The late Show was a San Diego mainstay for ten years before spending his last season in Oakland. A prototypical reliable, middle of the road starter, the high point of his career, like many other Padres in his era, was the 1984 season. Not only did Show put up fifteen wins for that year's National League Champions, he also had his best year with the bat. He hit three of his four career home runs and finished with a .246 average and ten RBI, his only time in double digits.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Mustache Monday: Eric Show
The late Show was a San Diego mainstay for ten years before spending his last season in Oakland. A prototypical reliable, middle of the road starter, the high point of his career, like many other Padres in his era, was the 1984 season. Not only did Show put up fifteen wins for that year's National League Champions, he also had his best year with the bat. He hit three of his four career home runs and finished with a .246 average and ten RBI, his only time in double digits.
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