The Phenomenon of the No. 1 Starter - Wagering considerations when a team's best pitcher is slated to pitch

by Chuck Sippl | Published: Jun 28, 2005

These days of push-button managing in major league baseball have helped produce the phenomenon of the "No. 1 starter."

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