I think Bert as an announcer has brought a lot of fun to the Twins broadcasts. It doesn't matter where the Twins are playing, there is sure to be someone in the stands with a Circle Me Bert sign. (I love seeing the signs on t.v. but I hate sitting behind one at a game) Bert definitely knows the game and is a good commentator.
The questions remains--Why is Bert not in the Hall of Fame? It baffles me. The statistics below bear the prove that Bert is Hall of Fame worthy.
287 wins - 24th on the All-Time list.
250 loses - 10th on the All-Time list.
4,970 innings pitched - 13th on the All-Time list.
3,701 strikeouts - 5th on the All-Time list.
685 career starts - 8th on the All-Time list.
242 Complete games - 90th on the All-Time list.
60 shutouts - 9th on the All-Time list.
250 loses - 10th on the All-Time list.
4,970 innings pitched - 13th on the All-Time list.
3,701 strikeouts - 5th on the All-Time list.
685 career starts - 8th on the All-Time list.
242 Complete games - 90th on the All-Time list.
60 shutouts - 9th on the All-Time list.
AMEN.
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We are also missing Tony Oliva from the Hall of Fame.
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