Facts
- UF pitchers ranked by most games
- All-time relief appearances by LHP through 1995
- MLB single season ERA
- NL single season ERA
- NL Inherited runners scored
- By the time the veteran hurler hung up his spikes, his mother had named eight of her horses after the franchises Murphy played for: Cincy Dancer, King of Beantown, Mariner Hawk, Houston Honey, Calling Card, Ninedaznpinstripes, Djones (after Dale Jones, a Dodgers scout), and Molly Kelly (after sweet Molly Malone, who sold cockles, mussels, but no Marlins). - Shepard C. Long/James G. Robinson, at Baseball Library .
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