Pitching Records Versus Team Strength Through Baseball History
The article argues that win loss records and ERA misrepresent a pitcher's value without team context. It cites Mathewson, Walter Johnson, Grover Alexander, and Ruth era shifts, noting how players moved positions and benefited or suffered from weak or strong clubs, with Rowe Leonard and Sisler as examples.
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Tallender
Christy Mathewson
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Phil Murchildon
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Newhouser
Walter Johnson
Grover Alexander
Johnson
Washington
Cobbs
Ruths
Jacksons
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John J. McGraw
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Bucknell
George Sisler
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Babe Ruth
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Ed Barrow
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Double Spiral Stairs Rare Found in Two Buildings
The rare double spiral staircase exists today in only two buildings the Vatican Museum and Chateau Chambord in France. Each section starts on the ground floor on opposite sides and one rises directly above the other to the top. Chambord’s spiral encircles a giant stone column, blocking sightlines between sections.
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