posted by O-Trap

Fisk, I bet.

3rd Fisk 336

We need 5th

It's not Ripken, is it?

posted by O-Trap

It's not Ripken, is it?

No, barely over 200 but was 7th

Yount?  He was pretty late in his career by then.  Same with Brett, I imagine.

posted by O-Trap

Yount?  He was pretty late in his career by then.  Same with Brett, I imagine.

Nopes

The HOFer in 5th was a long time teammate of one of the top 4 and same position as another one

Gary Carter

posted by mhs95_06

Gary Carter

Yes! 5th place 304

Question #86

This player did NOT make the HOF but was THE active HR leader to begin the 1990 season.

posted by mhs95_06

Gary Carter

I always forget he's in the Hall.  It's probably him, though.

Kingman?

posted by Laley23

Kingman?

Literally my only guess for this question.  I have no idea beyond that.

posted by O-Trap

Literally my only guess for this question.  I have no idea beyond that.

Haha same. Almost 500 and fits timeframe.

Kingman retired in 1986

Dale Murphy?

Fred Lynn?

posted by justincredible

Dale Murphy?

That feels like a good guess.

Murphy 354

Lynn 300

One more over 300 and he was ahead of Winfield 

George Brett

posted by justincredible

George Brett

He made the HOF and was under 300

I gave up and looked this up.  No way I was getting this.

LOL, duh. Another stupid answer.

Played for the Orioles his 20th season after 19 years with another team. He pissed me off on this thread a few days ago.

Yep.  Dwight Evans.

Question #87

Only three teams since 1970 have featured three pitchers on the team at the same time (for any length of time) who were all future Hall of Famers.

Name those clubs.

(HINT: Two of the clubs involved the same player.)