May 8, 200719 yr Author My infielder guess would be Greg Gagne, but I certainly don't remember him playing CF for the Twinkies. That is the answer. Actually misread it as he only played a handful of games in CF. Next question: 4 players have been hit by a pitch twice in an INNING. One was a Red but I have never heard of him before. Red was in 1959. The other three are a Yankee in 1962, a Rockie in 1996 and a O's in 1999. Who are they?
May 8, 200719 yr That is the answer. Actually misread it as he only played a handful of games in CF. Next question: 4 players have been hit by a pitch twice in an INNING. One was a Red but I have never heard of him before. Red was in 1959. The other three are a Yankee in 1962, a Rockie in 1996 and a O's in 1999. Who are they? I remember watching Andres "Big Cat" Gallaraga, get hit twice...He wasn't happy and so did, Frank Thomas. Not sure on others, but seems like an Oriole had that happen to him, a few years back.
May 8, 200719 yr Author Brady Anderson The Big Cat Frank Thomas are all correct. Now need the Red. 1959, initials W.S.
May 8, 200719 yr Brady Anderson The Big Cat Frank Thomas are all correct. Now need the Red. 1959, initials W.S. Before my time. I have no idea.
May 8, 200719 yr Author Willie Schmidt. Never heard of him. Two St. Louis Cardinals have driven 12 runs in in a single game to hold the MLB record. Who are they?
May 8, 200719 yr . Two St. Louis Cardinals have driven 12 runs in in a single game to hold the MLB record. Who are they? Did one do it against the Redlegs in a Thursday afternoon Businessman Special?
May 8, 200719 yr Did one do it against the Redlegs in a Thursday afternoon Businessman Special?I believe he did....
May 8, 200719 yr Author Did one do it against the Redlegs in a Thursday afternoon Businessman Special? Something tells me he hit a foul ball OUT of Riverfront Stadium too.
May 8, 200719 yr Author One of the Cardinals was Mark Whitten Yep. I will give you the others as it is off to practice. Jim Bottomley 1924. Both with 12.
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