Cliff Lee was known for his methodical pitching style, but it was an effective one.

Jack Quinn was Jamie Moyer before Jamie Moyer.

Don Newcombe was more than a great Pitcher, as he was a trailblazer in terms of African Americans in baseball.

Dolph Camilli came up with the Chicago Cubs, and they arguably gave up as he was prone to the Strikeouts, and he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies.  With Philly, he still struck out a lot but was developing a strong power game.  In 1935, through 1937, the First Baseman would have at least 25 Home Runs, and in the latter two years, he would bat over .310.  In that last season, Camilli would have a league-leading On Base Percentage (.446).