Baseball: BaseBall Trivia..

Originally posted by TRD
Thats ok....

No probs...Still i aint been outdone yet!

Well I did answer your questions!! Fire away with some more....

I will have to think up some more,man nobody gives me any questions....

Easy one to test the water....

Which player, played the most consecutive games for one team?

Well i would say Ernie Banks for Chicago with well over 400 in the 50's....

Originally posted by TRD
Well i would say Ernie Banks for Chicago with well over 400 in the 50's....

Nope! You are well out....

Well i dont think i am,are we talking of the most consecutive like one after the other without missing a game,as if we are then im right...Ernie Banks played 424 games without missing one...

If it is most consecutive games in a career then that is a completley different question and my answer will be wrong,as that is Cal Ripken jnr with 2,632 for baltimore... in over a 16 year span but that was with missing games so that is not consecutive as it means one after the other..Ripkens total is,all his consecutive runs of games added together in his career...

I was trying to ask two questions (both of which you answered) but had to leave my desk and when I came back couldn't remember what my post was supposed to be about! Well done though, your go.....

Pats himself on the back...

Ok i will put some up later.....!

Originally posted by TRD
Pats himself on the back...

Ok i will put some up later.....!

Everyone has one talent, glad you found yours!!!!!!

Originally posted by TeflonDon

Originally posted by TRD
Pats himself on the back...

Ok i will put some up later.....!

Everyone has one talent, glad you found yours!!!!!!

Lol Teflon nice one...!!!!!

Originally posted by TRD


If it is most consecutive games in a career then that is a completley different question and my answer will be wrong,as that is Cal Ripken jnr with 2,632 for baltimore... in over a 16 year span but that was with missing games so that is not consecutive as it means one after the other..Ripkens total is,all his consecutive runs of games added together in his career...

Ripken's streak was consecutive, he didn't miss any games in that streak.

Originally posted by TRD
I will have to think up some more,man nobody gives me any questions....

I am working on a few now, they'll be up shortly.

Originally posted by ProudAmerican

Originally posted by TRD


If it is most consecutive games in a career then that is a completley different question and my answer will be wrong,as that is Cal Ripken jnr with 2,632 for baltimore... in over a 16 year span but that was with missing games so that is not consecutive as it means one after the other..Ripkens total is,all his consecutive runs of games added together in his career...

Ripken's streak was consecutive, he didn't miss any games in that streak.

Ermm looks like i might have got it wrong...lol..

Over 2000 games on the spin without missing one that is some record...!

Wow! That is some achievement to play that many games without missing any.

This is the only one I could think of at the time, but it's pretty simple:

Which pitcher has at least 300 wins yet 0 no-hitters? First person that gets it right gets a cookie

Originally posted by ProudAmerican


The one thing that did strike me though was, how could an American League pitcher hit three homeruns when the American League has the designated hitter rule where AL pitchers dont bat, just NL pitchers.

the designated hitter didn't come into being until 1973, so until then the game was pure, now it is tainted. come on Bud Selig do something right for once and get rid of the DH.

with the Cal Ripken consecutive games record, did he play every inning of all those games or did he just start all of them?

Originally posted by joshter
This is the only one I could think of at the time, but it's pretty simple:

Which pitcher has at least 300 wins yet 0 no-hitters? First person that gets it right gets a cookie

that would be Roger Clemens.

Yaaaaaa, you get a cookie!!! That is correct.

Damm too late,i will have to wait for the next question....