posted by Laley23

No clue he ever played baseball.

Played 3 years for the Blue Jays

Learn something new every day 

Question #235

Since 1996 only one player has led the NL in hits multiple times. Name him

Guessing you picked 1996 to eliminate Gwynn...

Luis Castillo? Juan Pierre? Jose Reyes? 
 

Altuve I think only got the 1 year in the NL, and he was a rookie. So wouldn’t be him. 

posted by Ironman92

Played 3 years for the Blue Jays

Learn something new every day 

I believe that he was in the Jays lineup for Barker's perfect game.

posted by Laley23

Guessing you picked 1996 to eliminate Gwynn...

Luis Castillo? Juan Pierre? Jose Reyes? 
 

Altuve I think only got the 1 year in the NL, and he was a rookie. So wouldn’t be him. 

It was Pierre

Question #236

This former player spent his decade+ career in the NL. He made 1 AS team but never ever received an MVP vote. He scored a 100 runs, had a couple seasons over 40 doubles, hit 34 HR, batted over .300 a couple times and had 2 years OPS over .930. Ended up over 200 HR and 300 HR doubles. Strongly resembled another athlete in his state.

posted by Ironman92

Question #236

This former player spent his decade+ career in the NL. He made 1 AS team but never ever received an MVP vote. He scored a 100 runs, had a couple seasons over 40 doubles, hit 34 HR, batted over .300 a couple times and had 2 years OPS over .930. Ended up over 200 HR and 300 HR doubles. Strongly resembled another athlete in his state.

This sounds like a Ryan Klesko career.

posted by Laley23

This sounds like a Ryan Klesko career.

Similar...great starting guess. Go north young man

Maybe Phil Nevin? I know he spend a large portion on SDP, but probably went AL at some point.

posted by Laley23

Maybe Phil Nevin? I know he spend a large portion on SDP, but probably went AL at some point.

You got the type pretty well perfect ....now go north

Ron Gant? I know he didn’t make many ASG. But also pretty sure he was top 10 MVP at least once 

posted by Ironman92

You got the type pretty well perfect ....now go north

As in Montreal? Lol

Cliff Floyd? Seems like the perfect Wil Cordero numbers, but I know he was in Cleveland for a bit.

Little south...in America. Looks much like a famous athlete of another sport at same time for a bit

https://images.app.goo.gl/pRwgfyoZwvedXR348

Sorry, had a Dr Apt. Geoff Jenkins.

posted by Laley23

Sorry, had a Dr Apt. Geoff Jenkins.

I did too actually and my Dr looks a mixture of Dusty Baker and Joe Morgan....pretty cool actually

Question #237

5 players in MLB history have had 38+ HR in 6+ consecutive seasons....name them 

Babe Ruth

Alex Rodriguez
Sammy Sosa

posted by cat_lover

Babe Ruth

Alex Rodriguez
Sammy Sosa

Ruth 7

Arod and Sosa 6

Rafael Palmiero?

posted by cat_lover

Rafael Palmiero?

Palmeiro had 9!

1 more

Mays? Gehrig? Mantle?

Ryan Howard?