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Catfish Hunter was an All-Star starting pitcher for the Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees. A 5-time World Series champion, he was the first million dollar per year baseball player, and after his retirement was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He passed away from complications from Lou Gehrig Disease in 1999.
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Fast Facts:
- Born: April 8, 1946
- Birthplace: Hertford, North Carolina
- 7-Time American League All-Star
- Cy Young Award Winner
- Died: September 9, 1999
- Fullname: James Augustus Hunter
- Given nickname Catfish by A's owner Charley Finley
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Catfish Hunter on Amazon
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Jim Catfish Hunter Autographed Signed October 23 1972 Sports Illustrated Magazine Professionally Matted Cover 11 X 14 Size Ready To Frame
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Catfish Hunter Questions
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Catfish Hunter Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the Oakland Athletics
- Baseball-Reference.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6-0
- Weight: 195
- Bats: Right
- Throws: Right
- Rookie Year: 1965
Catfish Hunter Timeline
- April 8, 1946: Born
- 1965: Get His First Win Versus The Boston Red Socks
- 1966: Voted To The American League All-Star Team
- 1967: Voted For The 2nd Year In A Row To The American League All-Star Team
- 1968: Pitches First Perfect Game In The American League Since 1922
- 1974: Wins Cy Young Award And Is Named Pitcher Of The Year
- 1979: Retires From Baseball After 7 All-Star Appearances
- 1987: Inducted Into National Baseball Hall Of Fame
- August 30, 1999: Dies from Lou Gherig's Disease At The Age Of 53
Catfish Hunter Merchandise
- Grandstand Sports: Catfish Hunter Memorabilia
- MLB.com Shop: Catfish Hunter Merchandise
- Amazon.com: Catfish Hunter
- eBay: Catfish Hunter Auctions
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