Actually, he played a lot of third base too. At any rate, he was never considered more than an average fielder anywhere he played, including the outfield. No, I’m not trying to diminish his impact, I’m calling it objectively.
True ‘nuf. His glove was not his friend. However, it was also not his sworn enemy, like a Soriano or too many others today.
>>>No, I’m not trying to diminish his impact, I’m calling it objectively.
Your idea of objective is subjective. It’s a damn shame you couldn’t practice the adage of staying silent when you can’t say anything nice.