Born February 1, 1944, in Cushing, Oklahoma, was Paul Blair, the Baseball Hall of Fame Center Fielder. Blair played wearing the number 6 on the Baltimore Orioles (1965-76) for 12 seasons as he had 134 career Home Runs, and the two-time All-Star player excelled as a defensive player winning an amaozing 8 Gold Gloves in his MLB career.
Paul Blair
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Paul Blair
Blair played wearing the number 6 on the Baltimore Orioles (1965-76) for 12 seasons as he had 134 career Home Runs, and 8 Gold Glove Awarded Seasons. Paul is one of the top MLB jersey Number 6s of All-Time.
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