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EPISODE · May 23, 2025 · 14 MIN

1.12 ERA. 28 Complete Games. 1968 Was Bob Gibson’s Year

from Rounding Third | Presented by BadderSports · host Rounding Third

In 1968, as America fell into chaos, Bob Gibson stood on the mound and delivered one of the most dominant pitching seasons in baseball history. In this unforgettable Rounding Third episode, Peter Lemieux takes us through Gibson’s legendary career, with a focus on the iconic year that earned him a 1.12 ERA, 28 complete games, and a permanent place in baseball lore. From striking out 17 in the World Series to playing through racism, injury, and war-torn national headlines — Gibson was more than a pitcher; he was a force of nature. 🎙️ Highlights in this episode: • How Gibson integrated MLB clubhouses with Bill White & Curt Flood • His 3 complete-game wins in the 1967 World Series • Facing Denny McLain in a clash of aces in ‘68 • A no-nonsense mound presence that changed the game • Why the mound was lowered in 1969 — and what it says about him 00:00 Introduction and Challenge 00:55 Early Life and Athletic Beginnings 01:56 Struggles and Breakthrough in the Majors 02:59 Integration Efforts and Early Success 04:22 World Series Triumphs 06:40 The Legendary 1968 Season 12:09 1968: A Year of Turmoil and Triumph 13:44 Conclusion and Call to Action 📢 Tell us your Gibson memories or stats we missed in the comments! 🔔 Subscribe for more stories from baseball’s golden era 🌐 Read more at BadderSports.com Stock Media provided by PolkadotFlowersMusic / Pond5 Stock Media provided by PolkadotFlowersMusic / Pond5

In 1968, as America fell into chaos, Bob Gibson stood on the mound and delivered one of the most dominant pitching seasons in baseball history. In this unforgettable Rounding Third episode, Peter Lemieux takes us through Gibson’s legendary career, with a focus on the iconic year that earned him a 1.12 ERA, 28 complete games, and a permanent place in baseball lore.From striking out 17 in the World Series to playing through racism, injury, and war-torn national headlines — Gibson was more than a pitcher; he was a force of nature.🎙️ Highlights in this episode: • How Gibson integrated MLB clubhouses with Bill White & Curt Flood • His 3 complete-game wins in the 1967 World Series • Facing Denny McLain in a clash of aces in ‘68 • A no-nonsense mound presence that changed the game • Why the mound was lowered in 1969 — and what it says about him00:00 Introduction and Challenge00:55 Early Life and Athletic Beginnings01:56 Struggles and Breakthrough in the Majors02:59 Integration Efforts and Early Success04:22 World Series Triumphs06:40 The Legendary 1968 Season12:09 1968: A Year of Turmoil and Triumph13:44 Conclusion and Call to Action📢 Tell us your Gibson memories or stats we missed in the comments!🔔 Subscribe for more stories from baseball’s golden era🌐 Read more at BadderSports.comStock Media provided by PolkadotFlowersMusic / Pond5 Stock Media provided by PolkadotFlowersMusic / Pond5

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