Discover The Only Man In Baseball History To Span 2 Decades Each As A Player, Manager & Executive.

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Baseball Hall of Famer, Clark Griffith was known as one of the most prolific minds to ever step onto the baseball diamond or into it’s front office.

 

A crafty, scientific pitcher, Griffith won 237 games in the era that was dominated by fireballers such as Cy Young, Kid Nichols and Amos Rusie. Besides being a successful player, he played keys roles in baseball history as a manager and executive. 

For example, Clark Griffith was the first to extensively utilize relief pitching. As both a manager and executive, he was a pioneer in the recruiting, development and utilization of Cuban talent. He was the original organizer of the club now known as the New York Yankees and a respected figure in the national’s capital, with the ear and respect of nine U.S. Presidents. Many say – including Branch Rickey himself – that Griffith, as owner of the Washington Senators, integrated the game long before Jackie Robinson took the field in the major leagues.
  

YOU’LL DISCOVER MUCH MORE ABOUT CLARK GRIFFITH AS YOU READ THIS FASCINATING BIOGRAPHY ABOUT HIS LIFE FROM AUTHOR AND BASEBALL HISTORIAN BRIAN MCKENNA.  

  

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