Baseball: A Little Game

Very impressive TRD, the answer to #6 is Mike Marshall. Have you come up with any other good ideas?

There was no way i would have known no 6

Well i've been thinking about a new game havn't come up with much yet.We could do the same in another sport but that might get boring i don't know.Or maybe post a daily Trivia quiz of about 20 questions until someone comes up with something good!

Good job TRD you keep on impressing me even more.

Why thank you Ben,i do my best!

Anyone got any idea's for another one yet or shall we do the same in another sport?

we could do numbers. that would take awhile and also be hard though

Ok while we are waiting got a bit of TRIVIA for ya!

1) What 3 players have achieved 40 home runs and 40 stolen bases in a season?

2) What team has won the most games in a season?

3) Who holds the record for the most double's in a career?

4) What team has won the fewest games in a season?

5) What 2 pitchers did Mark Mcguire hit his 1st and Last home runs off in his magical 70 season?

Da Sox what do you mean by numbers?

Hmmm no takers for the Trivia,not to hard are they....

As for the new game i will start one in the next day or so.

iam not to sure about these trivia questions. Iam not that good at that stuff, but i would have to go with the Yankees winning the most games. And the Devil Rays lossing the most.

I'll give it a shot TRD,

1. Jose Canseco, Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriquez
Alfonso Soriano came so close last season (39 hr's and 41 stolen bases)

2. 1906 Cubs and 2001 Seattle Mariners each won 116 games.

3. Tris Speaker with 792 doubles.

4. 1899 Cleveland Indians lost 134 games.

5. 1st homer- Ramon Martinez....70th homer- Carl Pavano

TRD, what game do you have in mind next?

DaSox, how does the numbers game work?

Proud American that is really impressive,I thought number 2 might catch someone out as it was a tie!!

Ben i think New York have the record for the most wins in history..

PA i didn't understand the thing with numbers either..

New game Hmmmm proving tough after the first was so sucessful.

Before the start of the 2003 season, that would be San Francisco with 9,771 wins from 1883-2002 and the Yankees the most in the AL with 8,895 wins from 1901-2002.

baseball-almanac.com...

Cheers PA wasn't too sure about it!

Got another poser for someone to get!

Name the top 5 players that have hit the most HR's in 5 consecutive seasons..
And for a Bonus-Give me the amount that each player hit within that 5 year span..

Ok maybe the Trivia is getting a bit hard for ya...

I'll give you till tommorow evening if you havn't got it i''l give you the answer...:

Ok you've got about 4 hour's left before i give you the answer!!!!

Don't forget the new game has started in the basketball forum so get your votes in quick.....

Ok i'll give you the answer guess it was too hard for you

Sosa-292 (1998-2002)
McGwire-284 (1995-1999)
Ruth-256 (1926-1930)
Griffey-249 (1996-2000)
Bonds-239 (1998-2002)
Kiner-234 (1947-1951)
Alex Rodriguez-234 (1998-2002)

Ok i said the top 5 but i'll give you the top 7 in order of homeruns!!

Come on guy's i'm beating ya at your own SPORT!!!

Darn, I totally missed your question, guess I was too late.

Here's one: How many consecutive gold gloves has Atlanta Braves pitcher Greg Maddux won?

Sorry PA it was their quite a while,i thought it was a good one aswell!

Gold Glove wins on the trot Hmmm i am a bit of a trivia fan so i would say.....13

So how did i do?

Ok Keep you occupied a couple of questions on Sammy Sosa!

1) How many multi-homer games did he have coming in to 2002?

2) How many 30/30 seasons does he have?

i am thinking that he had about 50 muti-homer games, and i dont think that he had a 30/30 season, if he did 1.