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rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Wed Jun 17, 2015 7:19 pm
by tony best
If a player is listed as RF 2(-4) e 6/ CF 2 e 6 does he still get the -4 arm in centerfield? Is it 0? thanks in advance
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Wed Jun 17, 2015 7:27 pm
by stratfanatic
tony best wrote:If a player is listed as RF 2(-4) e 6/ CF 2 e 6 does he still get the -4 arm in centerfield? Is it 0? thanks in advance
Yes, his arm is -4 in cf
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Wed Jun 17, 2015 7:35 pm
by STEVE F
Yep the 72 Reggie Smith has the same arm in CF
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:09 pm
by tony best
Reggie who?
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:13 pm
by STEVE F
tony best wrote:Reggie who?
An all time favorite of mine. I identified with him as a young man since I was also an ambidextrous drummer.
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:34 pm
by blue turtle
STEVE F wrote:tony best wrote:Reggie who?
An all time favorite of mine. I identified with him as a young man since I was also an ambidextrous drummer.
Reggie Smith played drums?
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Thu Jun 18, 2015 1:26 pm
by STEVE F
blue turtle wrote:STEVE F wrote:tony best wrote:Reggie who?
An all time favorite of mine. I identified with him as a young man since I was also an ambidextrous drummer.
Reggie Smith played drums?
And well! Not professionally, but I saw him play on TV in the late 70's, and he was known to sit in around LA. He was also a gourmet cook!
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Sun Jun 21, 2015 7:38 pm
by alk58
Reggie was opening day 2B for the 1967 Red Sox
Re: rf 2(-4) e 6
Posted:
Sun Jun 21, 2015 7:53 pm
by STEVE F
I thought he was one of the most talented guys I ever knew of. Probably still true after all these years. I remember when the outfielders would throw between innings , he'd throw with both arms. One time he fired a strike to 3b left handed in warmups.