 He at times fell asleep on the bench; according to a later article in the "Washington Post", he suffered from a sleep disorder.In 1952 he was 14-9 and had a .609 win-loss percentage and struck out 14 Red Sox players in a 15-inning game.He was 7th in the league in innings (231.7; a career high), 8th in shutouts (3), 9th in games started (30) and wins (14), and 10th in strikeouts (121).