Marjorie On Doc Adams

So, much of what I have learned, all of this, I owe it to several fine historians…

John Thorn, of course, who is the Official Historian for Major League Baseball.

Bill Ryczek, Richard Hershberger, Peter Morris, Thomas Gilbert, Eric Miklich. These men are amazing for what they have found out. They really are.

I knew more personal stuff, of course, than they did, but all this baseball stuff. I, anything I know about it, I owe to those men. Oh, and Peverelley,… Charles Peverelly…

So I owe all these people an awful lot. They taught me 500 times more about Doc than I never, that than I ever knew when I was starting out.
Marjorie Adams, Roller Out The Barrel Podcast: #6 Marjorie Adams

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