Bruce Sutter

Bruce Sutter is a Hall of Fame relief pitcher and Cy Young Award winner who was one of the early adopters of the split-finger fastball.National Baseball Hall Of Fame and Museum: Bruce Sutter He recorded 300 saves during his career and led the National League in saves five times.MLB.com: Hall Of Fame Calls On Sutter (January 10, 2006)

1. 6-Time All-Star
2. Cy Young Award winner (1979)
3. Career saves: 300Baseball-Reference.com: Bruce Sutter
4. Saved 20+ games in nine straight seasonsBaseball-Reference.com: Bruce Sutter
5. Career ERA: 2.83Baseball-Reference.com: Bruce Sutter
6. Career strikeouts: 861Baseball-Reference.com: Bruce Sutter
7. Won the World Series with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1982
8. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame (2006)
9. First strictly-relief pitcher ever inducted into the Hall of FameMLB.com: Hall Of Fame Calls On Sutter (January 10, 2006)

• Mahalo's Guide to the St. Louis Cardinals
• Baseball-Reference.com: Bruce Sutter
  • Height: 6' 2"
  • Weight: 190 Pounds
  • Bats: Right
  • Throws: Right
  • Rookie Year: 1976

• January 8, 1953: Born

• 1971: Signs As Free Agent With The Chicago Cubs

• 1976: Moves To The Majors

• 1979: Wins The Cy Young Award With 37 Saves For The Year

• 1980: Traded To The St. Louis Cardinals

• 1984: Joins The Atlanta Braves As A Free Agent

• 1988: Retires From Baseball

• 2006: Inducted Into National Baseball Hall Of Fame