Brooklyn?

I'm totally blanking on a Dodger slugger that would have that many bombs.

posted by Ironman92

About 150 HR short

He’s the only one I could think of on this question. 
 

I’m confused, also. 
 

edit: just looked at the all time homer list and was shocked that I didn’t know that Thome was ahead of Sosa. 
 

This player spent time on the Dodgers during his career....his entire time as a a Dodger he had 564 career HR

I understand the question now. Never hit a HR as a Dodger. Thome? I recall you mentioning he didn't hit one for LA, I think.

564 career home runs full stop narrows this to like a dozen people.

I can't figure out who this might be.  Dodgers?

posted by justincredible

I understand the question now. Never hit a HR as a Dodger. Thome? I recall you mentioning he didn't hit one for LA, I think.

Thome it is....his entire time with the Dodgers he was stuck on 564 career HR

You're a real piece of work, you know it?

Oh. Whatever I read initially was not that lol.

Oh, I see.  Kind of a cool idea for a question.

Yep, really tricky. Obviously hard to word. But clever.

I read that as he had that many while on Dodgers. And figured it was a typo cause nobody would be that high for LA lol.

posted by O-Trap

Oh, I see.  Kind of a cool idea for a question.

After 100 questions everyone’s eyes are crossed 

Question #59

These 47 players hit 15 or more HR in 1996, name them

/laley

Maybe I get some street cred for mentioning Thome?

Question #65:

There are three HOF players who started their careers after 1950 who were not primarily middle infielders or pitchers and finished their careers with fewer than 150 homers.

3 players

Hall of Fame

Careers started after 1950

Not pitchers or middle infielders

Fewer than 150 HRs

posted by BRF

Maybe I get some street cred for mentioning Thome?

Yeah but you lost it by forgetting I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Justin gets the cred

posted by Ironman92

Yeah but you lost it by forgetting I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Justin gets the cred

Mo Vaughn gets the credit.

Rod Carew

Lou Brock

Ichiro in a few years

Did Gwynn get to 150?

Nellie Fox

posted by Ironman92

Rod Carew

Lou Brock

No.

Yes.

Lou Brock started in 1961.  Hit 149 HRs.  Played outfield.

Carew spent too much time at 2nd base.  I didn't consider him, since nearly half his career was there.

I guess he could be a fourth.

posted by Ironman92

Yeah but you lost it by forgetting I mentioned it earlier in the thread. Justin gets the cred

Ah, damn. You guys are really good on this stuff. 

 

I’m really impressed with the questions and the entertainment it provides me. TY

posted by O-Trap

Mo Vaughn gets the credit.

Nah, just MVP votes when he should’ve finished 5th