Great (and somewhat forgotten) Yankees
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- Oct 21
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Spud Chandler
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How can anyone forget Spud!? He's great when Immaculate Grid asks for a Yankee MVP. (However, he really didn't deserve it; Lou Boudreau out-WARred him by 1.7 wins, and even if you discount all the other teams because New York ran away with the League by 13.5 games (17.5 over Cleveland), Charlie Keller and Joe Gordon both had slightly better numbers than Chandler.)
few still remember why it was that he became known as Spud