"Goose" Gossage is an American retired 'Major League Baseball' (MLB) player. A right-handed relief pitcher, he has pitched for nine different teams in his illustrious 22-year baseball career (1972–1994). Gossage's most successful years were with the 'New York Yankees' and the 'San Diego Padres.' He has made nine 'All-Star’ appearances and pitched in the 'World Series’ thrice. He mostly pitched in about 3 innings to finish a game, whereas closers these days typically pitch in the ninth inning. Gossage sported wild facial hair and had a gruff demeanor, both of which matched his reputation as a blistering fastball. He is highly regarded for his impactful performances in some of the most crucial matches of his career and winning the 'World Series' title seven times. Gossage has been duly inducted into the 'Baseball Hall of Fame.' Following his retirement, he turned to sports broadcasting.
