Dwight Evans
posted by O-TrapMickey
Close! He took the lead in 1964 from someone (Musial retired in 1963)....Mantle took the lead during 64 season and Mays passed him up later in the 1965 season
Frank Robinson
posted by O-TrapDwight Evans
No he was entire 1990 and a few games of 1991.....the player Mantle passed is the answer
posted by BRFFrank Robinson
He retired in 76, he never led
Duke Snyder?
Eddie Matthews?
Ted Williams
And good night to all
Eddie Murray.
posted by O-TrapDuke Snyder?
Eddie Matthews?
Eddie Mathews was the active leader for a while from the start of 1964 until the still healthy Mantle passed him.....Mathews and Mantle very similar careers start to finish. Both got old pretty fast and stayed ahead of Mays until 65 and Mays left em and stayed a little ahead of Hank until into the 1972 season
I enjoyed researching this. I didn’t notice it on baseball reference until I was about 1/2 way done and even then it didn’t show when someone new surpassed someone else....just showed the leader at the end of every year.
posted by Ironman92Eddie Mathews was the active leader for a while from the start of 1964 until the still healthy Mantle passed him.....Mathews and Mantle very similar careers start to finish. Both got old pretty fast and stayed ahead of Mays until 65 and Mays left em and stayed a little ahead of Hank until into the 1972 season
I enjoyed researching this. I didn’t notice it on baseball reference until I was about 1/2 way done and even then it didn’t show when someone new surpassed someone else....just showed the leader at the end of every year.
That's a fun question.
Question #109:
Which two players (non-HOF) led their respective leagues in HRs in the same year AND share the same last name?
1921-1935 Babe Ruth (15)
1936-1939 Lou Gehrig
1940-1942 Jimmie Foxx
1943 Mel Ott
1944-1945 Jimmie Foxx (5)
1946-1947 Mel Ott
1948-1951 DiMaggio
1952-1953 Johnny Mize
1954-1960 Ted Williams (7)
1961-1963 Stan Musial
1964 Mathews-Mantle
1965 Mantle-Mays
1966-1971 Mays (8)
1972 Mays-Aaron
1973-1976 Aaron (5)
1977-1980 McCovey
1981-1982 Stargell
1983-1987 Reggie Jackson (5)
1988-1989 Mike Schmidt
1990 Evans-Murray/
1991, Evans/Murray-Winfield
1992-1994 Winfield (5)
1995 Winfield-Murray
1996-1997 Murray (5)
1998-2001 McGwire
2002-2007 Barry Bonds (6)
2008-2010 Ken Griffey Jr
2011-2016 Alex Rodriguez (6)
2017- current Albert Pujols
posted by O-TrapQuestion #109: Which two players led their respective leagues in HRs AND share the same last name?
Same year or whenever ?
posted by Ironman92Same year or whenever ?
Ah, same year.
I'll edit the question.
I’m either confused or dumbfounded
posted by Ironman92I’m either confused or dumbfounded
Don't blame you. I just re-read the trivia question, and it was awkwardly phrased.
Was supposed to be "team." Not league.
Serves me right for venturing off BR for a question.
I'll come up with a different question (or you can).
Question #109:
Though a weird statistic, this player held the record for the most singles in a single season for over 100 years.
posted by O-TrapQuestion #109:
Though a weird statistic, this player held the record for the most singles in a single season for over 100 years.
Cobb, Keeler
Was your other question Frank and Brooks or Chipper and Andruw?
posted by Ironman92Cobb, Keeler
Nice. Wee Willie Keeler held it from 1897 to 2003 (206 singles) before Ichiro smashed it in 2004 with 225.