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Christy Mathewson
	Christopher Mathewson
	(Big Six,Matty)

	Born: August 12, 1880 in Factoryville, PA
	Died: October 7, 1925 - 45 years old
	Ht: 6'1"	Wt: 195

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Notes:
- Inducted into the Hall of Fame as a Player in 1936
- Served in the Army during World War I
- Visit Mathewson's Player Page

All-Time Team

Left Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Greasy Neale	3	1916	1918	4.6
Sherry Magee	2	1917	1918	4.3

Center Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Edd Roush	3	1916	1918	11.4

Right Field	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Tommy Griffith	3	1916	1918	2.3

Shortstop	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Larry Kopf	2	1916	1917	2.0
Buck Herzog	1	1916	1916	1.5

Second Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Lee Magee	1	1918	1918	3.0
Baldy Louden	1	1916	1916	1.9

Third Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Heinie Groh	3	1916	1918	17.2

First Base	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Hal Chase	3	1916	1918	5.9
Fritz Mollwitz	1	1916	1916	-1.0

Catcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Ivey Wingo	3	1916	1918	6.0
Tommy Clarke	2	1916	1917	2.2

Starting Pitcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Fred Toney	3	1916	1918	7.2
Elmer Knetzer	2	1916	1917	-0.6

Swingman	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Pete Schneider	3	1916	1918	4.6
Hod Eller	2	1917	1918	3.6

Relief Pitcher	Yrs	First	Last	WAR
Mike Regan	2	1917	1918	-0.5
Earl Moseley	1	1916	1916	-1.3

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Defensive Regression Analysis data used here was obtained with permission from Michael Humphreys, author of Wizardry.

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Uniform images used with permission from Marc Okkonen, author of Baseball Uniforms of the 20th Century.
Images can also be viewed at the Hall of Fame online exhibit Dressed to the Nines

Win Shares are calculated using the formula in the book Win Shares by Bill James