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 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.
Bruce Sutter, who entered the Baseball Hall of Fame after 300 saves with the Cubs, Cardinals and Braves, has died at 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.
When Bruce Sutter began experimenting with the split-fingered fastball, he wasn't looking for a path to Cooperstown. He was just hoping to save his career.