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Norman Dalton Cash (November 10, 1933 – October 11, 1986) was an American Major League Baseball first baseman who spent almost his entire career with the Detroit Tigers.
- .271
- 1,104
- 377
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- November 10, 1933
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Norm Cash Bio. Fullname: Norman Dalton Cash; Nickname: Stormin' Norman; Born: 11/10/1934 in Justiceburg, TX; College: Sul Ross State; Debut: 6/18/1958; Died: 10/12/1986
4 gen 2012 · Norm Cash was a player who knew his baseball career would not last forever. As a player, his offseason occupations included banking, ranching, and auctioning hogs. In the early 1970s, Cash hosted a local variety show in Detroit called “The Norm Cash Show.”
3 mag 2020 · Norm Cash hit 377 home runs in a 17-year-major league career, mostly with the Detroit Tigers. He is best remembered for his great performance in 1961, an expansion year, when he hit .361 with 41 home runs. Something often overlooked was "Stormin' Norman's" defensive prowess.
1 ott 2013 · Nope, the honor of reaching the high-water mark among 1960s batsmen belongs to a muffin-faced first baseman named Norm Cash, a career .271 hitter. Swinging from the left side of the plate, Cash batted .361 that summer for the Tigers. He also achieved career highs in home runs (41) and RBI (132).
