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  1. yankeesince59

    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    The correct answer; Frank Thomas.

    Next question; Without Googling, name the Hall of Famer who played most of his games as DH ?
     
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    Harold Baines?

    Gotta be either Baines, fkngOrtiz, Thomas or Martinez...

    Although the fatfk who played for Boston, would like everyone to believe he had the most everything as a DH, I don't believe it's this turd... If I were a MLB skipper and had a choice of any Designated Hitter on my Team, then it would have been Edgar Martinez, maybe Frank Thomas, (after seeing his accomplishments in post #77)... never Ortiz!
     
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    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    The correct answer is again Frank Thomas.


    Next question; Without Googling, name the second player, after Ty Cobb, to have at least 221 hits, 46 doubles and 54 steals in a season.
     
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    The correct answer is Jose Altuve.


    Next question (this is a gimme); Without Googling, Name the team that had five consecutive Rookie of the Year winners.

     
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    Ty Cobb?
     
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    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    Nah, Cobb didn't even come close.
     
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    The Dodgers

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    Hollandsworth
     
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    yankeesince59 "Oh Captain, my Captain".

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    Next question, without Googling, name the player who slugged .826 in a six-game World Series, with a record 10 RBIs, but whose team lost.
     
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    I have no clue at all.

    The only person similar, I believe, was Mantle versus the Pirates of 1960. But that was a 7 game series. Mantle had double-digit RBIs and so did Bobby Richardson. I don't remember Mick's slugging % but we all know he's slugged at a high percentage in world series play.

    I give I have no clue. Good question.
     
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    The correct answer is; Ted Kluszewski, 1959 Chicago White Sox.

    Next question; Without Googling, name the player who had the most consecutive World Series hits (7).
     
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    The correct answer, and nobody was gonna get this one; Billy Hatcher, 1990 Cincinnati Reds


    Next question; without Googling, ...within 25 games, name the team and the record number of games in a season in which that team homered.
     
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    OK, OK, OK....I'll give you a hint...yes, it was the Yanx...BUT, what year?
     
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    I need to clarify this Q.
    You're looking for the total amount of games in which a team hit homeruns, and the season too? Not the record amount (quantity) of homeruns they hit, right?
     
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    Yeah, out of a full regular season, what's the number of those games in which they hit at least 1 HR. I added the "within 25 games" because no one is gonna get it exactly right.
     
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    geez, I know this answer has to be wrong: The 2019 Yanx at 125 games?

    I say, it can't be the right answer, as simply because the Yanx hit a record amount of homeruns in 019, 306 in all, I seriously doubt they hit those homeruns in a record number of games. hey, do I get any points for knowing I'm wrong? lol.
     
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    Ha !....right team, wrong year.
     
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    You Guys are Boring me now I'm going to watch some Reality T.V. :rotfl:
     
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    Not much "reality" in reality TV...I have more important things to do...like sorting my socks. :biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:
     
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    The correct answer is; 131 games, New York Yankees (2012)
     
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