWillard Schmidt was the key guy the Cards gave up. In the season just ended, Schmidt ptiched 4 innings in relief to beat the Phillies on August 2 and go into first place over the Milwaukee Braves, raising his record to 10-1. The Cards trailed off as did Schmidt and finished 8 games back.remembirds wrote: ↑05 Dec 2025 17:13 pm The Curt Flood trade happened 68 years ago today. No, not that one. The first one …
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Ted Wieand pitched in 1 game for the Reds, going 2 innings and giving up a 2-run homer. He finished his MLB career with a 9.00 ERA, and a SO/BB ration of infinity (2 Ks, 0 BBs).
Taylor hit .304 in his only time with the Cards. But he only had 23 ABs, mostly as a pinch-hitter before getting placed on waivers and picked up by theBrownsOrioles.
Marty Kutyna pitched three seasons as a mediocre middle reliever first with the Kansas City A's then the Washington Senators.
Then there's this Curt Flood guy . . .