On the blog today, we have my 1972 "not so missing" card for
pitcher Frank Brosseau of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who appeared in a
single game during the 1971 championship season:
Brosseau
appeared in one game that year, pitching two innings of relief and not
allowing a run on one hit, with no walks or strikeouts.
It was
his first taste of the Big Leagues since his debut in 1969 when he
appeared in two games for the Pirates, tossing an inning and two-thirds
and giving up two runs on two hits for a bloated 10.80 ERA.
Those
three games made up the entirety of his Major League career as well as
professional career, as there is not a record of him appearing in a
Minor League game after the 1971 season.
So for his MLB career: three games, no record and a 4.91 ERA over 3.2 innings, with two strikeouts and two walks.