Jack Fisher, nicknamed "Fat Jack" was picked up from the Giants on October 10th 1963. From 1963 through 1966 Fisher proved to be a solid innings eater in the Mets rotation, almost never missing a start. Despite a 4.12 ERA during that span, Fisher lead the NL in earned runs three of those four years, and losses two of the four years. He combined for a 38 and 73 record. In December of 1967, Jack was dealt along with Billy Wynne, Tommy Davis and Buddy Booker for the great Tommie Agee and Al Weis.
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