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Has anyone brought up Jim St. Vrain yet. In reality he pitched one season (1902) in the bigs at the age of 31. According to OOTP he was 19 when he pitched that season in 1902.
In the replay I'm doing (started in 1906) he was 22 when the league began. He's now 38 years old with a 232-190 record. That's good for 3rd most wins behind Walter Johnson 255 and Rube Marquard 241. Pretty good for a guy that went 4-6 for his career. So this is a bug that turned out pretty neat.
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