David Nightingale, “The Pirate Problem,” The Sporting News, September 9, 1985.
Bob Moose: my very first baseball card in 1974, playing for my beloved Pittsburgh Pirates; born 10/9/47...died 10/9/76; came closest of anyone to pitching no-hitter at Forbes Field (1968); Pirate rookie of the year 1968; pitched a no-hitter vs Mets 1969; led league in winning pct 1969; 1971 world series champ; threw wild pitch in October 1972 playoff game; led Pirates in saves in 1976. SCROLL DOWN FOR MANY PHOTOS, BLOGS & EVEN SOME VIDEOS. BOB, YOU ARE GREATLY MISSED!
Bob Moose Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
A plaque was dedicated to Moose in the Pirates locker room at Three Rivers Stadium
A plaque was dedicated to Moose in the Pirates locker room at Three Rivers Stadium. It read, “A great competitor who had desire, confidence, class and style, but above all, the ability to be color blind when it came to people from origins other than his own.” At a time when a good number of Pittsburgh fans (who were mostly white) had issues with the number of black and Hispanic players on the team, local boy Bob Moose showed a better way.
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