Vintage Jerseys & Hats@polyesterunis.comMark Belanger, circa 1970 @orioles.com #Baseball17/10/26, 4:05 pm·3 reposts·70 likes
jordanscot.bsky.social@jordanscot.bsky.social1wGreat shortstop on the perennially strong Orioles of the 60’s.1
ChaKongUla@kevdudeula.bsky.social1wRusty Staub! youtube.com/shorts/zIW8c...youtube.comRusty Staub: The Forgotten Legend with 500 Hits for Four Teams #baseballhistory #mlb #legendYouTube video by Ricktalksbaseball
winefreak.bsky.social@winefreak.bsky.social1wThose late 60’s early 70’s Orioles were so fun to watch. All great teams!3
Walker 🇨🇦@xhekaj72.bsky.social1wI think Mark followed Luis Aparicio, maybe there was someone else between them?1
woodpeckerfan.bsky.social@woodpeckerfan.bsky.social1wYou are correct. Aparicio was the regular SS in 1967 and Belanger was the regular SS starting in 1968.1
@DrKen10@ken10phd.bsky.social1wLove the flannel uniforms…paired with Davey Johnson, what a middle infield…🙏🏼⚾️💙
woodpeckerfan.bsky.social@woodpeckerfan.bsky.social1wA key element of those great fielding Orioles teams of the late sixties and the seventies. That infield was airtight!
My Obscure Designs@myobscuredesigns.bsky.social1wAs I recall, Belanger always had a very low batting average, but he was such a great short-stop it didn’t matter. 1
woodpeckerfan.bsky.social@woodpeckerfan.bsky.social1wHe usually had a lower batting average but he did hit as high as .287 one season early in his career. But yeah, his fielding was so great that Weaver kept him in the lineup. Few could match his fielding ability.1