I 92’s Baseball Trivia....Hall of Fame thread

Active leader. I misread. 
 

Hmmm.  

Reginald velJackson

posted by justincredible

Active leader. I misread. 
 

Hmmm.  

Your guesses have been close though

Pujols?

Wait, I get what the question means now.  That was the worst guess ever.

I feel like Pujols would be the active leader now, right? Has he retired?

Jim Thome?

posted by O-Trap

Jim Thome?

Jim Thome....612 HR and never was the active leader....always trailed Griffey and when Griffey retired Arod had surpassed Thome

posted by justincredible

I feel like Pujols would be the active leader now, right? Has he retired?

I think he is.  I misunderstood the question.  Made for a terrible, terrible answer.

posted by O-Trap

I think he is.  I misunderstood the question.  Made for a terrible, terrible answer.

Now you know how I feel. 

Question #105:

Same thing, but for pitchers and wins.

(The pitcher with the most career wins who was never the active leader)

Question #105....since 1925 what player (He is a HOFer) ended his career with the  FEWEST career HR to have once been the active career HR leader?

Gaylord

posted by justincredible

Gaylord

Gaylord was the active leader from '78 to' 83.

Right era, though.

posted by Ironman92

Question #105....since 1925 what player (He is a HOFer) ended his career with the  FEWEST career HR to have once been the active career HR leader?

Hack

Fucking posts aren’t going through for me. What kinda minor league website is this?

 Carlton or Seaver

posted by justincredible

Hack

Ooh, that's a good guess.

Knowing how this thread has gone, I'm going with the thread MVP: Eddie Murray.

posted by justincredible

Fucking posts aren’t going through for me. What kinda minor league website is this?

 

 Carlton or Seaver

Nope.

Sutton

posted by justincredible

Sutton

There it is.

Same number of wins as Ryan, but Gaylord and Carlton were always ahead during the relevant years.

Ott?

DiMaggio?

Mize?