Bert Blyleven

I didn't dub it.

I was looking at it, and Burt Blyleven was one of the names for the episode title.

That's a fun one.

That's it.

300-game winner.

That's a good one.

Yeah, Burt Blyleven.

It was like some Phillies guy, and then Matt Olsen were the three that they would recommend.

They're going to the post at Minnesota.

Wilbur Wood against Blyleven up there for the White Sox-Minnesota game at Detroit.

Klein against Lulich in the Yankee-Detroit game.

This batter now is Dell Unser.

They're going to the post at Minnesota.

Wilbur Wood against Blyleven up there for the White Sox-Minnesota game at Detroit.

Klein against Lulich in the Yankee-Detroit game.

This batter now is Dell Unser.

[national anthem playing] From Three Rivers Stadium, our national anthem, the Pirates have taken the field.

Burt Blyleven pitching the first game.

And behind Blyleven defensively, at first base, Bill Robinson, Phil Garner at second, Tim Foli is shortstop, and Bill Madlock is at third.

In the Buccos outfield, Lee Lacy making his first appearance in this series in left field.

Picked up as a free agent, in center field is Omar Moreno, and the right fielder is Dave Parker.

Steve Nicosia doing the catching.

On the mound is 28-year-old right-hander Burt Blyleven.

He has been pitching well of late.

So I think it's a couple things.

I think that, I mean, you go back and look at the number of complete games that pitchers threw in their career, like Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry, Bert Blyleven, Jim Kaat.

I mean, they were getting 30 complete games in a season.

We might not get 30 combined with all 30 teams this year, complete games.

Skipping back to the National League after one inning of play, the Houston Astros lead the Atlanta Braves two to one.

In the later game in the American League, Texas at California, the probable pitchers for the Rangers, Bert Blyleven, 13 and 12, against Paul Hargrove, eight and 10.

Again, the first game of the double header in the National League, Montreal beats St. Louis four to two.

They're just beginning the second contest.

I'm with you.

You know, I mean, I, you know, I grew up watching Candelaria and Rick Russell and Rick Rhoden and Jim, Jim Rooker and Burt Blyleven and, you know, To- Tom Sea and all these guys, like, just expecting pitchers to go seven innings, you know? And, uh, and just watching a new guy crowd out every couple innings is...

I mean, I, I guess it shouldn't bother me, is they're not doing it mid-inning.

Um, but-