Sutter punches ticket for Cooperstown
COOPERSTOWN, New York (Ticker) - Closer Bruce Sutter has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Results of the ballots cast by qualified members of the Baseball Writers Association of America were announced on Tuesday.
Sutter excelled in the days before the save was devalued by managers who now use their stopper only for one inning and every time his club had a lead of three runs or less.
In Sutter's top save season - 45 in 1984 - he pitched more than one inning in 51 of his 71 outings, including three innings six times. He topped 100 innings five times during his career, which spanned from 1976-1988.
The closer on the St. Louis Cardinals' 1982 world championship squad, Sutter broke in with the Chicago Cubs and introduced baseball to the split-finger fastball. He won the National League Cy Young Award in 1979, finished in the top 10 four other times and led the NL in saves five straight seasons.
The story on MLB.com which also has the vote tally
I'm disappointed Sutter is the only one. Rice, Gossage and Dawson were as close as they'll likely ever get
COOPERSTOWN, New York (Ticker) - Closer Bruce Sutter has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Results of the ballots cast by qualified members of the Baseball Writers Association of America were announced on Tuesday.
Sutter excelled in the days before the save was devalued by managers who now use their stopper only for one inning and every time his club had a lead of three runs or less.
In Sutter's top save season - 45 in 1984 - he pitched more than one inning in 51 of his 71 outings, including three innings six times. He topped 100 innings five times during his career, which spanned from 1976-1988.
The closer on the St. Louis Cardinals' 1982 world championship squad, Sutter broke in with the Chicago Cubs and introduced baseball to the split-finger fastball. He won the National League Cy Young Award in 1979, finished in the top 10 four other times and led the NL in saves five straight seasons.
The story on MLB.com which also has the vote tally
I'm disappointed Sutter is the only one. Rice, Gossage and Dawson were as close as they'll likely ever get