March 8, 201214 yr Mike Schmidt That's a wrap. K leaders: http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/SO_career.shtml
March 8, 201214 yr That's a wrap. K leaders: Career Leaders & Records for Strikeouts - Baseball-Reference.com You put that one on a tee for me.
March 8, 201214 yr Since 1990, six pitchers have thrown two or more complete-game no-hitters. Name them. If you really want to get crazy, feel free to name the six more pitchers who have thrown two or more complete-game no-hitters since 1965. We'll call this the old-timers' bonus special. And if you want to get even crazier, how about the three pitchers since 1970 who are credited with having thrown two no-hitters, with one of the two gems being complete-game no-hitters, and the other being a no-hitter where the pitcher in question combined with another pitcher.
March 8, 201214 yr Author Pretty confident in these 5 Randy Johnson Roy Halladay Mark Buehrle Justin Verlander Hideo Nomo Struggling to come up with a 6th. Did Ryan get two in the '90's? Don't have a clue on your other two. If Ryan is wrong here he is definitely one. Only other old(er) guy I'm sure pitched at least two was Koufax. But I'm not sure if they were before or after '65.
March 8, 201214 yr Pretty confident in these 5 Randy Johnson Roy Halladay Mark Buehrle Justin Verlander Hideo Nomo Struggling to come up with a 6th. Did Ryan get two in the '90's? Don't have a clue on your other two. If Ryan is wrong here he is definitely one. Only other old(er) guy I'm sure pitched at least two was Koufax. But I'm not sure if they were before or after '65. No-no 6 and 7 came in the '90s for Ryan. Well done. Koufax had his last one in '65, but he doesn't count on this list since the others came before that time. I used 1965 as an arbitrary cutoff date so I could include one guy, while also excluding another (Jim Bunning).
March 8, 201214 yr Author No-no 6 and 7 came in the '90s for Ryan. Well done. Koufax had his last one in '65, but he doesn't count on this list since the others came before that time. I used 1965 as an arbitrary cutoff date so I could include one guy, while also excluding another (Jim Bunning). Thanks, pre-'90's no-no's are a subject I am woefully unfamiliar with. Someone else will have to get that one.
April 12, 201214 yr Here is one I just read a while ago and don't believe it: 2 batters have more walks than strikeouts every year in the last 3 seasons. Who are they?
April 12, 201214 yr Here is one I just read a while ago and don't believe it: 2 batters have more walks than strikeouts every year in the last 3 seasons. Who are they? Dustin Pedroia is one
April 13, 201214 yr Pujols? Pujols has every year except his rookie season. Pedroia isn't... missed that by 1 in 2010. I found one of the other 2, and I doubt anyone will guess him.
April 13, 201214 yr Looked it up....Sorry Big Slick, but that's a bad question. The other guy barely plays 50% of his team's games if that.
April 13, 201214 yr Author Looked it up....Sorry Big Slick, but that's a bad question. The other guy barely plays 50% of his team's games if that.Well that eliminates my next 25 guesses.
April 13, 201214 yr Ok I'll throw one out here. 4 guys in MLB History appeared in at least 140 games for 16 consecutive seasons. Who are they?
April 13, 201214 yr Author Ok I'll throw one out here. 4 guys in MLB History appeared in at least 140 games for 16 consecutive seasons. Who are they? Ripken Jr., Rose, Mays, and Aaron.
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