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Feller made his first major league start on Aug. 23, 1936, two months shy of turning 18. He never pitched in the minors, and when the Indians decided to use him in a relief role on July 19, 1936, he was the youngest player ever to pitch in a major league game. Many wondered if the kid who would later credit his arm strength to milking cows, picking corn, and baling hay was in over his head. Hardly. Using a fastball later [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] dubbed "the Van Meter heater," Feller struck out 15 two shy of the major league record in his first game, beating the St. Louis Browns 4-1 a star was born. Later that season, Feller established the AL record by striking out 17 Philadelphia Athletics.
"We have all lost a friend and the nation has lost an icon," former Indians manager Mike Hargrove said. "Bob was always there with a word of advice or a story. The thing is that they were always relevant and helpful. I will never forget before the first game of the `97 World Series, Bob came up to me and patted me on the back and told me how proud he was of me and the team, then gave me a buckeye and said it was for luck. "I don't think that Bob ever believed in luck, just hard work and an honest effort. I will miss Bob very much. He [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] was my friend," he said. An eight-time All-Star, Feller compiled statistics from 1936 through 1956 that guaranteed his Hall of Fame enshrinement.
He led the AL in victories six times and is still the Indians' career leader in shutouts (46), innings pitched (3,827), walks (1,764), complete games (279), wins and strikeouts. Despite losing his two starts, Feller won a World Series title with the Indians in 1948. When he returned from military duty in 1946, Feller arguably had his finest season, going 26-15 with a 2.18 ERA and pitching 36 complete games and 10 shutouts. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] For comparison's sake, the Indians' entire pitching staff had 10 complete games and four shutouts last season. Born Nov. 3, 1918, near Van Meter, Iowa, Robert Andrew William Feller was 16 when he caught the eye of Indians scout Cy Slapnicka.
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