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Old 12-10-2016, 02:17 PM
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Who was the only player to play in 3 different cities all for the same franchise?

I have fairly recently started picking up items from this player and just learned this about him today and thought it was kind of cool.
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Old 12-10-2016, 08:01 PM
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Since nobody knew or even made a guess I will give the answer.

This amazing player played one less year in the 50's than Mickey Mantle and still hit 19 more homers during the decade. Yes Eddie Mathews he played for the Braves in Boston, Milwaukee, and Atlanta.

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Old 12-10-2016, 08:12 PM
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Who is second in Braves history for home runs in consecutive seasons with the franchise?
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Who is second in Braves history for home runs in consecutive seasons with the franchise?
A wild guess would be Hank Aaron.
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Aaron is first.
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Eddie Mathews - and I knew it before reading the second post.

Ben - you got to give us old folks a chance to respond.
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I'd have answered if I'd seen the question, Ben. I knew this. Of course, I'm a Braves nut, so I know a lot of stuff I shouldn't.

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Isn't Andrew Jones first with 92, Aaron second with 89, and Eddie third with 87?

My earlier guess was based on Eddie being first and Aaron second. I had completely forgot about Andrew Jones having some monster years.

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I see now my question is ambiguous let me reword. Who hit home runs in the most consecutive seasons with the Braves is what I meant to ask. Aaron is first who is second?
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I see now my question is ambiguous let me reword. Who hit home runs in the most consecutive seasons with the Braves is what I meant to ask. Aaron is first who is second?
No who is on first not second
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I see now my question is ambiguous let me reword. Who hit home runs in the most consecutive seasons with the Braves is what I meant to ask. Aaron is first who is second?
Chipper Jones?
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Chipper Jones?

18 consecutive years if I am counting right.

Anyone want to guess number 3?
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What HOF pitcher led his league in losses for two consecutive years with a total of 47?
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Vic Willis, although I think he was over 50.
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The pitcher I am referring to lost 47 in the two years.
Willis lost 54.
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The pitcher I am referring to lost 47 in the two years.
Willis lost 54.
Red Ruffing was terrible in his early years with Boston, so I'll try him.
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Speaking of pitchers hitting home runs (that was a trick question ), what three pitchers hit a home run in the postseason but never hit one in the regular season? One of them was still active as of last year.
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Which University of Florida product set the AL rookie HR record in 1950, a mark later broken by Mark McGwire?
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Rosen, but I didn't realize he was produced in Gainesville since he was born in Spartanburg, SC.
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