Mediocre Major League Baseball Players -- Robert Priddy
A precursor of the modern day baseball player, Robert Priddy's hobby was coin collecting. All sarcasm aside, Priddy was one of those journeyman ball players who looked old even when he was young. This gave him a grizzled veteran presence that, unfortunately didn't translate into much success during the 1960s. He did go 6-3 in 1966 with the San Francisco Giants, but I remember him going 3-11 with the Chicago White Sox in 1968. I think if Priddy was pitching today, however, he would earn a lot of money as a situational pitcher. He had good stuff as a starter and reliever, but just didn't live up to the promise, going 24-38 in his career for the Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants, Washington Senators, Chicago White Sox, California Angels and Atlanta Braves.
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