actually touching the ground in front. It looked very painful. He'd wind up and then have a follow-through that looked like he was going to fall splat on the ground.

His wind up pivot had him facing center field.

....would come down and stamp on the mound before he released the ball. He would throw it in once in a while to throw off the batters timing. Thanks for the post from an old Indians fan.

He was great to watch.
A clip from his shutout in game 1 of the 1975 World Series.

Link to tweet

He was a great showman. (Good pitcher too!)

a runner on third. Otherwise pitchers throw from the stretch.