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- Full name: Robert William Andrew Feller
- Born: November 3, 1918
- Birthplace: Van Meter, Iowa
- Nickname: "Rapid Robert," "Bullet Bob," "Heater from Van Meter"
- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 185 lbs
- Position: Pitcher
- Batted: Right
- Threw: Right
- Career strikeouts: 2,581Baseball-Reference.com: Bob Feller
- Career wins: 266Baseball-Reference.com: Bob Feller
- Pitched three no-hittersNational Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Bob Feller
- Only pitcher to ever throw an Opening Day no-hitterOfficial Site: Bob Feller Fast Facts
- Won 20 or more games in a season six timesNational Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Bob Feller
- 8-time All-Star
- Struck out 17 batters at the age of 17National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Bob Feller
- Enlisted in the U.S. Navy following the Pearl Harbor attack and missed four seasonsNational Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: Bob Feller
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Bob Feller is a former professional baseball pitcher who played his full 18-season Major League career for the Cleveland Indians. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962. Feller is the Cleveland Indians' all-time career leader in victories.Cleveland.com Blog: Paul Hoynes names his best Cleveland Indians... (February 12, 2008)
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Bob Feller Questions
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What episode of SpongeBob SquarePants featured Pantera as a musical guest, where can I find It? 2 AnswersThe SpongeBob episode featuring Pantera is called "Pre-Hibernation Week" (Season 2, Episode 13).Here's a YouTube video I found (not whole episode, poor quality)... read more -
What is your favorite Bob Dylan cover song? 13 AnswersLol, it is a Tie between "Just Like a Woman" (Richie Havens, Mixed Bag, 1967) or "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (Guns N' Roses, Use Your Illusion II, 1991) and ... read more -
Interpreting Bob Dylans Precious Angel 4 AnswersThe singer in this song is Solomon and he is singing this to the Queen of Sheba. We learn only a little about her from the Bible, but it is what happens to th... read more
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Name Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the Cleveland Indians
- MLB.com: Career Stats
- Wins-Losses: 266-162
- ERA: 3.25
- Strikeouts: 2581
- Rookie Year Pitcher: 1936
Name Timeline
- November 3, 1918: Born
- 1936: Debut with the Cleveland Indians
- 1940: Led the American League in wins, strikeouts and ERA
- 1941: Enlisted in the United States Navy during World War II and served as a gun captain for 4 years
- 1948: Helped the Indians win the World Series
- 1956: Final game in MLB with the Cleveland Indians
- 1962: Inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame with 93% of the balloting
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