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Which Red Sox starter is your favorite?

Jim Lonborg The 1967 AL Cy Young Award winner, Gentleman Jim went 22-9 with 246 strikeouts that season. In this Oct. 2, 1967 photo, Lonborg is lifted by his teammates following a victory over the Twins that gave the Red Sox their first pennant in 31 years. Four days later in the World Series, he beat the heavily favored Cardinals with a one-hitter. Lonborg then tossed a three-hitter in Game 5. But on only two days' rest, Lonborg lost a 7-2 decision in Game 7. ( Lonborg's stats and facts )
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MOST BELOVED RED SOX STARTER

Jim Lonborg

The 1967 AL Cy Young Award winner, Gentleman Jim went 22-9 with 246 strikeouts that season. In this Oct. 2, 1967 photo, Lonborg is lifted by his teammates following a victory over the Twins that gave the Red Sox their first pennant in 31 years. Four days later in the World Series, he beat the heavily favored Cardinals with a one-hitter. Lonborg then tossed a three-hitter in Game 5. But on only two days' rest, Lonborg lost a 7-2 decision in Game 7. (Lonborg's stats and facts)
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