I was listening on WCCO to catch the Eddie Bane fantasy game. He really was a flash in the pan though.
Another flash in the pan was Jim Hughes. He managed to have a winning record that first year in the majors (16-14), but it was a smoke and mirrors thing really.
He started out with a 6-0 record throwing that palm ball and his ERA was something like 0.87 for May in 1975, but in the next outing, he couldn't get out of the second inning against the Red Sox as they lit him up like a cheap box of fireworks. They started waiting on the palm ball and his fastball wasn't that impressive. I was really hooked as a believer in Hughes by that time though.
He wasn't horrible that first season, but at times he couldn't throw a strike to save his life. The next season, he wasn't very good. I had his APBA card for 1975 and he was considered a "C" grade pitcher. (Oddly, that was the year Tom Kelly was at first base for the Twins.)