Who cares about this Major leauge BS!!!!

Kansas City Ks. Home of the New Northern Leauge T-BONES!!!

Mascot is Sizzler, Newest Northern League, Team!!

Who was Spook Jacobs, what team did he play for and what position?

Who played Poker, drank bear, and smoked cigars at his house during a Yankee's road trip?????

;)

If you get the first one right, you are one heck of a B B enthusiast!!!:)

Sorry, I phrased the question wrong.

What I meant to say was, who holds the record for wins in a SEASON, and how many?

And the answer to your question is Willie Mays.

41 by Jack Chesbro in like 1903 or 04 - if you want 'more modern' then Dizzy Dean won 30 in the 1930s, I think


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Who was the last player to hit two inside-the-park homers in the same game? HINT: think "homer hanky"

Greg Gagne (former Yankees farmhand)

Who was the last pitcher to win more than 25 games in a season?


edited to add: Denny McLain won 31 games in the late 60s...he was the last to win 30, but I'm not sure if he has a more modern record

on deck
 

Willie Mays was on deck when thompson hit the home run.

question regarding that fantastic team, the giants. it's a two parter.


when did they last win the world series, and who did they beat??

Re: on deck
 

I already answered Kitso's question correctly a couple of spaces above your answer...but it's cool.

The Giants last won in 1954 when they beat the Cleveland Indians (huge upset because the Indians won 111 games during the regular season). That was the series that included "The Catch," Willie Mays' catch to rob Vic Wertz.

My Question: Who has the highest modern batting average for a season, and what is the average?

who has the major league record for most home plate steals and how many?

Our national past time is always held dear to Phis. No other fraternity has had such a lasting legacy on the game of baseball than Phi Delta Theta. 6 Phis are members of The Baseball Hall of Fame, more than any other fraternity. Phi Delta Theta also has the distinction of being the only fraternity to have an award officially recognized by a pro league, the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award. Given annually to the player who best exemplifies the giving character of Lou Gehrig both on and off the field, the presention makes headlines not only among the Phi Delt community but also in the Major League Baseball community.






Ron Cey
Third Baseman
Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington State, 1970

Jim Bowden
General Manager
Cincinatti Reds
Rollins, 1983

Dave Burba
Starting Pitcher
San Francisco Giants, Cleveland Indians
Ohio State, 1988

Mike Timlin
Relief Pitcher
St. Louis Cardinals
Southwestern, 1988

Morgan Ensberg
Third Baseman
Houston Astros
Univ. Southern Cal., 1988

Powell Crowsley
Past President
Cincinatti Reds
Cincinatti, 1909

HALL OF FAME
Lou Gehrig
First Baseman
New York Yankees
Columbia University, 1925

Hugh Jennings
Shortstop, Manager
Cornell, 1904

Harry Kalas
Broadcaster for the
Philadelphia Phillies
University of Iowa, 1959

Bob Prince
Broadcaster for the
Pittsburg Pirates
University of Pittsburg, 1948

Ritter Collett
Writer
Ohio University, 1942

Grantland Rice
Famed Sportswriter
Vanderbilt, 1901

Ty Cobb has the record. I don't know how many. (Over 50)


Who holds the record for most strike outs in a career? (Batting, not pitching)

The radio broadcast of the 'shot heard round the world' is also significant as well:

"Hartung down the line at third, not taking any chances. Lockman without too big of a lead at second -- but he'll be running like the wind if Thomson hits one. Branca throws . . . There's a long drive! It's going to be, I believe . . . THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT! THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!! THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!!! THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!!!! Bobby Thomson hits into the lower deck of the left field stands! The Giants win the pennant! And they're going crazy! They're going crazy! Oh, ho!"

-- Russ Hodges, Giants play-by play broadcaster.

Another nickname for the miraculous comeback of the Giants in the late stage of the '51 season was 'The Creeping Terror'.

Though I still think the Giants and the Dodgers shoulda stayed in Noo Yawk instead of packing up for the Left Coast. :)

Reginald Jackson


We all know that Nolan Ryan holds the record for punchouts in a career - but he's also in the top 3 in a far more ignominious list, albeit one filled with Hall of Famers who wish they weren't there. What list is this? (ie he's third all-time in what undesirable statistic)

doesnt nolan ryan have the third highest amount of walks given up?