June 22, 201115 yr I don't think Yadier has been around long enough and teams don't run on him to throw out that many in the length of time he's been around. I'll go with Pudge, Varitek, Posada, Hernandez and Pierzynski. It has to be old guys. Aj is #6... All others are correct. I don't think anyone will get #5.
June 22, 201115 yr Author Jorge Posada? Jason Varitek? Both are correct. You now have 1. Pudge 2. Jorge Posada 3. 4. Jason Varitek 5.
June 22, 201115 yr Author I don't think Yadier has been around long enough and teams don't run on him to throw out that many in the length of time he's been around. I'll go with Pudge, Varitek, Posada, Hernandez and Pierzynski. It has to be old guys.Hernandez is #3.
June 22, 201115 yr Is Brad Ausmus still active with a team? I know he was with the Dodgers last year. If Ausmus is still active, I will say he is on the list.
June 22, 201115 yr ^After you said no, I just went to mlb.com and looked up CS fielding stats for active career leaders, and it's showing 8 active players having 250 CS in their careers with #1 being Kendall....:idunno:
June 22, 201115 yr Kendall isn't active... http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/CS_c_active.shtml
June 22, 201115 yr Blanco is the last one. Blanco ... wow. That puts the Jack Cust answer to shame. If you ever want to stump a real baseball geek, pull out that question. If you ever find someone who gets it right, tell them to get a life. :lol:
June 22, 201115 yr Author I'm listening to the Dodger/Tigers game right now and Scully is discussing this stat right now. Who are the top 3 active leaders in HR's allowed by a pitcher?
June 22, 201115 yr Author Blanco ... wow. That puts the Jack Cust answer to shame. If you ever want to stump a real baseball geek, pull out that question. If you ever find someone who gets it right, tell them to get a life. :lol:Haha. That was pretty rough. My next question is a nice soft toss though.
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