BRF's Tribe Thread (name 'em x 3)

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May 1, 2011 11:46pm
Sudden
Duke
Hawk
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May 1, 2011 11:51pm
Duane Kuiper
Tom Veryzer
Miguel Dilone

O Home runs between them and Jerry Dybzinski off the bench with 0 more HR'S
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The one year managers.

Jimmy Dykes
Mel McGaha
Joe Adcock

With Mike Ferraro only to 100 games at 40-60
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Player-Managers

Tris Speaker
Lou Boudreau
Frank Robinson
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May 2, 2011 5:26pm
Mudcat Grant (loved him as an announcer, too!)

Bubba Phillips

Vic Power
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May 2, 2011 6:26pm
riders1;756637 wrote:Duane Kuiper
Tom Veryzer
Miguel Dilone

O Home runs between them and Jerry Dybzinski off the bench with 0 more HR'S
I think Kuiper went yard once.
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May 2, 2011 7:55pm
Footwedge;757686 wrote:I think Kuiper went yard once.

He did, but I think that rider1 was talking about "at the time" when they were all 3 on the same team. Anyhow, Kuiper once had, and still may hold, the MLB record for most AB's without a homer, and also most AB's with only one. I will go look up those stats on Duane, Veryzer and Dilone. Don't forget Alex Cole, either, on the non-power! Ha ha!

Here you go:

Kuiper hit 1 homer in 3754 AB! . Veryzer could stroke the ball! He had 14 homers in 2848 AB. Next up is Dilone. He had 6 homers in exactly 2000 AB.

Back to the 60's:

Johnny Temple

Walt Bond

Willie Kirkland
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May 2, 2011 10:46pm
Kenny Keltner

Max Alvis

Sid Monge
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May 2, 2011 11:03pm
riders1;756637 wrote:Duane Kuiper
Tom Veryzer
Miguel Dilone

O Home runs between them and Jerry Dybzinski off the bench with 0 more HR'S

Yep this was the powerful lineup exactly 30 years ago in 1981!
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May 2, 2011 11:08pm
Ding Dong
Stunning
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Who dey? BRF right off the top of your head.
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May 2, 2011 11:23pm
Von ( 5 for 1) Hayes
Rico ( Big Mon) Carty
Julio ( the name echoing through that huge empty Municipal Stadium, remember that)
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May 2, 2011 11:26pm
riders1;757839 wrote:Ding Dong
Stunning
Sudden

Who dey? BRF right off the top of your head.


I've two, but don't recall Ding Dong...
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May 2, 2011 11:57pm
Gardens35;757825 wrote:Kenny Keltner

Max Alvis

Sid Monge

Wow, you picked two pretty good players and one not so great. Alvis was a 2-time all star and pretty good hitter and Keltner played on those great teams in the 40s and was a 7x all star.

Then there's Sid...
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May 3, 2011 9:10am
Writerbuckeye;757870 wrote:Then there's Sid...

Sid should be here

Sid Monge
Victor Cruz
Ernie Camacho
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May 3, 2011 12:58pm
Rico Carty (The Big Mon)
Oscar Gamble (cant believe no one mentioned him)
The Bogalusa Bomer (Charlie Spikes)
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May 3, 2011 3:22pm
riders1;757839 wrote:Ding Dong
Stunning
Sudden

Who dey? BRF right off the top of your head.

Ding Dong is HitsRUs buddy, Gary Bell.

Sudden is Sam McDowell.

And I believe Stunning is Steve Dunning.

Lee "Stinger" Stange

Phil Roof

Pedro Gonzalez
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May 3, 2011 5:50pm
Archie
Jake
Stone Fingers

BRF?
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May 3, 2011 7:38pm
riders1;758487 wrote:Archie
Jake
Stone Fingers

BRF?

So, I take it I got "Stunning" rights?

Now, for your next list:

Archie is easy - Rick Manning!

Jake is tougher and I'm going with Brook Jacoby.

Stone Hands back in my day was Dick Stuart...don't think that he ever played with the Tribe, so I'm going with a classic name for Tribe fans....Tony Horton!

Here's my next 3:

Chuck Hinton

John O'Donoghue

Dick Radatz
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May 3, 2011 11:38pm
Stunning was Dunning
Stone Fingers was ( right initials T.H. but was Toby Harrah, the man they got for Buddy Bell. I remember Pete Franklin playing Barbra Streisand, Memories, all night long and burying the Indians the night of that trade)

Harvey Kuenn ( for Rocky Colavito)
Steve Demeter ( for Norm Cash)
Cam Carreon ( for Tommy John) w/ Rocky's return to Cleveland

and bonus because it stands alone in Indians history.................... 10 CENT BEER NIGHT, what a riot that was!
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Felix Fermin
Mark Lewis
Alex Cole
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May 12, 2011 11:49am
Don't forget.....
Paul Dade
Bo Diaz (always hire a professional in matters of TV antennae installation: RIP)
John Lowenstein (spelling?)

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Fred Kendall
Willie Horton
Bobby Bonds
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May 12, 2011 12:01pm
september63;758201 wrote:...Oscar Gamble (cant believe no one mentioned him)
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...the guy who couldn't keep his batting helmet on while running the bases.
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Jorge Orta
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Del Crandall

Ray Fosse

Big Dave Duncan