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Mike Boddicker is a former MLB pitcher who played for four teams from 1980 to 1993. He won 20 games and led the AL in ERA in 1984, and was the ALCS MVP in 1983 with the Orioles.
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- August 23, 1957
Mike Boddicker strikes out Mike Schmidt to record the final out of a complete game victory in game two of the 1983 World Series.
Mike Boddicker Bio. Fullname: Michael James Boddicker; Born: 8/23/1957 in Cedar Rapids, IA; Draft: 1978, Baltimore Orioles, Round: 6, Overall Pick: 152; College: Iowa; Debut: 10/04/1980
His six career shutouts are the most in school history. As a freshman in 1976, in addition to leading the hitters with nine doubles, he posted what is still their single-season record with a 0.79 earned run average.
Mike Boddicker‘s career in Major League Baseball was defined by his pitching. When he was at Iowa, however, he did just about everything for the Hawkeyes. Boddicker was a first-team All-Big Ten pitcher in 1978 after being a third-team all-conference infielder two years earlier.
Learn how Mike Boddicker rose from a corn-drying job in Norway, Iowa, to become a dominant pitcher for the Orioles in the 1980s. See his 1984 Donruss baseball card and read about his rookie season, his shutouts and his World Series performance.
