No player in baseball had more RBI than Murray during the 1980s, and Murray had the most homers of any American League slugger in that decade. Who is the only player to collect more hits than Murray in the 1980s?
Murray was one of 12 children, and four of his brothers also played professional baseball. Which of Eddie's brothers also played in the major leagues?
Murray had phenomenal success during his career when the bases were loaded. He batted .399 with 19 homers and a .739 slugging percentage in more than 238 career at-bats in that situation. Murray's 19 career grand-slams are second on the all-time list to which Hall of Fame slugger?
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Murray was one of 12 children, and four of his brothers also played professional baseball. Which of Eddie's brothers also played in the major leagues?
Murray had phenomenal success during his career when the bases were loaded. He batted .399 with 19 homers and a .739 slugging percentage in more than 238 career at-bats in that situation. Murray's 19 career grand-slams are second on the all-time list to which Hall of Fame slugger?
wil.
Sorry Will I had to make a pizza run...Ironically to Litle Caesars,lol...
That would be Willie McCovey...
The hits?hmmm...Could it be Dwight Evans? Just a guess off the top....Maybe Brett, but Brett did have some injuries....
Murray was the best player of he 80`s ,this was before that drug took over, when 35 Hr was alot...
That would be Willie McCovey...
The hits?hmmm...Could it be Dwight Evans? Just a guess off the top....Maybe Brett, but Brett did have some injuries....
Murray was the best player of he 80`s ,this was before that drug took over, when 35 Hr was alot...
Most Hits in the 80's - Robin Yount - 1731, Murray ranked second, with 1,642 hits during the decade. His 996 RBI were the most of any player in baseball during the 1980s, and his 274 homers were most in the American League.
Grand Slam Homers - Lou Gerhig - 23, Murray was 2nd with 19, McCovey 3rd with 18.
Eddie's younger brother Rich Murray, played with the Giants in 1980 and 1983, batting .216 with four homers in 57 games.
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Grand Slam Homers - Lou Gerhig - 23, Murray was 2nd with 19, McCovey 3rd with 18.
Eddie's younger brother Rich Murray, played with the Giants in 1980 and 1983, batting .216 with four homers in 57 games.
wil.
Yeah I was thinking Yount actually...But Robin didnt come to mind when I posted ,lol..
Of course its Gehrig...What the hell was I thinking , I have only known that since I was 10 lmao....How did I miss that layup question ...Rich Murray and a couple other brothers Eddie had played minor league ball...
WHY HAS NO ONE MENTIONED BARRY SANDERS???
OR EVEN TOMMY HEARNS, AL KALINE, So many great ones...One of my favorites was Billy Simms... HOW THE HELL DID I NOT ANSWER LOU GEHRIG! EGAD!
Of course its Gehrig...What the hell was I thinking , I have only known that since I was 10 lmao....How did I miss that layup question ...Rich Murray and a couple other brothers Eddie had played minor league ball...
WHY HAS NO ONE MENTIONED BARRY SANDERS???
OR EVEN TOMMY HEARNS, AL KALINE, So many great ones...One of my favorites was Billy Simms... HOW THE HELL DID I NOT ANSWER LOU GEHRIG! EGAD!
Journeyman- Barry Sanders was a good NFL running back but highly overrated. He won one playoff game in his career, couldn't play on grass or in bad weather and had far too many carries end behind the line of scrimmage. He was no threat catching the ball out of the backfield and was taken out of the game in goal line situations on many occasions. A good player? Yes. A great player? No.
