Did the Pick 4 start with the seventh race? If so, I believe that’s the reason. Any bets starting wtih the seventh race were refunded, I believe.

Wow.

Here are the players with All-Star game hits against the greatest number of Hall of Fame pitchers (at the lowest levels, the research is incomplete – in fact, I did the research on Wade Boggs just for this comment):

1 Barry Bonds (Halladay)
1 Rickey Henderson (Carlton)
1 Pete Rose (Hunter)

2 Ernie Banks (Wynn, Bunning)
2 Wade Boggs (Glavine, Maddux)
2 Joe Dimaggio (Dean, Spahn)
2 Charlie Gehringer (Hubbell, Dean)
2 Cal Ripken, Jr (Ryan, Glavine)
2 Frank Robinson (Wynn, Wilhelm)
2 Alex Rodriguez (Maddux, Glavine)
2 Mike Schmidt (Ryan, Fingers)
2 Ted Williams (Roberts, Spahn)
2 Dave Winfield (Gossage, Ryan)

3 Hank Aaron (Ford, Wilhelm, Blyleven)
3 Nellie Fox (Roberts, Spahn, Drysdale)
3 Steve Garvey (Perry, Palmer, Gossage)
3 Derek Jeter (Johnson, Clemens, Halladay)
3 Mickey Mantle (Spahn, Roberts, Drysdale)
3 Stan Musial (Newhouser, Lemon, Ford)

4 Roberto Clemente (Ford, Wilhelm, Bunning, Kaat)
4 Willie Mays (Ford, Wynn, Wilhelm, Kaat)
4 Carl Yastrzemski (Jenkins, Gibson, Seaver, Perry)

And the winner?

7 Brooks Robinson (Koufax, Drysdale, Bunning, Marichal, Perry, Jenkins, Gibson)

If Robinson hadn’t grounded out against Spahn, he would have lapped the field.

Thank you for that great catch, Robin. I have fixed the mistake. And thank you for reading.