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Richard Pufall
Richard J. Pufall is a veteran sports journalist who spent 15 years at The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, serving as deputy sports editor and executive editor of Packer Plus. He also worked as a sports editor, reporter and columnist for The Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press and The Racine Journal-Times.
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Excellent article; not just about the greatest GAME ever pitched, but about two of the greatest CAREERS in MLB history. Perhaps today’s pitchers would last longer if they used a high leg kick like these two icons. On the other hand, today’s over-trained athletes would probably blow a hammy in the first inning and land on the IL for two months. Such is the nature of the game. Thanks for posting this story. Looking forward to many more.
Very interesting – thanks for sharing !!!