Why is Jerry Coleman's "You can hang a star on that one!" missing from Wikipedia's baseball lexicon?

Where does Broadcast Hall of Famer Coleman's expression fit in below? Come back soon, so you can  play  ball with the Coleman Interpretation test!

Here is a snapshot from 14 June-2013 (02:04 GMT) for the idiomatic English expressions related to baseball via a Wikipedia entry, not including those few related to sex:

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  • 1.1 ballpark
  • 1.2 batting 1000
  • 1.3 beanball or throw a beanball
  • 1.4 big league(s)
  • 1.5 brand new ballgame
  • 1.6 brush back
  • 1.7 bush-league
  • MORE of the alphabet 
  • 2 C
• • 2.1 can of corn
  • 2.2 Charley horse
  • 2.3 cleanup hitter
  • 2.4 closer
  • 2.5 cover one's bases
  • 2.6 curve, curveball
• 3 D
  • 3.1 double header
  • 3.2 down to the last out
  • 3.3 ducks on a pond
• 4 E
  • 4.1 extra innings
• 5 F
  • 5.1 first base
  • 5.2 first inning or early innings
  • 5.3 foot in the bucket
• 6 G
  • 6.1 grand slam
  • 6.2 grandstanding
  • 6.3 ground ball
• 7 H
  • 7.1 hardball, play hardball
  • 7.2 heavy hitter
  • 7.3 hit it out of the park
  • 7.4 hit or miss
  • 7.5 hit singles
  • 7.6 home run
• 8 I
  • 8.1 inside baseball
  • 8.2 "It ain't over till it's over!"
  • 8.3 "It's like déjà vu all over again!"
• 9 K
  • 9.1 knock it out of the park
  • 9.2 knock the cover off the ball
• 10 L
  • 10.1 late innings
  • 10.2 leadoff hitter
  • 10.3 left field
• 11 M
  • 11.1 major league
  • 11.2 Mendoza line
• 12 N
  • 12.1 ninth inning
• 13 O
  • 13.1 o-fer
  • 13.2 off base
  • 13.3 on deck
  • 13.4 one base at a time
  • 13.5 out of left field
• 14 P
  • 14.1 pinch hit
  • 14.2 pitch a shutout
  • 14.3 play ball
  • 14.4 play softball
• 15 R
  • 15.1 rain-check (rain-cheque)
  • 15.2 rally cap
  • 15.3 relief pitcher
  • 15.4 rhubarb
  • 15.5 right off the bat
• 16 S
  • 16.1 "Say it ain't so, Joe!"
  • 16.2 screwball
  • 16.3 shutout
  • 16.4 singles or hit singles
  • 16.5 small ball
  • 16.6 softball
  • 16.7 step up to the plate
  • 16.8 strike
  • 16.9 strike out swinging
  • 16.10 strike out looking
  • 16.11 swing and miss
  • 16.12 swing for the fences
  • 16.13 switch-hitter
• 17 T
  • 17.1 take cuts at someone
  • 17.2 three strikes law
  • 17.3 took the collar
  • 17.4 touch base
  • 17.5 triple play
• 18 W
  • 18.1 wheelhouse
  • 18.2 whiff
  • 18.3 whole new ball game