You guys are all right with Babe but the other guy is a little more obscure. He was a recent player though.
Got the "yips" and couldn't find the plate after a promising start to his career as a pitcher. The Cards moved him to center field where he stuck in the big leagues.
That’s it, Ruth and Ankiel.Good one dtodd! Rick Ankiel
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I'm a fan of the hated rivals down the road, but I take the temperature of a few other fan boards, especially during the recruiting windows. Won't be checkingi in here often enough to fully participate I do enjoy trivia though, and instantly thought of Ankiel's meltdown on the mound and rebirth in center.[/QUOT
Take it you want someone else to ask next question? OFC
I can only come up with the obvious one, Jim Palmer.Ah, what the heck.
The Baltimore Orioles are the only modern era team to have four 20 game winners on the same staff in one season. Who were those 4 pitchers that won 20 in the same season for the O's.
Y’all are picking all these baseball questions so I can’t compete huh?![]()
I'll give it a shot.
MIke Cuellar
Pat Dodson
Jim Palmer
Dave McNally
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If I get it I will give an ACC basketball question. OFC
I'll give it a shot.
MIke Cuellar
Pat Dodson
Jim Palmer
Dave McNally
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Matter of fact very good job.. I was going to say Tom Phoebus rather than Dobson. OFC
Think I need to edit for correct spelling or this like jeopardy ?OFC
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Think I need to edit for correct spelling or this like jeopardy ?OFC
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You are a dog fart hart. I forgot that you were around. Were you watching that game? I about fell out of my chair. Talking about baiting some one Sloan did a job that day. I've always wondered what Wells said to him because chamberlain didn't hesitate. I bet dean pitched one of those hissy fits that's been handed down through the unc coaches. If any of you never saw a dean smith hissy fit hof coach roy williams does a perfect impression of it. Dirty Dan Wells. I'll never forgethought him . Special moment in ACC basketball history. You have the honors hart. OFC
Al Downing. OFC
Sky you're up. You know the thing that gets overlooked is Downing was a good pitcher. Sky didnt he have some decent years w/the Yankees? OFC
Yes he did and had some decent years. If I'm not mistaken he led the league in strike outs one year with the Yanks. Had a career winning record also. I have his baseball card when he was with the Yankees. Nothing shameful about giving up Hanks record breaking home run. Someone was going to give it up. OK heres the question and I will stay Downing. After his career was over he was the color man for what MLB team. OFC
I yield to dtodd! You are up sir! You planted seed for answer! Kudos friend- OFC
Not to nit pick but Downing gave up the record breaker # 715. The HR to tie the record was in Cincinnati on opening day. Not sure of the Reds pitcher, either Tom Gullickson or Jack Billingham. Long last name guy though...lolOf course I was watching it!!! That was a GIFT!!!! HERE IS AN EASY ONE BACK- WHO GAVE UP HENRY AARON'S RECORD HR TO TIE BABE RUTH???? OFC
Not to nit pick but Downing gave up the record breaker # 715. The HR to tie the record was in Cincinnati on opening day. Not sure of the Reds pitcher, either Tom Gullickson or Jack Billingham. Long last name guy though...lol
Not to nit pick but Downing gave up the record breaker # 715. The HR to tie the record was in Cincinnati on opening day. Not sure of the Reds pitcher, either Tom Gullickson or Jack Billingham. Long last name guy though...lol
You are right dtodd and I waive my question to you. I will wait until I get the next one right and just ask my question again. OFC
Al Downing. OFC
Al Downing. OFC
This answer was wrong and I forfeit my answer. OFC
Sky my bad, I overlooked Billingham! Always thought he was a decent pitcher btw but not in the class of Reds Don Gullett and of course "Tom Terrific" after he came over from the Mets. OFC
Who were the inductees for the original class of the baseball hall of fame, and which player was the leading vote getter of that inaugural group.
Who were the inductees for the original class of the baseball hall of fame, and which player was the leading vote getter of that inaugural group.