Daniels, a regular starter for the expansion Senators of the early 1960s, received little support, but was 12-11 for the last-place 1961 team. The next year he became the first pitcher to win a game at D.C. (now RFK) Stadium.
Daniels, a regular starter for the expansion Senators of the early 1960s, received little support, but was 12-11 for the last-place 1961 team. The next year he became the first pitcher to win a game at D.C. (now RFK) Stadium.
