posted by O-TrapQuestion #161:
In the last 50 years, there have only been three players to pull off a streak of 60+ games reaching base on either a hit, walk, or HBP.
Two of them are not in the Hall: Orlando Cabrera (63 games) and Mark McGwire (61).
Who is the lone HOF slugger to join them?
OC a bad OB% guy....that’s funny
Let’s start with Frank Thomas, Jeff Bagwell, Rod Carew and George Brett
posted by Ironman92Let’s start with Frank Thomas, Jeff Bagwell, Rod Carew and George Brett
Nope.
Bigger stick than Brett and Carew.
posted by O-TrapNope.
Bigger stick than Brett and Carew.
King Eddie?
Griff or Thome?
posted by Laley23Griff or Thome?
Bingo. Between July 28, 2002 and April 5, 2003. Thome was on base via walk, hit, or HBP in every game.
On this day in 1991 Nolan Ryan throws his 7th no hitter and Rickey Henderson broke Lou Brocks career SB record.
Longevity GOATs are linked.
I think Rickey was Nolan’s 5000th strikeout
posted by Ironman92On this day in 1991 Nolan Ryan throws his 7th no hitter and Rickey Henderson broke Lou Brocks career SB record.
Longevity GOATs are linked.
I think Rickey was Nolan’s 5000th strikeout
7 no-nos. That's outrageous.
No-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (7)
One-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (13)
Two-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (18)
Three-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (30)
GOAT
posted by O-Trap7 no-nos. That's outrageous.
No-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (7)
One-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (13)
Two-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (18)
Three-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (30)
GOAT
posted by O-Trap7 no-nos. That's outrageous.
No-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (7)
One-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (13)
Two-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (18)
Three-hitter leader: Nolan Ryan (30)
GOAT
Oh BTW...no hitter #7 came against the Blue Jays who would win the next 2 WS. Alomar, Joe Carter, Olerud, Gruber etc.....and he struck out 16
And.....he was FORTY FOUR years old.
posted by Ironman92Oh BTW...no hitter #7 came against the Blue Jays who would win the next 2 WS. Alomar, Joe Carter, Olerud, Gruber etc.....and he struck out 16
And.....he was FORTY FOUR years old.
Judas H. Priest.
All I’m gathering is that the Ryan Express was ahead of his time regarding steroid usage.
posted by Laley23All I’m gathering is that the Ryan Express was ahead of his time regarding steroid usage.
That, or I have to believe he has about as much motion in his arm today as John McCain did.
I can't fathom the amount of damage it had to have done. A starting power pitcher for that long?
Question #162:
This pitcher amassed double digit wins every single year he was a starter. Had over 200 wins and over 1800 strikeouts. 11x sub 4.00 ERA (including career), and led league in IP 2x. Yet he only received CYA votes in 1 year of his career.
Also apologize if this fits multiple pitchers, but pretty specific so doubt it.
I’ll start with Frank Tanana
Low strikeouts..Wakefield? Candiotti?
posted by Ironman92I’ll start with Frank Tanana
posted by Ironman92Low strikeouts..Wakefield? Candiotti?
All 3 nopes. And this is a player we know, not someone from 1910s (o-trap) lol
“When he was a starter”
Aguilera didn’t start long enough to get 200 wins
One clue is throwing me off
Buehrle?
posted by Ironman92One clue is throwing me off
Buehrle?
Yep. Great guess. Such an underrated career, especially considering he had team success. Eligible for HOF next year, and a 57 WAR, I’m curious how much support he garners.
posted by Laley23Yep. Great guess. Such an underrated career, especially considering he had team success. Eligible for HOF next year, and a 57 WAR, I’m curious how much support he garners.
One of my favorites. He was a pitcher.
posted by Ironman92One of my favorites. He was a pitcher.
I despised him. But that’s mostly because he was a division rival lol.
Question #160
This player lasted 15 seasons and amassed over 2000 career hits. Once had 54 doubles in a season.
Never top 25 MVP voting and 1x all-star. Won a gold glove but at age 36!
Name this player
Edgar Rentaria