John Bateman retweeted
BBWAA have long been idiots. 5.3% didn't vote for Willie Mays, Ruth 4.9%, Ted Williams 6.6%, Honus Wagner 4.9%, Musial 6.8%, Speaker 17.9%
John Bateman retweeted
Please take a moment to remember former Montreal Expos catcher John Bateman who would've turned 86 today.
He passed away in 1996.
#Expos
The top five single-season stolen base rankings for a Montreal Expos catcher are:
Gary Carter 10 1978
John Bateman 8 1970
Mike Fitzgerald 8 1990
Gary Carter 5 1974
Gary Carter 5 1975
John Bateman retweeted
This photo was taken on May 28, 1966, during game two of a doubleheader with the Pirates. That's me catching and Mel Steiner behind me. Robin Roberts was pitching. Clemente went 0-4 that day. I had a home run, but we lost 5-2. We did win the first game of the doubleheader.
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In 1970 I was 20th in the NL in Power/Speed. Ranked better than Cedeño, Mays, Clemente, and Dick Allen.
You can look it up.
Had my best game of my career on this day in 1970. I went 3 for 5 with a grand slam, a double, a single, 7 RBI, and 7 Total bases vs the Cardinals.
On this day in 1966 I hit my first homerun off Dick Ellsworth. It was the first of four that I would hit off him in 1966. Had another On June 12 and hit two more on August 9. Four out my 17 homeruns that year! I cried myself to sleep when he was traded to Boston of the A.L.
Warren Spahn won 363 games and hit 35 HRs, including at least one every year between 1948-1964. I hit .364 against him in 11 at bats.
On this day in 1966 Frank Carpin was the winning pitcher vs. the Cubs without throwing a pitch.
With 2 outs in top of 13th Beckert & Phillips stole 2nd and 3rd. Phillips was then was caught stealing home. Wynn knocked in Morgan to win in bottom of 13th. @blummer27


















