O-Trap
Chief Shenanigans Officer
O-Trap
Chief Shenanigans Officer
Question #112:
Since 1900, these three non-pitchers are tied for the most seasons with fewer than 100 strikeouts among HOFers.
Question #112:
Since 1900, these three non-pitchers are tied for the most seasons with fewer than 100 strikeouts among HOFers.
Tony Gwynn
Stan Musial
Ty Cobb
Pete Rose
posted by justincredibleTony Gwynn
Gwynn is tied for 29th with 20.
posted by justincredibleStan Musial
Stan is tied for 12th with 22.
posted by justincredibleTy Cobb
Here's one. He's part of the three-way tie for first with 24 seasons under 100 SOs.
posted by justincrediblePete Rose
I think I was editing the question as you wrote this, but I meant for it to only be among HOFers.
24 seasons is a ton.
Yaz?
Rickey?
Brooks Robinson?
posted by justincredible24 seasons is a ton.
Yaz?
Rickey?
Yaz is tied for 4th with 23.
Ricky is tied with Cobb for 1st with 24 as well.
posted by justincredibleBrooks Robinson?
Brooks also had 23.
For the record, these are all just years active at all. If someone had 5 at-bats in a season, that would qualify, but it qualifies for all candidates.
The third winner still had over 8000 at-bats and is in the HOF, so it's not a Deion Sanders-type answer.
posted by O-TrapFor the record, these are all just years active at all. If someone had 5 at-bats in a season, that would qualify, but it qualifies for all candidates.
The third winner still had over 8000 at-bats and is in the HOF, so it's not a Deion Sanders-type answer.
Hey! That was a good question to keep everyone on their toes and thinking outside the box
Julio Franco?
Tim McCarver?
Eddie Collins
Nap Lajoie
Tris Speaker
Rusty Staub
posted by Ironman92Hey! That was a good question to keep everyone on their toes and thinking outside the box
I know. Hell, I was the one that got it. I'm just busting your balls. ;)
posted by Ironman92Julio Franco?
Tim McCarver?
These ones are in the HOF.
posted by Ironman92Eddie Collins
Nap Lajoie
Tris Speaker
Collins is tied with Yaz for 4th with 23.
Napoleon is tied at 17th with 21. Also, these are post-1900 HOFers, and he technically started in the 1800s.
Tris is tied for 11th with 22.
Fisk played 24 seasons
posted by Ironman92Fisk played 24 seasons
Yes he did. ;)
And he never had a season with 100 strikeouts.
That puts him in as #3.
Carlton Fisk always reminds me of this Adam Sandler skit.
The Fisk part is right around :40. NSFW, but everyone should be at home anyway. It's stupid, but I loved his comedy albums in high school
Question #113
14 players have between 2711-2781 (Billy Williams and Ken Griffey Jr are those bookends) career hits....7 of them are not in the HOF....name those 7
Julio Franco
Al Oliver
Todd Helton
posted by justincredibleJulio Franco
Al Oliver
Al Oliver is 1
Al Oliver 2743
Rusty Staub?
Buckner?
I think they were around there when I was looking up answers given to a couple of mine.
Omar Vizquel