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MLB Trivia....2015 Edition

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Weird. How did we both assume 500?

 

No idea. Very strange

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Who is the only pitcher to lead both leagues in shutouts in the same season?

 

Rick Sutcliffe is my guess, because I recall him having that great start with the Cubs after his trade from Cleveland two months into the '84 season.

Rick Sutcliffe is my guess, because I recall him having that great start with the Cubs after his trade from Cleveland two months into the '84 season.

 

Good guess but it wasn't Sutcliffe. He had a 5.15 ERA for the Tribe when he was traded.

Who is the only pitcher to lead both leagues in shutouts in the same season?

 

CC Sabathia?

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I hold the major league record for most at-bats without an extra base hit, with 373....who am I?

 

Hint: I served up Mike Schmidt's final home run.

 

Anyone?

 

I broke in with Yankees, and then played for the Padres, Twins, Giants, Phillies, But was best known for my years with the Astros. I retired in 1995.

Anyone? I broke in with Yankees' date=' and then played for the Padres, Twins, Giants, Phillies, But was best known for my years with the Astros. I retired in 1995.[/quote'] Vern Ruhle???
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I hold the major league record for most at-bats without an extra base hit, with 373....who am I?

 

Hint: I served up Mike Schmidt's final home run.

 

Hint 2: I broke in with Yankees, and then played for the Padres, Twins, Giants, Phillies, But was best known for my years with the Astros. I retired in 1995.

 

Hint 3: While still considered a Rookie in 1986, I set a major-league record by striking out the first eight batters of the game.

Hint 2: I broke in with Yankees, and then played for the Padres, Twins, Giants, Phillies, But was best known for my years with the Astros. I retired in 1995.

 

Hint 3: While still considered a Rookie in 1986, I set a major-league record by striking out the first eight batters of the game.

 

Jim DeShaies. I remember the 8 strikeouts. I'd have never gotten it otherwise.

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DeShaies former college teammate with a Reds connection?

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DeShaies former college teammate with a Reds connection?

 

Looked it up.....had ZERO idea they played together.

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