March 6, 201214 yr Author ARod is usually a safe guess, but I think he hit less than 20 last year. Shame because I think he had done it like 12+ years in a row before 2011. You're correct, he only hit 16 last year.
March 6, 201214 yr Wow, you guys are younger than I thought! His last year in the Bigs was the year I was born. :lol: He hit .179.
March 6, 201214 yr This is legendary: [ATTACH=CONFIG]36048[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]36049[/ATTACH] One of Harvey's Wallbangers...
March 7, 201214 yr Here is a question I heard this morning, easy if you Google it, so no cheating! Only pitcher to lead the NL in K's in the decade of the 80's?
March 7, 201214 yr Here is a question I heard this morning, easy if you Google it, so no cheating! Only pitcher to lead the NL in K's in the decade of the 80's? So one pitcher led every season?
March 7, 201214 yr Author So one pitcher led every season?I"m a little confused to. My guess, if that is what he means is Nolan Ryan. But I'm not sure if he pitched for the Angels or Rangers in the '80's. I know it's close on both ends. However, I would be almost certain he lead the NL a few times while with the Astros which was during the '80's so that's the only logical answer I have.
March 7, 201214 yr I'm sorry, I meant to say season leader in the NL in K's 3 different times during the 80's.
March 7, 201214 yr Author I'm sorry, I meant to say season leader in the NL in K's 3 different times during the 80's.I'll stick with Ryan.
March 7, 201214 yr I'm sorry, I meant to say season leader in the NL in K's 3 different times during the 80's. How about Mike Scott?
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