McGwire?
Schmidt?
I took a guess, now I'm off to look up the answer.
All good guesses
Not the answer
posted by Ironman92All good guesses
Not the answer
I looked it up, so I won't answer. I was close with Schmidt.
I’m going back to my boys. Lajoie, Cobb, Hornsby
Cobb I HIGHLY doubt with Babe overlapping. The other two maybe.
posted by Laley23I’m going back to my boys. Lajoie, Cobb, Hornsby
Cobb I HIGHLY doubt with Babe overlapping. The other two maybe.
Go the other direction
Bagwell? Musial? Papi?
Hey, I did look up those 3 after I guessed. Lajoie is incorrect -- but ONLY because he did it (13) year apart!!!
posted by Laley23Hey, I did look up those 3 after I guessed. Lajoie is incorrect -- but ONLY because he did it (13) year apart!!!
1897 Lajoie was special
posted by Laley23Bagwell? Musial? Papi?
Papi 12 years apart
Question #6
In 1910 Cleveland went 71-81 for the season and in 1910 Nap Lajoie only played for Cleveland….so how the fuck did he play 159 games that season?
posted by Ironman92Question #6
In 1910 Cleveland went 71-81 for the season and in 1910 Nap Lajoie only played for Cleveland….so how the fuck did he play 159 games that season?
didnt they have ties back then? So 9 ties?
I'll go with either BAD MATH or MISPRINT.
posted by Laley23didnt they have ties back then? So 9 ties?
Then it should be 71-81-9
Per baseball reference of course
My guess was 9 games called for darkness or weather and weren’t official for standings but maybe stats counted
Baseball Almanac says 146 games for Nap in 1910
posted by Ironman92Then it should be 71-81-9
Per baseball reference of course
My guess was 9 games called for darkness or weather and weren’t official for standings but maybe stats counted
Roaming through the game log shows 9 ties. Did they count stats for ties back then, but they didnt go towards the record??
posted by Laley23Roaming through the game log shows 9 ties. Did they count stats for ties back then, but they didnt go towards the record??
That has to be it….I tagged Jeremy Frank in a tweet for his thoughts.
Ties/incomplete games….I think we have it
Question #7
Since 1985 1 catcher has led the league in RBI
Name him
Ill go Pudge as "obvious" and McCann as "surpise" guesses.