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1972 Topps Baseball

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A review of one of my favorite baseball card sets and a year of change, not only in baseball, but in America.

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1972 Topps Baseball Wednesday, October 4, 2017 #140 -- Pat Dobson Pat Dobson I guess Pat Dobson will always be known as one of Baltimore's 4 20 game winners in 1971.  You have to go back to 2012 to find the last time there were 4 20 game winners in all of MLB....and it ain't happening in 2017, either. Pat Dobson is also known as being the least of the 20 game aces.  On one level, when the other 3 are HOFer Jim Palmer, Dave McNally and Mike Cuellar, that's understandable.  While he was an above-average pitcher, there was nothing that screamed out that he was going to break through as a 29 year old and win 20. Pat started in the Tigers system and worked his way up to the big leagues as a reliever in 1967 and then got 10 starts for the 1968 World Champs.  He was solid with a 2.66 ERA (although his FIP was almost a run higher....Tigers were a good defensive team).  He led the team with 7 saves. He continued as a swingman in 1969, but got hit harder.  After the season he was...

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