Chuck Klein

Billy Herman of the Cubs.

Outfielders for the Nationals, extra men, Paul Waner of the Pirates, Mel Ott of the Giants, and Chuck Klein of the Cubs.

Just think of a baseball team that keeps Paul Waner, Mel Ott, and Chuck Klein on the bench.

Boy, oh, boy.

Also, the ex- an extra pitcher, Al Lopez of the Dodgers The umpiring today, done, done today will be by Brick Owen and Doug Moriarty from the American League, and Charlie Fuhrman and Dolly Stock of the National League.

That's, Charlie Gallinger went over and had his glove hand on the ball, fumbled it for a moment, and then while he was running at top speed, he kicked the ball about 10 yards out toward the right field foul line, but he was right on it and held Frankie Frisch at second.

The lucky run for the National Leaguers, and the score is eight to five.

Chuck Klein, Chuck Klein is going in to bat for Joey Medwick.

Outfielders for the Nationals, extra men, Paul Wehner of the Pirates.

Mel Otter of the Giants and Chuck Klein of the Cubs.

Just think of a baseball team that keeps Paul Wehner, Mel Otter, and Chick Klein on the bench.

Boy, oh boy.

Pops in right field.

Paul Wayne is in center.

And Chuck Klein is in left.

That's correct.

Okay, his outfield...

Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth, Chuck Klein.

So great job.

Solid,

solid.

Oh, sorry.

Technically, it's also Babe Herman on the 1930 Dodgers, and then Chuck Klein was the DH.

But those guys, Babe Herman hit 390 that year or whatever.

So ...

And I'm not suggesting it's gonna happen, but the only player ever to win the Triple Crown on a sub-500 team is Chuck Klein in 1933 for the Phillies.

Do you find that hard to believe that somebody won a Triple Crown in the league and his team didn't finish 500?

I think that's insane to think about.

He drove in 191 here.

Chuck Klein drove in 159.

Also 171 here.

Lucky Medwick drove in 154.

He drove in 190.

Then after that, Chuck Klein, who drove in 170, and Medlik, who drove in 154.

And the fourth high on that list is held by Tommy Davis with 153.

Now the two-strike pitch.

A little bit of a gap.

Chuck Klein in 32.

With the Phillies.

And Rogers Hornsby in 22.