Baseball Trivia

SPEEDY MCCREADY

cutz wrote:

This is probably an easy one, but i'll ask anyway:

Who's the only player to go 7-7 in a 9 inning game?

Rennie Stennett
Pirates
Against the Cubs.

I remember when it happened.

Fuck, im old!

81

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

cutz wrote:

This is probably an easy one, but i'll ask anyway:

Who's the only player to go 7-7 in a 9 inning game?

Rennie Stennett
Pirates
Against the Cubs.

I remember when it happened.

Fuck, im old!

i looked up the box score... 22-0 bucco's starter lasted 1/3 of an inning and gave up 8 runs on 6 hits and two walks. next guy pitched a couple of innings and gave up anouther 8 runs.

SPEEDY MCCREADY

81 wrote:

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

cutz wrote:

This is probably an easy one, but i'll ask anyway:

Who's the only player to go 7-7 in a 9 inning game?

Rennie Stennett
Pirates
Against the Cubs.

I remember when it happened.

Fuck, im old!

i looked up the box score... 22-0 bucco's starter lasted 1/3 of an inning and gave up 8 runs on 6 hits and two walks. next guy pitched a couple of innings and gave up anouther 8 runs.

I remember the game, like it happened yesterday.

81

Base stealing trivia.

who holds the record for stealing 2nd, 3rd and home in the same inning the most times, and how many times did they do it.

JonnyPistachio

81 wrote:

Base stealing trivia.

who holds the record for stealing 2nd, 3rd and home in the same inning the most times, and how many times did they do it.

Cool.. I have no idea.
I'd guess Rickey Henderson or Vince Coleman?
Or maybe one of those old school guys form like the 20's... Tris Speaker or Ty Cobb. I think they ran a bit more back in the day maybe..

81

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

Base stealing trivia.

who holds the record for stealing 2nd, 3rd and home in the same inning the most times, and how many times did they do it.

Cool.. I have no idea.
I'd guess Rickey Henderson or Vince Coleman?
Or maybe one of those old school guys form like the 20's... Tris Speaker or Ty Cobb. I think they ran a bit more back in the day maybe..

Ty Cobb is indeed the AL recored holder....and shares that record with the NL record holder................

cutz

^^^^^^^Yea, i was GUESSING Ty Cobb^^^^^^^

Jackie Robinson is the other?

I couldn't even give you a guess on how many.

81

cutz wrote:

^^^^^^^Yea, i was GUESSING Ty Cobb^^^^^^^

Jackie Robinson is the other?

I couldn't even give you a guess on how many.

you need to go back a little bit further

81

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

JonnyPistachio

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

81

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

1. Tony Gwyen?
2. Carlos Quinten might have it by the time he is done.

Wma31394

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

2. Don Baylor??

JonnyPistachio

81 wrote:

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

1. Tony Gwyen?
2. Carlos Quinten might have it by the time he is done.

Nope, but your first guess is a good guess. Thats what I thought too.

Wma31394

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

1. Mark Grace (current address..slammer)

JonnyPistachio

Wma31394 wrote:

JonnyPistachio wrote:

81 wrote:

fine!!!!

honus wagner was the NL player

record is 4 times in a career

carry on

Thanks for the answer. I was going to ask you last friday, but I forgot.

I heard two good stats over the years tha t Ijust never forgot.

1. Who had the most hits in the decade of the 1990s?
2. Who hold the record for most (HBP) times being hit by pitches? (post 1900s )

1. Mark Grace (current address..slammer)

Thats correct. he's in jail??? :fp:

cubBEE_girl

Who are the four Cubs pitchers to win the National League Cy Young Award?

rstein27

I know 3 are Maddux, Jenkins and Sutcliffe, i'm going to say the 4th is either Rueschel or Sutter. Can't think of anyone else besides those 2 it could be.

BinauralJam

rstein27 wrote:

I know 3 are Maddux, Jenkins and Sutcliffe, i'm going to say the 4th is either Rueschel or Sutter. Can't think of anyone else besides those 2 it could be.

Didn't Kerry Wood win one?

SPEEDY MCCREADY

BinauralJam wrote:

rstein27 wrote:

I know 3 are Maddux, Jenkins and Sutcliffe, i'm going to say the 4th is either Rueschel or Sutter. Can't think of anyone else besides those 2 it could be.

Didn't Kerry Wood win one?

No

Its Sutter

rstein27

BinauralJam wrote:

rstein27 wrote:

I know 3 are Maddux, Jenkins and Sutcliffe, i'm going to say the 4th is either Rueschel or Sutter. Can't think of anyone else besides those 2 it could be.

Didn't Kerry Wood win one?

I don't think so, 2003 I bet Prior was up there, he won 18 games or something like that.