Bruce Sutter, MLB Hall of Famer and Cy Young winner, dies
Sutter was one of the first to throw a split-finger fastball, debuted with the Chicago Cubs in 1976 and won a World Series in 1982 with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Sutter was one of the first to throw a split-finger fastball, debuted with the Chicago Cubs in 1976 and won a World Series in 1982 with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Sutter spent 12 years in the major leagues with the Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves, compiling a 68-71 record to go with 300 saves and a 2.83 career ERA.
Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Bruce Sutter has died at the age of 69.
Sutter was one of the first to throw a split-finger fastball, debuted with the Chicago Cubs in 1976 and won a World Series in 1982 with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Sutter was one of the first to throw a split-finger fastball, debuted with the Chicago Cubs in 1976 and won a World Series in 1982 with the St. Louis Cardinals.