08-14-2023, 05:37 PM
Yes Jackie Jensen
And more ?
And more ?
Outside Topic Sports trivia thread 2023
08-14-2023, 09:05 PM
(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
08-14-2023, 09:52 PM
(08-14-2023, 09:05 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
The Kings X on Piedmont?
The Hotsy Totsy Club on San Pablo?
Maybe my favorite hangout after work in the late 70’s - The NoName Bar on Broadway
(08-14-2023, 09:05 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
The Kings X on Piedmont?
The Hotsy Totsy Club on San Pablo?
Maybe my favorite hangout after work in the late 70’s - The NoName Bar on Broadway
08-14-2023, 10:01 PM
(08-14-2023, 09:52 PM)Giants Wrote:All good guesses, but no. He wasn't living in Berkeley or Oakland at the time. Hint, the attached restaurant was well known for its "Early California Cuisine".(08-14-2023, 09:05 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
The Kings X on Piedmont?
The Hotsy Totsy Club on San Pablo?
Maybe my favorite hangout after work in the late 70’s - The NoName Bar on Broadway
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
(08-14-2023, 09:52 PM)Giants Wrote:All good guesses, but no. He wasn't living in Berkeley or Oakland at the time. Hint, the attached restaurant was well known for its "Early California Cuisine".(08-14-2023, 09:05 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(08-14-2023, 04:10 PM)Giants Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:22 PM)Mick Wrote:(08-14-2023, 02:17 PM)BobK Wrote: The answer is Tom Brady.
OK Phooge didn't like this one so here's his latest
Five members of the 1951 Yankees were born in SF. Also a coach. Another was born in Berkeley and another in Mill Valley. Name them. Another was born in the Northwest but graduated from a San Francisco high school.
Extra credit for their HS's.
Billy Martin, proud feisty son of Oakland.
I think DiMaggio was still a Yankee in 1951.
Gil McDougald?
Frankie Crosetti was the coach, I think. Or Tony Lazzeri.
I'll say the high schools were Lowell, Tech, Galileo, St. Ignatius, Riordan and Sacred Heart. And California.
Yikes. Billy Martin was a native son of West Berkeley (the west side of San Pablo Av.) He graduated from Berkeley High.
What bar did Billy Martin spend most afternoons drinking with the manager during the 1981 strike?
The Kings X on Piedmont?
The Hotsy Totsy Club on San Pablo?
Maybe my favorite hangout after work in the late 70’s - The NoName Bar on Broadway
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
I believe Posey had 3 including that mammoth HR against the Reds in the 17th inning.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate. Game over.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate. Game over.
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
(This post was last modified: 08-15-2023, 12:34 PM by Leftcoast.)
I believe Posey had 3 including that mammoth HR against the Reds in the 17th inning.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate. Game over.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate. Game over.
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
08-15-2023, 06:43 AM
(08-14-2023, 11:13 PM)Leftcoast Wrote: I believe Posey had 3 including that mammoth HR against the Reds in the 17th inning.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate.
I don't know the numbers. But per The Athletic, Stanford's Brian Johnson had as many walk-off home runs in his career as Johnny Bench and Yogi Berra each did. He had more than Carlton Fisk, Pudge Rodriguez, Buster Posey and Roy Campanella.
https://theathletic.com/4775096/2023/08/...home-runs/
And Bruce Bochy's walk-off home run was hit against Nolan Ryan.
Houston Astros vs San Diego Padres Box Score: July 1, 1985 | Baseball-Reference.com
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(08-14-2023, 11:13 PM)Leftcoast Wrote: I believe Posey had 3 including that mammoth HR against the Reds in the 17th inning.
Is that enough to take the lead? If not Posey, I'm thinking it's Pudge/Ivan.
The term comes from Dennis Eckersley originally who thought of it as a negative and used it to describe a losing pitcher walking off the mound in defeat. I don't think we think of the term that way now - At least I think of a batter walking off the field with his team after touching home plate.
I don't know the numbers. But per The Athletic, Stanford's Brian Johnson had as many walk-off home runs in his career as Johnny Bench and Yogi Berra each did. He had more than Carlton Fisk, Pudge Rodriguez, Buster Posey and Roy Campanella.
https://theathletic.com/4775096/2023/08/...home-runs/
And Bruce Bochy's walk-off home run was hit against Nolan Ryan.
Houston Astros vs San Diego Padres Box Score: July 1, 1985 | Baseball-Reference.com
Audaces fortuna iuvat
08-17-2023, 03:34 PM
Five MLB players in history have hit 30 or more Hrs while stealing 45 or more bases on a single season Each one once. Name them
08-17-2023, 07:20 PM
Barry Bobby and Eric Davis is there. One left is current one not current but not long ago
08-17-2023, 11:18 PM
Didn't we guess something similar awhile back. Rickey and Jose both no. A-Rod IIRC?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
Didn't we guess something similar awhile back. Rickey and Jose both no. A-Rod IIRC?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
08-18-2023, 06:49 AM
Ronald Acuna Jr. is close to adding his name to the list. He's currently at 27 HRs and 55 steals.
08-18-2023, 09:29 AM
Stanford/NBA/BAA basketball trivia:
1) Which of the Stanford 1997/8 Final Four players played in the NBA?
2) Stanford has had 34 alumni play in the NBA (or its post-WWII predecessor, the BAA). Who were the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes in their career?
3) Of Stanford's 34 alumni, only three played in the NBA as undrafted free agents. Which three?
Bonus question: Of the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes, which one was the second-lowest overall draft pick of the 34, taken #66 overall?
1) Which of the Stanford 1997/8 Final Four players played in the NBA?
2) Stanford has had 34 alumni play in the NBA (or its post-WWII predecessor, the BAA). Who were the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes in their career?
3) Of Stanford's 34 alumni, only three played in the NBA as undrafted free agents. Which three?
Bonus question: Of the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes, which one was the second-lowest overall draft pick of the 34, taken #66 overall?
Audaces fortuna iuvat
Stanford/NBA/BAA basketball trivia:
1) Which of the Stanford 1997/8 Final Four players played in the NBA?
2) Stanford has had 34 alumni play in the NBA (or its post-WWII predecessor, the BAA). Who were the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes in their career?
3) Of Stanford's 34 alumni, only three played in the NBA as undrafted free agents. Which three?
Bonus question: Of the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes, which one was the second-lowest overall draft pick of the 34, taken #66 overall?
1) Which of the Stanford 1997/8 Final Four players played in the NBA?
2) Stanford has had 34 alumni play in the NBA (or its post-WWII predecessor, the BAA). Who were the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes in their career?
3) Of Stanford's 34 alumni, only three played in the NBA as undrafted free agents. Which three?
Bonus question: Of the 12 who played at least 9,300 minutes, which one was the second-lowest overall draft pick of the 34, taken #66 overall?
Audaces fortuna iuvat
08-18-2023, 10:35 AM
1. Collins , Collins, Young and Madsen
2. Yardley , Kelly, Pollard , Knight, Lopez, Lopez, Powell, Collins, Collins, Keefe, Childress Bratz
2. Yardley , Kelly, Pollard , Knight, Lopez, Lopez, Powell, Collins, Collins, Keefe, Childress Bratz
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