slow day basbeall trivia

[steaktartar]

i edited original hopefully clearer

 

[Journeyman]

A guy like Kingman or McGwire...I see Mac had a 39, Kingman had a 37.

 

[Journeyman]

Killebrew ?

 

[steaktartar]

A guy like Kingman or McGwire...I see Mac had a 39, Kingman had a 37.

guy like that is on right track

 

[steaktartar]

Killebrew ?

yup harmon hit 45 one year with 95 rbi

 

[Journeyman]

I remember hearing that one, didn't really remember who though, he was the third guy I thought of.

 

[Journeyman]

Bonds is another one who gets a lot of homers and a relatively low RBI total.

 

[Journeyman]

Believe it or not Bonds has 45 HR and under too.

 

[steaktartar]

ya bonds is even more correct 45 and 90 odd that killebrew is answer i gave and my friend said that was correct........

 

[Journeyman]

ya bonds is even more correct 45 and 90 odd that killebrew is answer i gave and my friend said that was correct........

Probably was never updated that's all...that's a good question too.

 

[billhill999]

When was the last time a World Series was determined on a sacrifice fly ?

 

[steaktartar]

DAN GLADDEN my beloved twins?

 

[Journeyman]

DAN GLADDEN my beloved twins?

Pretty sure that ball landed out there for a basehit by Gene Larkin...assuming he's talking about the WS game ender (game 7)

That was the 'Lonnie Smith' game.

 

[steaktartar]

Pretty sure that ball landed out there for a basehit by Gene Larkin...assuming he's talking about the WS game ender (game 7)

That was the 'Lonnie Smith' game.

ya i just wanna squeeze twins into any and all threads if possible

 

[Journeyman]

ya i just wanna squeeze twins into any and all threads if possible

I gotcha... now I see why the Killebrew question...:thumbsup:

Twins had some very fine teams in the late 60's ear;ly 70's that have been forgotten, they could play ball....I reember that old park with the unique batters boxes that led to the plate.

 

[steaktartar]

I gotcha... now I see why the Killebrew question...:thumbsup:

Twins had some very fine teams in the late 60's ear;ly 70's that have been forgotten, they could play ball....I reember that old park with the unique batters boxes that led to the plate.

oliva carew versailles killebrew allison and a wealth of great pitching over the mid 60's to even late 70's with hisle bostock wielding bats to help carew and disco dan ford

 

[Journeyman]

oliva carew versailles killebrew allison and a wealth of great pitching over the mid 60's to even late 70's with hisle bostock wielding bats to help carew and disco dan ford

I know they battled Baltimore in the first two division series...I really didn't realize they were that good a team til i really looked at them...the late 70's teams were solid, free agency killed them -cheap owner. Then after that they were the worst team in baseball with all those youngsters in the early 80's, Viola, Bruno, Hrbek, Gaetti then Puckett...it was just a matter of time, they all grew up at once and by 87 :thumbsup: and then in 91 :thumbsup:

I wish they played outdoors though....remember they almost had their team taken away because Bud Selig is a freakin moron.

 

[billhill999]

Think Sox.