Bob Gibson

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Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Major League Baseball pitcher human professional baseball player

Bob Gibson was a dominant Hall of Fame pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, renowned for his overpowering stuff, fierce competitiveness, and record-setting performances in the 1960s and early 1970s.

Statements (43)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Baseball Hall of Fame inductee → Major League Baseball pitcher → human → professional baseball player →
allStarSelection	National League All-Star →
award	Cy Young Award → Gold Glove Award → National League Most Valuable Player Award →
bats	right →
birthCountry	United States of America →
birthPlace	Omaha, Nebraska, United States →
birthState	Nebraska →
debutLeague	Major League Baseball →
debutTeam	St. Louis Cardinals →
era	1960s → 1970s →
eraTitle	Earned run average leader →
ethnicity	African-American →
fullName	Robert Gibson →
gender	male →
givenName	Robert →
hallOfFame	National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum →
hallOfFameInductionYear	1981 →
knownFor	dominant postseason performances → overpowering fastball → record-setting World Series pitching →
league	Major League Baseball →
nationality	American →
nickname	Bob → Hoot →
notableAchievement	record-setting low earned run average in 1968 season →
notableSeason	1968 →
occupation	athlete →
playedFor	St. Louis Cardinals →
position	pitcher →
sport	baseball →
styleOfPlay	power pitcher →
team	St. Louis Cardinals →
throws	right →
trait	fierce competitiveness →
worldSeriesChampion	1964 → 1967 → 1968 →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Omaha Central High School →	hasAlumni
St. Louis Cardinals →	hasHallOfFamer
1967 World Series →	mostValuablePlayer
World Series Most Valuable Player Award →	notableMultipleWinners
1967 World Series →	notablePlayer