Pitcher with no arm who played with montreal expos?

Question

i am not thinking of jim abbott, but pitcher who had no arm who played with the expos/nationals in the early 2000s

Answer 1

I know who you are talking about, but I cant remember his name, dang it.

Answer 2

Cannot think of anyone who fits that description, not in the majors, and a minor leaguer would have drawn some attention.

Dave Dravecky, who had a type of cancer in his pitching (left) shoulder that eventually caused it to be amputated, pitched his last game in Montreal. His arm, weakened after surgery, broke as he threw a pitch. Not a pretty sight.

Answer 3

The only one-armed player I've ever seen referenced is Pete Gray, an World War II era outfielder with the Browns.

Answer 4

Jim abbott had one arm...dont remember if he pitched for the expos but i know he pitched for the Angles

Answer 5

Jim Abbot had two arms, but only 1 hand. He never pitched for the Expos though.  

Answer 6

No arm? What did he do, kick the ball to the catcher?

Answer 7

How can a pitcher throw a ball with no arm?

I have heard of missing fingers, missing hand, but no arm?  Really.

Answer 8

I think someone is duping you.

Answer 9

I dont know if he played for expos, but jim abbott pitched for angels.  He was left handed with no right arm, and pretty good.

Answer 10

sam the no arm man