MLB Stats on X: In 1968, Bob Gibson recorded the lowest ERA (1.12
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Bob Gibson may have had heart attack in 1968
Bob Gibson wins the National League's Most Valuable Player Award, edging out Reds infielder Pete Rose. - This Day In Baseball
Bob Gibson, fierce Hall of Fame ace for Cardinals, dies at 84
Will any Major League pitcher ever best Bob Gibson's 1.12 ERA mark? - Quora
Gibson completes fantastic 1968 season with NL MVP honors
The day Bob Gibson whiffed 17 Tigers on the way to World Series history
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Celebrating Bob Gibson's 1968 Season and 1.12 ERA - Viva El Birdos
Gibson completes fantastic 1968 season with NL MVP honors
Blacks in Baseball - Click Link to Order or View Bob Gibson Cards and Legends Memorabilia June 26, 1968, Cardinals right-hander Bob Gibson (Omaha, NE) tosses his fifth consecutive shutout as
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Was Bob Gibson's 1968 season the best Cardinals pitching season ever? - A Hunt and Peck - Viva El Birdos
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Celebrating Bob Gibson's 1968 Season and 1.12 ERA - Viva El Birdos
Slider was key to 15 wins in row for Bob Gibson in 1968
Bob Gibson Stats, Fantasy & News
