When I was pretty young, my father and I were travelling through WI and saw Mr. Trout pitch in Appleton (family has a cabin up nord, don chya know).
Steve had a looping curve, and was of course known on ESPN (by Berman) as Steve "Rainbow" Trout as result - he pitched better for the Cubs than the Sox, if memory serves - to whom he went in the early 80's
P, I'll bet anything I was there. I lived less than a mile from Goodland Field and my brothers and I used to go to the games pretty much every night. I saw Trout pitch many times. And you are right - he was significantly better with the Cubs.
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When I was pretty young, my father and I were travelling through WI and saw Mr. Trout pitch in Appleton (family has a cabin up nord, don chya know).
Steve had a looping curve, and was of course known on ESPN (by Berman) as Steve "Rainbow" Trout as result - he pitched better for the Cubs than the Sox, if memory serves - to whom he went in the early 80's
P, I'll bet anything I was there. I lived less than a mile from Goodland Field and my brothers and I used to go to the games pretty much every night. I saw Trout pitch many times. And you are right - he was significantly better with the Cubs.
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