More Baseball Trivia!

• Gardens35

  50 questions in today's Youngstown Vindicator.....George F Will.
  
  Here are 3 for starters:
  
  What player reached base in a record 84 consecutive games?
  
  Name the Three pitchers who started Five All-star games.
  
  The only player in the last 100 years who twice in a season scored 4 runs in a game without a hit?
• mhs95_06

  Barry Bonds
  
  ???
  
  Maury Wills
• BRF

  

  Call for Ironman
• Ironman92

  

  Gardens35;1790013 wrote:50 questions in today's Youngstown Vindicator.....George F Will.
  
  Here are 3 for starters:
  
  What player reached base in a record 84 consecutive games?
  
  Name the Three pitchers who started Five All-star games.
  
  The only player in the last 100 years who twice in a season scored 4 runs in a game without a hit?

  1. Ted Williams
  
  2. ? Don Drysdale I'm sure, Lefty Gomez I'm guessing and I'll go with Clemens but don't think he's the answer.
  
  3. Bryce Harper isn't it? He did it at least once last year. If not him I'll guess Henderson.
• BRF

  

  1. Lou Boudreau
  
  2. Lemon, Garcia and Wynn
  
  3. Vic Davalillo
• Gardens35

  BRF;1790020 wrote:1. Lou Boudreau
  
  2. Lemon, Garcia and Wynn
  
  3. Vic Davalillo

  Go Tribe!
• Gardens35

  1. Ted Williams, 1949.
  
  2. Don Drysdale, Lefty Gomez, Robin Roberts.
  
  3. Bryce Harper.
  
  
  Here are Two more...
  
  The most recent former Rookie of the Year elected to the Hall of Fame?
  
  The Pitcher who won 107 games before age 23?
• Laley23

  

  Mike Piazza
• Laley23

  

  Bob Feller. I feel like Hammy has told me this a few times...
• Ironman92

  

  Laley has them I think. My first thought was Feller but if he wasn't right I was going with Doc Gooden
• Laley23

  

  Hammy has said, Feller had 100 wins before he was 23! A few times. So I suppose that could be 106, and someone else 107...lol
• Gardens35

  Piazza and Feller are correct.
  
  A few more....
  
  Among those with 3,000 hits, who has the FEWEST home runs?
  
  Name the 4 players who hit World Series homers in 3 different decades.
  
  Who was the first Manager to lead 3 Teams to pennants.
  
  The Manager who, after Connie Mack and John McGraw, had the most consecutive years managing one team.
• Ironman92

  

  Gardens35;1790275 wrote:Piazza and Feller are correct.
  
  A few more....
  
  Among those with 3,000 hits, who has the FEWEST home runs?
  
  Name the 4 players who hit World Series homers in 3 different decades.
  
  Who was the first Manager to lead 3 Teams to pennants.
  
  The Manager who, after Connie Mack and John McGraw, had the most consecutive years managing one team.

  Eddie Collins I believe. Has like 57 or some ridiculously low number but played 125 years ago.
• BRF

  

  Laley23;1790246 wrote:I feel like Hammy has told me this a few times...

  Ha ha ha......"I feel like".......
• BRF

  

  Duane Kuiper only had 1 career homer.
• Laley23

  

  DiMaggio
  Greenburg
  Gehrig
  
  Almost positive Greenburg and Gehrig didn't play in 3 decades though.
• Ironman92

  

  Laley23;1790322 wrote:DiMaggio
  Greenburg
  Gehrig
  
  Almost positive Greenburg and Gehrig didn't play in 3 decades though.

  I know Gehrig didn't play in 3 decades.
  
  Yogi has to be one for sure.
  
  Eddie Murray pretty likely.
• Laley23

  

  Was just coming back to guess Murray!
  
  And derp for forgetting Yogi. Only played in 617 WS in a row lol.
• Ironman92

  

  Laley23;1790354 wrote:Was just coming back to guess Murray!
  
  And derp for forgetting Yogi. Only played in 617 WS in a row lol.

  Gotta be someone else in our lifetime?
• Gardens35

  Solid job on the responses guys, here they are:
  
  Eddie Collins
  
  Yogi Berra, Joe Dimaggio , Eddie Murray,Matt Williams
  
  Bill McKechnie....Cards, Pirates, Reds
  
  Walter Alston
• Gardens35

  Last one...
  
  The four hitters since WW2 who had five or more seasons batting .350 or better?
• Laley23

  

  Ichiro
  Gwynn
  Williams (does it count if he didn't qualify??)
  Helton
• Al Bundy

  Gardens35;1790537 wrote:Last one...
  
  The four hitters since WW2 who had five or more seasons batting .350 or better?

  Boggs
• Al Bundy

  Carew
• GOONx19

  

  Tony Gwynn, Ted Williams, Stan Musial, ??