Today's baseball trivia - How do you like it - from the "Black Bag" or regular?

wilheim

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Trivia fans tell me what you like a real challange from my "Black Bag" of trivia or something a little easier from the general memory bank??


Let me know please..


In the mean time something easy to start the day..

Name the only brothers to both win a Cy Young Award.


Degree of difficulty 4.1...



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Niekros?

 

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Niekros - Nope..




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Perrys?

 

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perrys is right

 

MIKEY.1TIME

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i finally know one, i think-- perrys?

 

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shit too late

 

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MIKEY.1TIME said:

shit too late

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only one i've ever known and i''m waaayyy late:missingte

 

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The Perry brothers are the correct answer.

Jim Perry in 1970 with the Twins. Gaylord in 72 with the Indians and in 78 with the Padres.



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Lets get a little more serious...

Name the pitcher who had the most wins in all of baseball during the decade of the 1980s...



Degree of difficulty 7.0.



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Jack Morris. Should be a HOFer.

 

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steve carlton????

 

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Correct and nice job Gil Martin.

Jack Morris is correct with 162 wins.




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damn i suck at trivia....have i ever been a winner at this? HELL NO!!!!

 

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Lets stay on the same subject but with a twist and move to the 1970s. Teaseman mentioned Steve Carlton who was tied for third in the 70s with 178 wins and Jim Palmer was the leader with an impressive 186 wins.

Question - what lefthanded pitcher led all lefties in wins during the decade of the 1970s in the American League only? (remember lefties only and AL only).

Obviously Carlton led baseball as a lefty but was with the NL Phillies.



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gator? lousiannna lightning? can't remember his name..........

 

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Teaseman

Ron Guidry - no his decade was really the second half of the 70s and the 80s.



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Mickey Lolich?

 

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Wilbur Wood?

 

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frank tanana?