If you were to put a list together of the unsung Relief Pitchers of the 1980s, Craig Lefferts would have to be on it.

A Chicago Cub as a rookie, Lefferts was sent to San Diego as part of a three-team trade before the 1984 Season.  Lefferts appeared in at least 60 Games over his first three years in San Diego, even leading the NL in Games Pitched (83) in 1986. The year after, he was trading during the season to San Francisco, but he returned home as a Free Agent for the 1990 Season, this time as a closer where he had back-to-back 23 Save years.  Lefferts was again traded during the season, this time in 1992, with Baltimore as his landing spot.

With the Giants, Lefferts had 64 Saves in 375 Games.