By Jon Weisman
“I was the best snowball fighter on the block.”
— Sandy Koufax, telling SportsNet LA’s Orel Hershiser how he knew he had a good arm
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stanfromtacoma
I would not want to get in snowball fight with him that’s for sure. He had the best split fingered fastball in the Dodger organization in the 1980’s when he was a minor league pitching coach and he had been retired for over a dozen years. Without a doubt he is the most dominating pitcher I have ever seen.