More trivia

[nynasty]

Ruth is correct. He came close to being the only 60/200 guy but finished with 59 HR

 

[Pure Steel]

Ruth is correct. He came close to being the only 60/200 guy but finished with 59 HR

Bonds walked too much to reach 200 hits, the year he hit 73 homers he had 156 hits

 

[calsnowskier]

Griffey?

 

[calsnowskier]

Did Williams ever hit 50?

 

[Pure Steel]

Did Williams ever hit 50?

Nope

 

[Pure Steel]

Arod makes sense….

 

[Pure Steel]

Albert Belle

 

[msgkings322]

Arod makes sense….

I got tired of waiting and looked it up, Ruth and ARod are 2 of them. The other 2 are old timey.

 

[TheGoodMan19]

Sammy Sosa? he hit .300+ the year he hit 66 HRs

 

[TheGoodMan19]

I got tired of waiting and looked it up, Ruth and ARod are 2 of them. The other 2 are old timey.

Greenberg and Foxx?

 

[msgkings322]

Greenberg and Foxx?

Foxx is one of them, one left

 

[Cedrique]

Brady Anderson

 

[msgkings322]

Brady Anderson

Nope

 

[Cedrique]

Did Ryan Howard somehow get 200 hits?

 

[broncosmitty]

Hack Wilson?

 

[msgkings322]

Hack Wilson?

There it is, correct

Interesting baseball card, not a HOF career, not even a long one. But in 1930 he had one of the greatest seasons of anyone in MLB history

 

[TheGoodMan19]

There it is, correct

Interesting baseball card, not a HOF career, not even a long one. But in 1930 he had one of the greatest seasons of anyone in MLB history

Second to Clemente as the greatest Rule 5 pick. Giants had too many good OFers. Regular with the Cubs finally in 1926, He drank himself out of baseball by 1934. He turned those nine years into a HOF career

 

[Pure Steel]

Second to Clemente as the greatest Rule 5 pick. Giants had too many good OFers. Regular with the Cubs finally in 1926, He drank himself out of baseball by 1934. He turned those nine years into a HOF career

The 191 RBI’s I will always remember…….never will be broken…..

 

[msgkings322]

Second to Clemente as the greatest Rule 5 pick. Giants had too many good OFers. Regular with the Cubs finally in 1926, He drank himself out of baseball by 1934. He turned those nine years into a HOF career

A real life Jimmy Duggan (League of Their Own)

 

[broncosmitty]

There it is, correct

Interesting baseball card, not a HOF career, not even a long one. But in 1930 he had one of the greatest seasons of anyone in MLB history

His MVP year is just craziness.

And was enough to get him into Cooperstown before I was born.