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In real life, I’m not sure if Coke would have been given Many Numbers Los Angeles 96 shirt wins. But since OOTP doesn’t have any sort of sentient official scorer to make judgments, it just gives him the win. Except for one notable exception which I didn’t go into in the article. If Coke comes in and pitches exactly one inning, he doesn’t get the win. I have no idea why that is, but I had to make sure to pull him early or let him go the 1.1 to avoid this
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I went to a tigers game for my 21st birthday and had the pleasure of watching Phil Coke warm up in the bullpen 1st-row seats. At the time I was not the biggest fan of his and may have heckled Many Numbers Los Angeles 96 shirt a bit. He approached me and asked what I had said, flabbergasted I replied "go back to the Yankees" and he responded "fuck the Yankees" and I have ever since loved Phil Coke. Great post OP!. And that raises the question as to what type of clubhouse presence Phil Coke actually was.
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No teammate of his ever won more than 8 games in a season, so I could see many starters being angered by his presence on the Many Numbers Los Angeles 96 shirt. He was constantly pitching on short or no rest, so I imagine he was constantly grumpy. In the early part of his career, he was constantly on the move, so he may have been less willing to make friends. And finally, his teams were generally unsuccessful. He never once reached the World Series, and he only played in the LCS twice.
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