OT: Sports trivia part 2.
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Nope, lets see dj asked the question at 10:22 last nite so should we "uncle" this one Sky?
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This player was originally drafted by the Twins, pitched there for a few seasons and was considered one of the top pitching prospects in all of baseball during the mid-2000s.
If no one gets it by morning I’ll ask a new question.
If no one gets it by morning I’ll ask a new question.
dtodd w/that answer you ironically answered the question about the only Tampa Bay hurler to toss a no-no. Had to look it up and disqualify myself when everyone was whiffing on it! OFC
George Foster and his epic 70's sideburns is correct. You are up Sky.
Sky thanks my friend. Bobby was quality player, and even better person! Ok, back to Duke basktball.In 1977, a Blue Devil was chosen in the NBA draft. Name the player, the team who selected him, and what round he was picked.OFC
Sky thats good enough my friend because Jimmy Spanarkel would be drafted by Dallas two years later! Tate was taken in 1st round by Chicago.You are up!
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Nolan Ryan is without a doubt one of the greatest pitchers ever. His 1968 Topps rookie card is one of the most valuable cards out. I was fortunate to have collected two of them and actually was able to sell one of them for 1,000.00 a few years ago. The odd thing about it is that it's not an individual card. He shares it with another NY Met who did become a team mate and played several years in the majors but never came close to the success of Ryan. Name the other player. OFC
Someone has to get this by 7 am. After that if it is not answered you guys will have to judge among yourselves as to the correct answer and be the next up. He ended up with playing for several teams just like Nolan including the Twins, White Sox and Phillies. OFC
Not Jerry Koosman??? He had a pretty good career as lefty IIRC... OFC
Jerry Koosman is correct. What's ironic is that Koosman's rookie card is just as valuable as Nolan Ryan's. Think about that. You are up hart. OFC
Pitcher Mickey Lolich was mentioned here other day as MVP of the 1968 World Series. Lolich and the Detroit Tigers won the WS in 7 games over the St.Louis Cardinals. How many '68 Series games did Lolich win, and how many innings did he pitch? OFC
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