Baseball Trivia 2018

[Voice of Reason]

Here is a follow up/related question to my previous one.

 

There are three players who have had two different years of hitting more than 40 HR and less than 100 RBI. Who are the three players who have done this in two different years?

[UKMustangFan]

Here is a follow up/related question to my previous one.

 

There are three players who have had two different years of hitting more than 40 HR and less than 100 RBI. Who are the three players who have done this in two different years?

 

Active, or all-time?

[Voice of Reason]

Active, or all-time?

 

All time. Only three players in baseball history have done this in two different seasons.

[UKMustangFan]

I know Adam Dunn is one.

[Voice of Reason]

I know Adam Dunn is one.

 

Yes, I figured a Reds fans on here would get that one. Get out of Cincinnati Reds region with this question and I bet you could stump people on Dunn as one of the answers.

 

Not to sidetrack things, but Adam Dunn had one of the most interesting statistical careers ever in baseball.

[CincySportsFan]

Aaron and Bonds the other two?

[Voice of Reason]

Aaron and Bonds the other two?

 

Aaron is correct.

 

One more player left. I believe this one will take some thinking. To save some time and guesses, unlike Aaron, this player is not one of the players named in my previous question above.

[AverageJoesGym]

Aaron is correct.

 

One more player left. I believe this one will take some thinking. To save some time and guesses, unlike Aaron, this player is not one of the players named in my previous question above.

 

Alfonso Soriano?

[Voice of Reason]

Alfonso Soriano?

 

Not Soriano. He did it once but not twice.

[CincySportsFan]

Junior?

[Voice of Reason]

Junior?

 

No.

[Runcible Owl]

The Mick.

[sportsmaniac]

Dale Murphy or Dave Kingman

[Voice of Reason]

The Mick.

 

Winner.

 

The three players who hit 40 or more HR's and less than 100 RBI's in 2 seasons are Hank Aaron, Mickey Mantle and Adam Dunn.

[ColonelCrazy]

Winner.

 

The three players who hit 40 or more HR's and less than 100 RBI's in 2 seasons are Hank Aaron, Mickey Mantle and Adam Dunn.

 

That's a great question, well done VOR. :thumb: