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MLB Trivia

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He was pre "Dave Concepcion". Great shortstop.

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Since 1990 3 different Reds have led the league in Strikeouts...Adam Dunn (3 times ) is a layup, who are they other 2?

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bad proof reading on my part

Since 1990 4 different Reds have led the league in Strikeouts...Adam Dunn (3 times ) is a layup, who are they other 3?

 

Drew Stubbs

I would say Mike Cameron and Reggie Sanders would be strong candidates.

Sanders, but what's crazy he had 114 which is more than 30 strike outs lower than any other leader over the last 20 years.

There were only 3, not 4.....Sanders did it in the strike shortened season.

A Red has led or tied for leading the league in complete games 4 times since 1980, with one player doing it twice. Who are the 3 players?

A Red has led or tied for leading the league in complete games 4 times since 1980, with one player doing it twice. Who are the 3 players?

 

Mario Soto?

Danny Jackson?

Soto and Jackson are two I definitely would have said. Harang isn't a bad guess either. If we're going all the way back to 1980 I'll throw Seaver out there.

Cingrani had 10 K's yesterday. Who was the last Reds Rookie lefty with 10+ K's in a game?

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