Thursday, September 15, 2016
#576 - Jaime Cocanower
What a card: This is Jaime Cocanower's first card in a Topps base set. He first appeared in the 1984 Topps Traded and Fleer Update sets.
My observation on the front: One of those photos that makes it appear as if the pitcher is an amputee.
More opinion from me: I think it's outstanding that the Brewers saw to it in 1986 that their bullpen contained both Jaime Cocanower and Bryan Clutterbuck (RIP).
Something you might know: Cocanower was a regular in the Brewers' starting rotation in 1984, right behind Don Sutton and Moose Haas.
Something you might not know: Cocanower set a Pacific Coast League record for wild pitches in a season. During his last year in pro ball, with the Dodgers' Triple A squad in 1987, he threw 32(!) wild pitches.
My observation on the back: Another phoned-in trivia question.
The blog wants to speak now: The News category is updated.
Labels:
Brewers,
Jaime Cocanower
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