It's easy to google and cheat. But for those who want to be challenged....

Kenny Lofton hit how many career home runs?

A. 64
B. 80
C. 99
D. 130

Mike Hargrove hit how many career home runs?

A. 80
B. 99
C. 130
D. 181

Albert Belle's first year as an Indian was

A. 1989
B. 1991
C. 1992

In 1991 and 1992, Jim Thome had 205 official at bats. Over that period, he hit....

A. 3 homers
B 9 homers
C. 14 homers
D. 18 homers.

In 1994, the Indians' season ended in a players strike. At the time, the tribe was

A. 1 game under 500
B 5 games over 500
C. 11 games over 500
D. 19 games over 500

In 1995, Albert hit 50 homers in 144 games. How many homers did he hit in 1994? (113 games)

A. 23
B 28
C. 35
D. 39

In 1995, the Indians team batting average was 291. How many 300 hitters started on that team? Part 2...who were they?

In 1994, the Indians team batting average was

A. 264.
B 271
C. 276
D. 290

Good luck.

D
C
B
B
B
A
C

Lofton, Baerga, Belle, Murray, Ramirez, Thome

I think we had a few guys off the bench who hit for .300 as well. Sandy? Herbert Perry? Espinoza???

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D
B
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C

And for the other one I'll say 5 were above .300 but I wasn't really old enough to remember who was on that team and since I can't look it up I'll just give a bad guess: Belle, Ramirez, Thome, Baerga and Franco.

Laley23;770253 wrote:D

C
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B
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C

Laley...I know you will find this hard to believe....but you only got one right. These ain't easy

september63;770258 wrote:B
C
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B
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D

You have 2 correct.

Footwedge;770277 wrote:Laley...I know you will find this hard to believe....but you only got one right. These ain't easy

Not at all, those were complete guesses lol. Im pretty positive on the batting average guys though.

grodt;770270 wrote:D
B
A
B
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C

And for the other one I'll say 5 were above .300 but I wasn't really old enough to remember who was on that team and since I can't look it up I'll just give a bad guess: Belle, Ramirez, Thome, Baerga and Franco.

Congrats....you have 3 questions correct. as for the 300 hitters...the tribe had 6 out of 8 position players that hit 3 bills. Only Sandy and Omar were short.

Laley23;770287 wrote:Not at all, those were complete guesses lol. Im pretty positive on the batting average guys though.

Actually...your first answer was the right one. In 1993, Lofton hit only one homer in over 570 at bats. But he finished with 130 dingers....a full 50 more homers than the human rain delay hit.

I just looked up the 1, 3, and 4. I had 2 of them right and stopped. But are you sure I only had 1 right?

EDIT: You got it, lol.

Laley23;770298 wrote:I just looked up the 1, 3, and 4. I had 2 of them right and stopped. But are you sure I only had 1 right?

EDIT: You got it, lol.

DAAA are the correct answers.

Laley23;770253 wrote:D
C
B
B
B
A
C

Lofton, Baerga, Belle, Murray, Ramirez, Thome

I think we had a few guys off the bench who hit for .300 as well. Sandy? Herbert Perry? Espinoza???

Bingo on the "big 6". Amazing team that year.

Footwedge;770290 wrote:Congrats....you have 3 questions correct. as for the 300 hitters...the tribe had 6 out of 8 position players that hit 3 bills. Only Sandy and Omar were short.

Sandy was an even .300 hitter in 1995.

Sandy hit .300 in '95. I'm pretty sure he hit exactly .300.

Cleveland Buck;771789 wrote:Sandy hit .300 in '95. I'm pretty sure he hit exactly .300.

You are correct. That makes 7. He did have less plate appearances than Tony Pena....but over 200 plate appearances should count IMO.