Randy Poffo spent four season in the minors, playing in the Cardinals and Reds systems, and never rising above Single-A ball. He put down his bat for good in 1975 and picked up a steel chair and became known to the world as Randy Savage, his brief and unremarkable baseball career amounting to nothing more than an odd bit of trivia. A closer look at his minor league statistics, however, suggests that maybe he had more of a future in the game than we realize. More »

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