hotel283 10/10/2005
Like the closers of his time, he was a durable pitcher but people forget that baseball labored for years with the stigma that bringing in a reliver was a bad thing. This was still present in the seventies. Minus the moustache, Charlie Finley and the rest of the A's, would he be at the top of this list?
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Bill Dickerson 10/27/2004
Established the position. Outstanding talent. The model all who follow strive to emulate.
swangmaster8 05/20/2004
the best, the only pitcher who could do what he did in his time.
ShaunNC 05/18/2004
Gotta say the guy could pitch. Best 'stache ever too!
alpepper 05/14/2004
Fingers was a schools out caliber closer. He was such a valuable member of those great Oakland A's teams of the 1970s, and then led the moribund Brewers to the World Series. One of the few relievers to win a Cy Young and be in the Hall of Fame.
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