Paul Hartzell

During that time, he pitched for the California Angels, Minnesota Twins, Baltimore Orioles, and Milwaukee Brewers of the American League (AL).In 1975, he posted one of the best seasons in Lehigh history for a pitcher, setting school records with 92 innings, 10 complete games, and a 1.66 earned run average (ERA).On Sunday June 26, 1977, Hartzell became one of the very few big league pitchers to be credited with two wins in one day, by beating the Texas Rangers in both ends of a doubleheader.On February 3, 1979, the Angels traded Hartzell, along with Dave Engle, Brad Havens, and Ken Landreaux, to the Twins for future-Hall of Famer, Rod Carew.Hartzell was the only pitcher to beat the AL-Champion Orioles twice during the regular season and his 2.4 walks-per-nine innings was seventh best in the league.
PitcherBloomsburg, PennsylvaniaWin–loss recordEarned run averageStrikeoutsBaseball ReferenceCalifornia AngelsMinnesota TwinsBaltimore OriolesMilwaukee BrewersBaseballUnited StatesBaseball World Cup1974 St. Petersburgprofessional baseballMajor League BaseballAmerican LeagueLehigh University1975 amateur draftDick WilliamsKansas City RoyalsTexas RangersdoubleheaderDave EngleBrad HavensKen LandreauxHall of FamerRod Carew