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Omar 382
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You are right on that account. His first name is the name of a pretty important island for Micks like me
One of the more underrated players of all time, Bill "The Moose" SkowronTry this one. Played in 8 world series with 2 different teams. led the league in putouts at his position in 2 different seasons. Never worse than 4th in range factor at his position. appeared in 10 all star games including 2 double
years. Played the majority of his career with one team. His nickname was that of an animal. Also he had moderate power.
You got that one fast for a young guy!One of the more underrated players of all time, Bill "The Moose" Skowron
Roger is not an animal name. Unless you named your dog Roger!I'm thinking Roger Maris but that one year that he hit 61 HRs takes him out of the "moderate" power category
Quack! Ducky Medwick!Speaking of players with animals for nicknames:
- Born and rasied in Joisey
- 1937 Triple Crown winner
- Only known MLB player to be thrown out of a game for his own personal safety
- His 64 doubles in 1936 remains the National League record
- He also holds the major league record for most consecutive seasons with 40 or more doubles, set from 1933-1939
believe it or not, I think I know it.
- Ninth NL player to hit 200 home runs
- NL MVP in 1941
- In 1939 he became the first MLB player to have three 100-strikeout seasons
No but A for effort (but F for actual results)believe it or not, I think I know it.
Ralph Kiner?