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Paul Hartzell
Nickname(s): Tall Paul
Born: 1953

RHP 1976-80, 84 Angels , Twins, Orioles, Brewers

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After just one season of Class A ball, the 6'5" flame-thrower went 7-4 (2.77) with the Angels in 1976, but followed with two losing seasons. One of four players dealt to Minnesota for Rod Carew in 1979, Hartzell went 6-10 that season and returned to the minors. (JCA)
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» September 22, 1977: Bert Blyleven pitches a no-hitter as the Rangers beat the Angels 6–0. Blyleven (14-12) walks one. Blyleven, who grew up two miles from the Angels' Anaheim Stadium and owns a restaurant nearby, fans seven including the side in the 7th inning. Paul Hartzell gives up 12 hits in losing.