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who ever played Stat O Matic Baseball when they where young?

ME! ...along with APBA and Hot Corner Baseball

 

The me, these games are TRUE Fantasy Baseball ;)

 

 

W/appologies, I thought someone answered your grand slam question.

 

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<b>Name the NINE players in MLB History who played for four different teams in the same season...</b>

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Name the NINE players in MLB History who played for four different teams in the same season

 

Frank Huelsman : 1904 (Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Browns,Washington Senators)

Willis Hudlin : 1940 (Cleveland Indians, Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, New York Giants)

Paul Lehner : 1951 (Philadelphia Athletics, St. Louis Browns, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox)

Ted Gray : 1955 (Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles)

Wes Covington : 1961 (Milwaukee Braves, , Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Athletics, Philadelphia Phillies)

Mike Kilkenny : 1972 (Detroit Tigers, Oakland Athletics, San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians)

Dave Kingman: 1977 (New York Mets, San Diego Padres, California Angels, New York Yankees)

Dave Martinez : 2000 (Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays)

José A. Bautista: 2004 (Baltimore Orioles, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Kansas City Royals, New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates.

 

 

 

NEXT QUESTION:

 

Name the last two players to make their respective Major League debuts after playing for a Tyler, Texas Minor League team..........

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Thats to hard I can't find that anywhere even with Google

It's right here, Daddy-O!: :D

http://www.oocities.org/wildcatter94/tyler-majors.html

  • Red Murff, 1956 Milwaukee Braves
  • Todd Rizzo, 1998 Chicago White Sox

 

 

Who played right field for the 1993 Atlanta Braves?

  • David Justice - 157 games
  • Tony Tarasco - 8 games
  • Brian Hunter - 2 games
  • Otis Nixon - 2 games
  • Bill Pecota - 1 game

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why do they have his card on display, did he later join the CIA?

Moe Berg served as a spy for the OSS during World War II ... while on a Japanese tour with MLB All-Stars in 1934, he took photos from his hotel room of the Tokyo skyline and landscape...

 

 

QUESTION, THE NEXT:

 

Who is the only player in MLB History to play in three different cities with the same franchise ???

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Moe Berg served as a spy for the OSS during World War II ... while on a Japanese tour with MLB All-Stars in 1934, he took photos from his hotel room of the Tokyo skyline and landscape...

 

 

QUESTION, THE NEXT:

 

Who is the only player in MLB History to play in three different cities with the same franchise ???

 

I am going to take a guess Hank Aaron just don't know if he played for the Boston Braves

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ZERO ... 47 in 1971 was his season high. He is the MODEL of home run consistency - unlike a certain recent player with "balloon payment" home run totals at the END of his career :mad:

 

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Name the pitcher who hold the Texas Rangers team record for strikeouts in his Major League debut...

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ZERO ... 47 in 1971 was his season high. He is the MODEL of home run consistency - unlike a certain recent player with "balloon payment" home run totals at the END of his career :mad:

 

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Name the pitcher who hold the Texas Rangers team record for strikeouts in his Major League debut...

 

 

Justin Grimm?

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David Clyde....Houston Westchester. Should have known this one. Remember seeing him pitch at a Longview American Legion tournament the summer before he was drafted. Man he could bring it! I was 17 yo and remember listening to the debut game on WBAP 820 that nite. Rangers mismanaged him IMO; always wandered how his career would have turned out had he been managed correctly.

 

 

 

 

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David Clyde

As impressive as Clyde's 8 strikeouts in his MLB debut were, that still is not the correct answer :D

 

 

However - I was incorrect in stating that Justin Grimm's 7 Ks was the second most :wacko: ... it is the third most ... David Clyde's 8 is tied for second-most with Paul Mirabella (July 28, 1978)

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As impressive as Clyde's 8 strikeouts in his MLB debut were, that still is not the correct answer :D

 

 

However - I was incorrect in stating that Justin Grimm's 7 Ks was the second most :wacko: ... it is the third most ... David Clyde's 8 is tied for second-most with Paul Mirabella (July 28, 1978)

 

 

That's what threw me cowboy. I give, calf rope....:)

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I was thinking David Clyde to I remember how excited the crowd got when he struck out the side in the first inning remember in those days the Rangers where the pits more so than the Astros. I know Astro tribal and I am fixing y'all a good dose soon as this question is answered

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My apologies ... because of the confusion, I will reveal the answer:

 

Don Stanhouse, 9 -- April 19, 1972 (vs. White Sox)

 

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Name the winningest left-handed pitcher in Kansas City Athletics (1955-1967) History...

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