Today
 on the blog we have a 1973 “not so missing” card for four-year Big 
Leaguer Paul Ratliff, closing out his tenure after appearing in 22 games
 for the Milwaukee Brewers during the 1972 campaign:
Ratliff, who originally made it up to the Majors in 1963 at the age of 
19 with the Minnesota Twins for 10 games, would have to wait until the 
1970 season before getting another shot at Big League action, appearing 
in 69 games and hitting .268 before coming back for 44 games in 1971 
split between the Twins and Brewers, when he hit .165 over 85 official 
at-bats.
In 1972, he hit .071 with three hits in 42 at-bats for the Brewers while
 filling in at catcher, finishing up his brief career with a .205 
batting average, with 12 homers and 42 runs batted in over 145 games and
 297 at-bats, never again playing pro ball.
