Bolger couldn’t stick with his hometown Reds, but he found a niche with the Cubs in 1957. He led the NL in pinch hits (17) and pinch at-bats (48), but that .354 pinch BA was followed by pinch averages of .196 and .125, ending his career.
Bolger couldn’t stick with his hometown Reds, but he found a niche with the Cubs in 1957. He led the NL in pinch hits (17) and pinch at-bats (48), but that .354 pinch BA was followed by pinch averages of .196 and .125, ending his career.
