Ron Piche

Piché\'s professional pitching career lasted for 17 seasons between 1955 and 1972 (sitting out the 1971 campaign), and included 134 games in the majors. Only in 1963, when he worked in 37 games for Braves, all but one of them out of the bullpen, did he spend a full campaign at the major league level. All told, Piché had a 10–16 win–loss record with 12 saves. Although he started only 11 of his 134 career MLB games pitched, he threw three complete games. In 221​1⁄3 innings pitched, he allowed 216 hits and 123 bases on balls, with 157 strikeouts, while posting a career earned run average of 4.19. He appeared in 500 minor league baseball games, and compiled a stellar 130–65 (.667) career record with an ERA of 2.96. After retiring from the mound, he served in the Montreal Expos organization as a minor league coach and was the Expos\' bullpen coach in 1976 under managers Karl Kuehl and Charlie…