Terry Forster was one mentioned in a David Letterman monologue as a "big fat tub of goo". Later that year, Forster was invited to be on the Late Night show, and was a good-natured guest whose clip can be found on YouTube.
A good hitting pitcher, Forster hit .397 in his major league career (31 for 78), which is noted for being the highest all-time career average for any player with a minimum of 50 at bats.
@countdouglas said:
Terry Forster was one mentioned in a David Letterman monologue as a "big fat tub of goo". Later that year, Forster was invited to be on the Late Night show, and was a good-natured guest whose clip can be found on YouTube.
A good hitting pitcher, Forster hit .397 in his major league career (31 for 78), which is noted for being the highest all-time career average for any player with a minimum of 50 at bats.
Dude had a legit career. Wonder what Dave would say these days, because there are definitely fatter guys in the MLB now than TF was back then.
@countdouglas said:
Terry Forster was one mentioned in a David Letterman monologue as a "big fat tub of goo". Later that year, Forster was invited to be on the Late Night show, and was a good-natured guest whose clip can be found on YouTube.
A good hitting pitcher, Forster hit .397 in his major league career (31 for 78), which is noted for being the highest all-time career average for any player with a minimum of 50 at bats.
I remember watching that Letterman appearance. Terry dropped that he was considering suing him and Dave was a little taken aback.
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So it's not just astronauts that get named Buzz!
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Dude had a 1974 season that would net him a 4year 100mil contract today
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I like the wild multi-colored borders on this set. My favorite combination is the yellow/red border.
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It's the singer not the song - Peter Townshend (1972)
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Terry Forster was one mentioned in a David Letterman monologue as a "big fat tub of goo". Later that year, Forster was invited to be on the Late Night show, and was a good-natured guest whose clip can be found on YouTube.
A good hitting pitcher, Forster hit .397 in his major league career (31 for 78), which is noted for being the highest all-time career average for any player with a minimum of 50 at bats.
Dude had a legit career. Wonder what Dave would say these days, because there are definitely fatter guys in the MLB now than TF was back then.
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I remember watching that Letterman appearance. Terry dropped that he was considering suing him and Dave was a little taken aback.
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