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MLB Trivia

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That sounds like The Count. I remember him making such a prediction and I believe Bench took him deep twice and the Reds knocked him out of the game really early.

 

 

Impressive my man.

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Sounds like something Dock Ellis might do but I do not think he was ROY.

 

 

Really good guess. Ellis could be a real butt.

I heard this one yesterday. There are 4 players in MLB history to record at least 1000 multi-hit games with the same team. Name them.

I heard this one yesterday. There are 4 players in MLB history to record at least 1000 multi-hit games with the same team. Name them.

Jeter

Ruth

Williams

Gwynn

 

First four that came to my mind then...maybe Cobb or Aaron

That sounds like The Count. I remember him making such a prediction and I believe Bench took him deep twice and the Reds knocked him out of the game really early.

 

Yes, we scored like five early runs against him and KO'ed him. John "The Count" Montefusco.

Jeter

Ruth

Williams

Gwynn

 

First four that came to my mind then...maybe Cobb or Aaron

 

So are you guessing all 6 of those?

So are you guessing all 6 of those?

 

Remember the old Free Throw rule 3 to make 2, well I'm picking 6 trying to hit 4 :lol2:

Remember the old Free Throw rule 3 to make 2, well I'm picking 6 trying to hit 4 :lol2:

 

That needs to be a poll question. Do you remember the 3 to make 2 rule?

I think Jeter and Aaron for sure...Pete had enough multi game hits ( I think he has the most) but not sure if 1000 of them were with the Reds or not

That needs to be a poll question. Do you remember the 3 to make 2 rule?
We used it at the playground and Y in pick up games way after they quit using it in the NBA...:lol2: I think we used it at least until the early 90's!!!
Remember the old Free Throw rule 3 to make 2, well I'm picking 6 trying to hit 4 :lol2:

 

Lol, well with your 6 to make 4 you connected on 3 of them. Jeter, Cobb and Aaron are correct. Rose is not on your second guess.

Aaron and Jeter I would think. I also think you would have to put Cobb on that list, the guy was a multi-hit machine.

I think the last one may be a player that has over 3000 hits and spent a ton of years with one team, if it's not Gwynn I'd guess the Old Cardinal...Stan the Man

Stan the Man(???) played a hell of a lot of games for the Cardinals. Pete most certainly be a prime candidate but probably not with just one team.

Musial is the fourth one. He seems to be the one everyone forgets in the all-time lists, me included.

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