[Mick]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

[Mick]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

[BobK]

The Hall of Fame question was world class Mick

[BobK]

The Hall of Fame question was world class Mick

[terry]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

[terry]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

[PalmTree]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

[PalmTree]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

[Giants]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial.

[Giants]

Atlee Hammaker was the #1 pick of the draft for the Royals in 1979, and pitched for the Giants from 1982-1990. Pat Sheridan was their third round pick, played 10 years in MLB, and 1989 for the Giants. Craig Lefferts was their 7th round selection, and was a reliever for the Giants for three years, from 1987 to 1989.

The two Hall of Famers were their 4th round and 18th round selections, NFL legends Dan Marino and John Elway, respectively.

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Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial.

[Mick]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

Correct!  Good pull; Terry, PalmTree and Giants. And speaking of Stan Musial, he and Nate Colbert are the only two major leaguers to hit five home runs in a single day (two ends of a doubleheader for both). What's less well known is that eight-year old Colbert and his father were in the stands on May 2, 1954, the day that Musial hit five home runs. Eighteen years later, Colbert did it himself.

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

[Mick]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

Correct!  Good pull; Terry, PalmTree and Giants. And speaking of Stan Musial, he and Nate Colbert are the only two major leaguers to hit five home runs in a single day (two ends of a doubleheader for both). What's less well known is that eight-year old Colbert and his father were in the stands on May 2, 1954, the day that Musial hit five home runs. Eighteen years later, Colbert did it himself.

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

[Giants]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

Correct!  Good pull; Terry, PalmTree and Giants. And speaking of Stan Musial, he and Nate Colbert are the only two major leaguers to hit five home runs in a single day (two ends of a doubleheader for both). What's less well known is that eight-year old Colbert and his father were in the stands on May 2, 1954, the day that Musial hit five home runs. Eighteen years later, Colbert did it himself.

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

[Giants]

Ken Griffey Jr is the second best left handed outfielder ever born in Donora, PA on Nov 21. Who was the best?

Stan Musial?

Correct!  Good pull; Terry, PalmTree and Giants. And speaking of Stan Musial, he and Nate Colbert are the only two major leaguers to hit five home runs in a single day (two ends of a doubleheader for both). What's less well known is that eight-year old Colbert and his father were in the stands on May 2, 1954, the day that Musial hit five home runs. Eighteen years later, Colbert did it himself.

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

[Mick]

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

Phil Niekro indeed, who went 21-20 in 1979.

Next question: which batter had the most MLB ABs without getting hit by a pitch?

[Mick]

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

Phil Niekro indeed, who went 21-20 in 1979.

Next question: which batter had the most MLB ABs without getting hit by a pitch?

[Mick]

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

Phil Niekro indeed, who went 21-20 in 1979.

Next question: which batter had the most MLB ABs without getting hit by a pitch?

It's a little obscure, I'll just answer it. Mark Lemke, 2nd baseman for the Braves had an 11 year career with 3,664 plate appearances. Sort of the anti-Ron Hunt, he was never hit by a pitch, not once. Not a great hitter either (lifetime .246/.317/.324/.641).

Mark Lemke Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com

This one's a little more interesting. There are 87 pitchers in the Hall of Fame, although Babe Ruth and John Ward are in the HoF primarily as hitters, and Hank O’Day is actually in as an umpire (he's a St. Mary's grad...figures). 

Of the 84 pitchers in the HoF, 17 led the league in losses at least once, six led the league in losses at least twice, and one HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times.

Trivia:

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times? 

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice? 

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

[Mick]

Only one pitcher has led the league in both wins and losses in the same year. Who was that pitcher?

Early Wynn or Phil Niekro

Phil Niekro indeed, who went 21-20 in 1979.

Next question: which batter had the most MLB ABs without getting hit by a pitch?

It's a little obscure, I'll just answer it. Mark Lemke, 2nd baseman for the Braves had an 11 year career with 3,664 plate appearances. Sort of the anti-Ron Hunt, he was never hit by a pitch, not once. Not a great hitter either (lifetime .246/.317/.324/.641).

Mark Lemke Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com

This one's a little more interesting. There are 87 pitchers in the Hall of Fame, although Babe Ruth and John Ward are in the HoF primarily as hitters, and Hank O’Day is actually in as an umpire (he's a St. Mary's grad...figures). 

Of the 84 pitchers in the HoF, 17 led the league in losses at least once, six led the league in losses at least twice, and one HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times.

Trivia:

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times? 

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice? 

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

[skip75]

Guessing Robin Roberts, Jim Kaat, Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan, & Ferguson Jenkins with multiple times leading league in losses.

[skip75]

Guessing Robin Roberts, Jim Kaat, Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan, & Ferguson Jenkins with multiple times leading league in losses.

[terry]

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times? 

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice? 

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

First or second question -- Cy Young?

Bonus -- Wilbur Wood?

[terry]

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times? 

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice? 

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

First or second question -- Cy Young?

Bonus -- Wilbur Wood?

[Mick]

Guessing Robin Roberts, Jim Kaat, Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan, & Ferguson Jenkins with multiple times leading league in losses.

Yes on Robin Roberts, no on Kaat, Blyleven, Ryan and Jenkins. The other five were Steve Carlton ('70, '73), Eppa Rixey (1917, '20), Red Ruffing ('28 and '29) and Vic Willis (1904, '05) with two seasons each leading the league in losses. The last, with an incredible four seasons leading the league in losses was Phil Niekro. Niekro actually led the National League in losses four years in a row, from 1977 to 1980 (20, 18, 20, 18).

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times?

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice?

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

First or second question -- Cy Young?

Bonus -- Wilbur Wood?

The three All-Stars were Bob Lemon (1951, 17-14, in the middle of seven consecutive All-Star seasons), Hal Newhouser (1947, 17-17, in the middle of five consecutive All-Star seasons), and Phil Niekro (1978, 19-18, GG, 6th in Cy Young vote).

And the other HoF pitchers who led the league in losses once include: Cy Young, Nolan Ryan, Tom Glavine, Burleigh Grimes, Ted Lyons, Rube Marquard, Amos Rusie, Ed Walsh and Early Wynn. Rusie, playing for the Giants, lost the most in one season, 34 games -- though in fairness, he won 29 games that season. He was 217-140 for the rest of his career.

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Can you name all of Stanford's football opponents from 2000 through 2012?
Stanford Cardinal Football Opponents (2000-) Quiz - By guide (sporcle.com)

Can you name the college football teams Stanford has played the most, through 2011?
https://www.sporcle.com/games/RuleOfTree...-opponents

Top 10 Offensive records, passing, rushing, receiving, TDs:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/mikekrause...ve-top-10s

Stanford head football coaches. I missed one:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/RuleOfTree...ll-coaches

Annnnnnd...Cal vs. Stanford. I'm guessing this was created by a Cal grad:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/JackDots/g...e-cal-stan

[Mick]

Guessing Robin Roberts, Jim Kaat, Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan, & Ferguson Jenkins with multiple times leading league in losses.

Yes on Robin Roberts, no on Kaat, Blyleven, Ryan and Jenkins. The other five were Steve Carlton ('70, '73), Eppa Rixey (1917, '20), Red Ruffing ('28 and '29) and Vic Willis (1904, '05) with two seasons each leading the league in losses. The last, with an incredible four seasons leading the league in losses was Phil Niekro. Niekro actually led the National League in losses four years in a row, from 1977 to 1980 (20, 18, 20, 18).

Which HoF pitcher led the league in losses four times?

Which six pitchers led the league in losses at least twice?

Bonus question: three pitchers led the league in losses and were still named to the All-Star team. Who were they?

First or second question -- Cy Young?

Bonus -- Wilbur Wood?

The three All-Stars were Bob Lemon (1951, 17-14, in the middle of seven consecutive All-Star seasons), Hal Newhouser (1947, 17-17, in the middle of five consecutive All-Star seasons), and Phil Niekro (1978, 19-18, GG, 6th in Cy Young vote).

And the other HoF pitchers who led the league in losses once include: Cy Young, Nolan Ryan, Tom Glavine, Burleigh Grimes, Ted Lyons, Rube Marquard, Amos Rusie, Ed Walsh and Early Wynn. Rusie, playing for the Giants, lost the most in one season, 34 games -- though in fairness, he won 29 games that season. He was 217-140 for the rest of his career.

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Can you name all of Stanford's football opponents from 2000 through 2012?
Stanford Cardinal Football Opponents (2000-) Quiz - By guide (sporcle.com)

Can you name the college football teams Stanford has played the most, through 2011?
https://www.sporcle.com/games/RuleOfTree...-opponents

Top 10 Offensive records, passing, rushing, receiving, TDs:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/mikekrause...ve-top-10s

Stanford head football coaches. I missed one:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/RuleOfTree...ll-coaches

Annnnnnd...Cal vs. Stanford. I'm guessing this was created by a Cal grad:
https://www.sporcle.com/games/JackDots/g...e-cal-stan

[BobK]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

[BobK]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

[qwerty49]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

Cy Young? Walter Johnson? Niekro? Maddux?

Spahn has to be one of the Giants.  Gaylord Perry?  Carlton was a Giant for a year.

[qwerty49]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

Cy Young? Walter Johnson? Niekro? Maddux?

Spahn has to be one of the Giants.  Gaylord Perry?  Carlton was a Giant for a year.

[BobK]

Cy Young and Phil Niekro both with 19 seasons
Yes on all three Giants
Wow Q you are on a roll. Now who with 20 seasons ? Yes in our lifetime

[BobK]

Cy Young and Phil Niekro both with 19 seasons
Yes on all three Giants
Wow Q you are on a roll. Now who with 20 seasons ? Yes in our lifetime

[Mick]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

Cy Young on the 20 and 200. Nolan Ryan on the 19. 

Warren Spahn, Grover Cleveland Alexander. Phil Niekro.

I think the three Giants were Mathewson, McGinnity, Marichal with 16 years. If not McGinnity, I'd say Hubbell.  Probably not Marquard, Rusie or any of the modern day Giants. Perry wasn't around long enough. He's probably on the list, but didn't do all seasons with the Giants.

[Mick]

One pitcher had 20 years pitching at least 200 innings. Who ?
Two more with 19 years. Who?
And several with 16 years. Three were Giants who were the Giants ?

Cy Young on the 20 and 200. Nolan Ryan on the 19. 

Warren Spahn, Grover Cleveland Alexander. Phil Niekro.

I think the three Giants were Mathewson, McGinnity, Marichal with 16 years. If not McGinnity, I'd say Hubbell.  Probably not Marquard, Rusie or any of the modern day Giants. Perry wasn't around long enough. He's probably on the list, but didn't do all seasons with the Giants.

[BobK]

Ah Mick wheh I say Giants it’s always post 1951. Lol. All answered by Qwerty except who had 20 seasons.

[BobK]

Ah Mick wheh I say Giants it’s always post 1951. Lol. All answered by Qwerty except who had 20 seasons.

[skip75]

Don Sutton?

[skip75]

Don Sutton?

[BobK]

Awesome Skip. Yes Don Sutton

[BobK]

Awesome Skip. Yes Don Sutton

[Mick]

Who is the only reliever to have ever given up a grand slam, then got the final out for the save? He entered a game in a save situation with the bases loaded, two outs and a five run lead. Gave up a grand slam, then got the out for the save.

Bonus question: What do former NY Governor Mario Cuomo, actor Kurt Russell, wrestler Randy "Macho Man" Savage and John Elway have in common?

[Mick]

Who is the only reliever to have ever given up a grand slam, then got the final out for the save? He entered a game in a save situation with the bases loaded, two outs and a five run lead. Gave up a grand slam, then got the out for the save.

Bonus question: What do former NY Governor Mario Cuomo, actor Kurt Russell, wrestler Randy "Macho Man" Savage and John Elway have in common?