Random stat of the day

[mrwallace2ku]

once he's dead he served his sentence.

2 virgins and eternity, amirite?

 

[obxyankeefan]

After he's dead. He agreed to a lifetime ban, once he's dead he served his sentence.

Buck and Joe need to get in before Petey.

 

[msgkings322]

2 virgins and eternity, amirite?


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If those two are virgins I'm Napoleon Bonaparte

 

[mrwallace2ku]

If those two are virgins I'm Napoleon Bonaparte

IT'S CHRISTMAS FOR CHRIST SAKE COTDAMIT!



santa knows whose naughty-n-nice…already.

 

[PolarVortex]

It's the offseason and I'm bored. Only big signing so far has been Corbin.

So let's have some fun.

Ray Pepper has the least amount of career RBIs for a player with at least 100 in one season.

Pepper drove in 101 in 1934 for the St. Louis Browns but only managed 69 (nice) more RBIs in his 5 year career.

Who had the lowest seasonal BA in a season in which he had 100 or more RBI?

 

[DragonfromTO]

Who had the lowest seasonal BA in a season in which he had 100 or more RBI?

I don't know if he is the worst of all time and once again I don't remember the exact number but I know that Tony Armas sure jumped out of my baseball cards and my sticker book in 1983! When you lead the league you are supposed to get your own sticker and I remembered Armas because Jim Rice and Cecil Cooper had a split RBI sticker that year and I don't think that Armas even got a sticker

 

[PolarVortex]

I don't know if he is the worst of all time and once again I don't remember the exact number but I know that Tony Armas sure jumped out of my baseball cards and my sticker book in 1983! When you lead the league you get your own sticker, and Jim Rice and Cecil Cooper had a split sticker that year I recall

It's Armas. I think he hit .218. The way things are going in MLB now days, I gotta believe that that dubious 'record' will fall in the next few years

 

[DragonfromTO]

It's Armas. I think he hit .218. The way things are going in MLB now days, I gotta believe that that dubious 'record' will fall in the next few years

Haha I knew it! He may have had a shitty year but he deserved a sticker goddamnit! Sorry I keep adding details but I'm a big fucking nerd sometimes

 

[PolarVortex]

Who was the last guy to have 100 or more RBI with less than 10 homeruns?

 

[DragonfromTO]

Who was the last guy to have 100 or more RBI with less than 10 homeruns?

That's gotta be Tommy Herr, no? If he had double digits then it's probably someone from a long time ago but these are my prime baseball card years hahaha

 

[PolarVortex]

That's gotta be Tommy Herr, no? If he had double digits then it's probably someone from a long time ago but these are my prime baseball card years hahaha

Yeah, I think so. I don't know it for a fact but I can't think of anyone since. Gwynn or Carew could have done but never actually did do it. I think Willie McGee came pretty close.

 

[DragonfromTO]

Last pitcher with 20+ wins and fewer than 100 Ks?

 

[DragonfromTO]

It's Armas. I think he hit .218. The way things are going in MLB now days, I gotta believe that that dubious 'record' will fall in the next few years

Sorry, I just realized there was a fat finger accidental dislike on this that is now gone

 

[PolarVortex]

Last pitcher with 20+ wins and fewer than 100 Ks?

I used to know this. Maybe one of the Oriole guys like McGregor, or McNally or, Stone.

 

[DragonfromTO]

I used to know this. Maybe one of the Oriole guys like McGregor, or McNally or, Stone.

McNally did it but he is not the most recent.

 

[PolarVortex]

McNally did it but he is not the most recent.

I had to cheat. I never would have gotten that.

 

[DragonfromTO]

I had to cheat. I never would have gotten that.

Someone who is the "right" age will get it I think but the guy who is next on the list is the easier guess.

 

[jwolt92]

Man I'm terrible at trivia. I just find the interesting facts and post them!

Today's random stat of the day!

Career 5 hit games:
Joe Dowie 1
Robin Yount 1

Joe Dowie career hits: 17
Robin Yount: 3142

 

[jwolt92]

Brad Ziegler threw 10,474 pitches in his career.

He never once had a lifetime ERA above 2.80 on any of those pitches. He finished his career with a 2.75 ERA

 

[rmilia1]

Only one team has never had a 40 home run hitter, can you name it @jwolt92 ?

I knew this one right away !! 36 is their high too so not even almost 40