Did ole Honus get there?
posted by Laley23McCovey, Schmidt, Gehrig, Mel Ott, Foxx
All no
posted by justincredibleSay Hey
Hey no
posted by justincredibleI feel like Eddie Murray is always an answer on questions like these.
Eddie Murray had 20 in a row....incredibly had 3 strike years in the streak
Murray 20
Aaron 19
Ripken 16
Good job guys
posted by Ironman92Eddie Murray had 20 in a row....incredibly had 3 strike years in the streak
Damn. Every year but his last.
posted by Ironman92Murray 20
Aaron 19
Ripken 16
Good job guys
Man. I never would have guessed Ripken in that list.
posted by O-TrapMan. I never would have guessed Ripken in that list.
I figured he never missed a game hitting middle of the lineup. Even still, not a huge RBI guy most years. But 70 is doable if you get 600 ABs.
posted by Laley23I figured he never missed a game hitting middle of the lineup. Even still, not a huge RBI guy most years. But 70 is doable if you get 600 ABs.
Yeah, in hindsight, it makes total sense. I just wouldn't have framed it that way when thinking about it, since he was never the big offensive weapon most of the time. Great pick.
And Lou only played 14 full seasons, so that logic doesn't work for him.
What a crazy stat.
Question #55
Only 2 HOF pitchers played in 4 different decades. Name them.
posted by Ironman92Question #55
Only 2 HOF pitchers played in 4 different decades. Name them.
Nolan Ryan
A couple of those knucklers lasted a long time. Hoyt Wilhelm? Phil Niekro?
posted by O-TrapNolan Ryan
Yep
posted by O-TrapA couple of those knucklers lasted a long time. Hoyt Wilhelm? Phil Niekro?
Pitched forever but nope
Sutton
posted by justincredibleSutton
Nope....older
Wait! I think I know who this is. Pitched for the Indians for a chunk of his career, right?
Robin Roberts
Gaylord Perry?