Camilo Pascual

Position:Ā Pitcher
Bats:Ā Right  •  Throws:Ā Right 5-11,Ā 170lbĀ (180cm,Ā 77kg)
Born:Ā January 20,Ā 1934 in La Habana,Ā Cuba
Debut:Ā April 15, 1954Ā (11,104th in major league history) vs. BOSĀ 3.0 IP, 3 H, 0 SO, 0 BB, 0 ER
Last Game:Ā May 5, 1971 vs. KCRĀ 2.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO, 1 BB, 0 ER
Full Name:Ā Camilo Alberto Pascual
Nicknames: Patato Pequeño, Camile or Little Potato View Player Info from the B-R Bullpen View Player Bio from the SABR BioProject
Relatives: Brother of Carlos Pascual

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Despite a recurring bad arm and years pitching for bad teams, Pascual was one of the dominant AL righthanders for a decade beginning in the late 1950s. Originally recommended to the Senators by his older brother, Carlos ā€œBig Potatoā€ Pascual, who pitched briefly for the team in 1950, Camilo arrived in Washington in 1954 and spent five seasons struggling to a 28-66 with the hapless team. But his stuff was overpowering when he developed a wicked sidearm curve in 1959 to go with his blazing fastball and sharp control, and he posted a 17-10 record for a last-place club. Two years later the Senators moved to Minnesota and built a powerful lineup. Pascual prospered, going 20-11 and 21-9 seasons in 1962 and 1963. He led the AL in strikeouts for three straight seasons, beginning in 1961. In the second ’61 All-Star Game he pitched three hitless innings and fanned four. He was 9-3 for the pennant-winning Twins in 1965, as arm miseries reduced him to a spot starter. After a trade sent him to the new Washington franchise, he won 25 games over the 1967-68 seasons.

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