cut across shorty said:
bingo...the post season grand slam gave it away I realize
What a strange career though...6 career wins up til age 28 and then at age 32 is one of the games best pitchers...pitching coach guru of the time George Bamburger played a huge part in Cuellar's late development.
Journeyman said:
Not really. It's always a good idea when you pose these questions to figure that the player spent time with the Orioles. My first inclination was Dave McNally because I recall him hitting a post season GS. However, I was pretty sure he didn't get things going that late in his career. I knew it couldn't be Jim Palmer since he won many games at an early age. The next logical choice was someone else from that dominating staff of the early seventies. At that point, Cuellar was the candidate and after looking up his stats he was the answer.
hno: 
uppy: okay no more old Orioles questions
