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8 years 4 months ago #1005
by Emma Hasan
Al Hrabosky started his career pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1970, and finished out his run 12 years later with the Atlanta Braves. Although he’s now a clean-shaven sports commentator, back in the day he toted around fierce facial hair. His ’stache, which billowed out beyond his chin, paired with indifferent demeanor often mistaken for anger, earned him the nickname "The Mad Hungarian."
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Al Hrabosky started his career pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1970, and finished out his run 12 years later with the Atlanta Braves. Although he’s now a clean-shaven sports commentator, back in the day he toted around fierce facial hair. His ’stache, which billowed out beyond his chin, paired with indifferent demeanor often mistaken for anger, earned him the nickname "The Mad Hungarian."
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