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Encyclopedia > Robin Roberts

Robin Roberts can refer to at least two different people:

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Robin Roberts | The BASEBALL Page (0 words)
Robin Roberts was one pitcher who found a way to interrupt the batters rhythm, without altering his own.
Roberts had an outstanding fastball, and all this slow, absent-minded motion preceding his pitches made them seem even faster than they were.
Robin Roberts' 28 wins in 1952 are the most in the National League since 1935 (when Dizzy Dean also won 28).
Robin Roberts | BaseballLibrary.com (3001 words)
Roberts won 20 games six straight years, from 1950 to 1955, with league highs in wins for four straight, starting in 1952, when he went 28-7.
Roberts was not ready to hang it up at age 40, and joined the Phillies' Eastern League Reading farm club with hopes of returning to the majors.
Roberts will be released in April without ever pitching an inning for the Yanks.
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