May 3, 200719 yr Author What legendary pitcher had the most hit by pitches in a pitching career? Anyone have a guess on this one.
May 3, 200719 yr Random guesses.... Jim Sundberg Elston Howard Pudge No, nata and uh-uh.....we call that, going 0 for 3. Here's a hint, began his career with the Indians.
May 3, 200719 yr Anyone have a guess on this one.Sorry, didn't see this one and that would probably be, the "Big Train"....Walter Johnson.
May 3, 200719 yr Anyone have a guess on this one. Don Drysdale or Bob Gibson. Both known for the high hard one.
May 3, 200719 yr No, nata and uh-uh.....we call that, going 0 for 3. Here's a hint, began his career with the Indians. Sandy Alomar
May 3, 200719 yr Author Sorry, didn't see this one and that would probably be, the "Big Train"....Walter Johnson. You are good and the answer you are looking for is Ron Hassey. And I got a perfect game question for you. The pitcher who threw the MOST PITCHES in his perfect game is ____________. He threw 120 pitches. Just for the record, some guy named Addie Joss only threw 74 pitches for the fewest. Hint: This is a heavy answer and one of my favorite former Reds pitchers.
May 3, 200719 yr Nope....Here's another hint, I watched this game on TV.... in 1981. Was John Candelaria the pitcher?
May 3, 200719 yr You are good and the answer you are looking for is Ron Hassey. And I got a perfect game question for you. The pitcher who threw the MOST PITCHES in his perfect game is ____________. He threw 120 pitches. Just for the record, some guy named Addie Joss only threw 74 pitches for the fewest. Hint: This is a heavy answer and one of my favorite former Reds pitchers. I remember David Wells, struggling against the Twins (I believe), in late 90'. So he is my guess and if not, then I recall Sandy Koufax, throwing a lot of pitches. By the way Hassey, is correct....
May 3, 200719 yr Author I remember David Wells, struggling against the Twins (I believe), in late 90's. S so he is my guess and if not, then I recall Sandy Koufax, throwing a lot of pitches. By the way Hassey, is correct.... Man you are good.
May 3, 200719 yr Nope....Here's another hint, I watched this game on TV.... in 1981. Was it Nolan and Ashby?
May 3, 200719 yr Was it Nolan and Ashby?Nope, Hassey and Barker. Was John Candelaria the pitcher?In his day, the "Candy Man" was very tough.
May 3, 200719 yr Thanks and here is another....All-time leader, in HBP's as a batter. I know Don Baylor had the record, and he still might, but for some reason I was thinking Craig Biggio may have broke the record.
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