For three years, 1939-41, Milnar was Cleveland’s number-two pitcher behind Bob Feller. He peaked at 18-10 in 1940. Control problems were his undoing; in 1942 he walked 85 while striking out 35.
For three years, 1939-41, Milnar was Cleveland’s number-two pitcher behind Bob Feller. He peaked at 18-10 in 1940. Control problems were his undoing; in 1942 he walked 85 while striking out 35.
