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steaktartar · May 15, 2007

what hall of famer played right field for the yankees before babe ruth?

bellyputter · May 15, 2007

George Halas

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

bellyputter said:
George Halas

very nice bellyputter:toast:

paftraft · May 15, 2007

This was much before Ruth but Willie Keeler played there in the first decade of the 20 th century and I think they were called the Highlanders then.

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

one more i had more career triples than i did strikeouts and i played for over 20 years who am i?

TheRightSide · May 15, 2007

steak tartar said:
one more i had more career triples than i did strikeouts and i played for over 20 years who am i?

Ty Cobb

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

not ty cobb trs good guess tho cobb had 357 k's but only 295 3 baggers

jeckll · May 15, 2007

sam crawford

Timetopay · May 15, 2007

Mel Hall

Snappa · May 15, 2007

tris speaker

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

cklennon said:
sam crawford

sam crawford only played 19 seasons but would of easily qualified if he played one more

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

Snappa said:
tris speaker

winner tris speaker 222 triples 220 k's

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

:lolBIG:

Timetopay said:
Mel Hall

Journeyman · May 15, 2007

steak tartar said:
winner tris speaker 222 triples 220 k's

Speaker might be the greatest player that never ever gets mentioned...his numbers were just unreal...I did read he had some controversy involving possible gambling and corruption, not sure to what extent that was though....I made a thread on him once, he had some amazing statistics

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

one more kind of an odd one
i am a hall of fame pitcher my era and career batting avg are the same three numbers i.e. i hit .312 my era would be 3.12 312 is not the right number just an example who am i and what is my era and batting avg?

fhmesq44 · May 15, 2007

steak tartar said:
winner tris speaker 222 triples 220 k's

that is kind of a deceptive question, baseball reference doesn't list his Ks for the first 5 or 6 years of his career.

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

fhmesq44 said:
that is kind of a deceptive question, baseball reference doesn't list his Ks for the first 5 or 6 years of his career.

ya it was i got the question from a friend before i looked at it you gotta think he may have fanned more than twice lol

fhmesq44 · May 15, 2007

steak tartar said:
ya it was i got the question from a friend before i looked at it you gotta think he may have fanned more than twice lol

Either way, that is an absurdly low number of Ks over 15 or so seasons. He was in single digits a couple of times.

steaktartar · May 15, 2007

steak tartar said:
one more kind of an odd one
i am a hall of fame pitcher my era and career batting avg are the same three numbers i.e. i hit .312 my era would be 3.12 312 is not the right number just an example who am i and what is my era and batting avg?

any guesses?

fhmesq44 · May 15, 2007

I would guess Walter Johnson or Don Newcombe.

Actually, DN isn't in the hall.

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