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Cap Anson

Cap Anson

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Search complete. 11 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Cap Anson".

Oct 12, 2026

Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
13:39
A guy like Kid Nichols was like that.
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
13:41
But like Cap Anson, I don't really want any Cap Anson stuff in my PC.
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
13:48
Why is that? Is he
MattHOST
13:51
a bad guy?
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
14:18
Relax.
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
14:19
You look it up.
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
14:19
You look up, Cap Anson.
Jake T. O'DonnellHOST
14:21
All right.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
99:42
The excitement of Pete Rose extending his hitting streak to 30 straight with that single in the fifth inning.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
99:47
We overlooked the fact that that base hit broke him out of a 10th place tie with Cap Anson, hit number 3,082 in his career.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
99:54
So Pete is in 10th place all by himself on the all-time hit list.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:00
No balls and two strikes.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:09
It's now 6-4 San Francisco.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:14
Foul back by Corral.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:16
Having bypassed Cap Anson, Pete's next man in sight is Paul Weiner, number nine on the list with a total of 3,152.
Marty BrennamanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:33
Which Pete's 70 bases away from him.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
4:02
I didn't know that because when you're in Hot Springs in the 1890s, The White Sox, that's when they started training in Hot Springs.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
4:13
And they had a guy named Cap Anson who was kind of one of the stars of baseball at that time who should not be in the Hall of Fame because he almost single-handedly kept black players out in the early 1900s.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
4:24
Right.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
4:25
But nonetheless, he was the first guy that had 3,000 hits.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:01
They had these cards called Old Judge, and they were in 172s.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:06
And, uh, the card was an 1887 Cap Anson was the very first Cub card.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:13
If you have an eight, a near mint, that card would get you $150,000 these days.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:19
And the last one that sold was a five, and it sold for $7,000.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:24
So Cap Anson, the 1800s.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:27
[laughs] Cards go back that far.
JJ JacksonHOST
27:29
All right.
Drew CreasmanHOST
15:33
Then we get into, there are a couple of these guys from the 1800s.
Drew CreasmanHOST
15:35
So Cap Anson's in third place.
Drew CreasmanHOST
15:38
Yeah.
Drew CreasmanHOST
15:38
Wouldn't
JeffHOST
18:15
In August 1881, Detroit Wolverines purchased his contract.
JeffHOST
18:19
He debuted on August 27th, and he beat Cap Anson's Chicago White Sox 9-1.
JeffHOST
18:26
Then he lost his next four games, finishing the season with a 1-4 mark, a pretty mid-start for a career at this point.
JeffHOST
18:35
Yeah.
Danny RockettHOST
34:35
He owed everybody money, this guy, Silver Flint.
Danny RockettHOST
34:39
And he – what's his name? Cap Anson? Have fun in hell, Cap.
Danny RockettHOST
34:46
Anyway, Cap Anson, he went to jail – Because he stood up for Silver Flit and this other guy who who and helped him them evade arrest from the sheriff.
Danny RockettHOST
35:00
So so they Silver Flit escaped.
Danny RockettHOST
35:03
He owed everybody money, ended up dying of consumption at like like age 36 in his ex-wife, who was like a minstrel show girl.

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