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I 92's Baseball Trivia....Catch Me

  • Ironman92
    Name the 5 players in MLB history who had the longest consecutive streaks of 100+ hits in a season by a catcher.


    Hint......Joe Torre isn't one of the answers as he never caught after 1970, thus ending his streak at the catching position.




    I can't wait for one of the supposed good guesses.
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    Gary Carter?
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    Johnny Bench has to be one
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    hmmm, how about Jorge Posada?
  • Ironman92
    Posada....like many good guesses had an injury year just recently and broke up his streak

    Carter is a great guess but nope.....

    Bench is tied for 2nd place with 12 consecutive
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    only 1 out of 3, ouch! haha

    Maybe Mike Piazza? I know he had one injury year which may have messed up the streak
  • fiction
    ivan rodriguez
  • Ironman92
    I believe Piazza stopped at 10 consecutive.....which is just of the top 5.....though I think Mike is ust one of 7 catchers to go for 10 or more.
  • fiction
    yogi berra
  • Ironman92
    Ivan Rodrigues is the all-time leader with 18 consecutive (and currently leads MLB in batting average)

    Yogi Berra and Johnny Bench are tied for 2nd at 12 apiece.
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    Mickey Cochran? Roy Campanella?
  • Ironman92
    Mickey Cochrane is one of the answers at 11 straight


    still need one more
  • Ironman92
    Despite his 3 MVP's (not sure he deserved 2 of them) Roy Campanella's longest streak of 100+ hit seasons was just 5
  • killdeer
    ted simmons?
    carlton fisk?
  • BigAppleBuckeye
    Ted Simmons? Tony Pena? No clue, this was a great question ...
  • Ironman92
    thank you killdeer!

    Simmons has the 2nd most hits for a catcher.....but never topped 10 consecutive seasons of 100+

    CARLTON FISK......his highest consecutive streak of 100+ hits in his illustrious HOF career.......T-H-R-E-E
  • Ironman92
    ^^^^^^^^^^ I wasn't trying to sound like an ass...but may have, my apology.....just believe Fisk (though great) was overrated.


    still need the final answer
  • killdeer
    Ironman92 wrote: ^^^^^^^^^^ I wasn't trying to sound like an ass...but may have, my apology.....just believe Fisk (though great) was overrated...
    I don't disagree with that assessment of Fisk.
    that is a very interesting stat.
    the last player must be one of the HOFers from the "way back machine"

    Bill Dickey?
    Ernie Lombardi?
  • fiction
    thurman munson?
  • Footwedge
    Marson?
  • Footwedge
    C. Fisk. B. Dickey. And a flyer will C. Simmons.
  • Ironman92
    Bill Dickey is the 5th answer with 11 consecutive
  • Ironman92
    Munson had 10 in a row at his death at age 32.....maybe could've got close to Pudge's number.


    Active.....AJ Pierynski has 9 in a row and old man Kendall has 10 consecuive to start the year.