Trivia: Career Power and Speed

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Killebrew? Or Ortiz.

Nope. Very good guesses, but this guy only had 12 SBs in his career. Killebrew had 19 and Ortiz had 17.

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[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

Nope. Very good guesses, but this guy only had 12 SBs in his career. Killebrew had 19 and Ortiz had 17.

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It must be McGwire then, never saw him run. I didn't guess him at first thinking maybe as a youngster he had stolen a few.

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

It must be McGwire then, never saw him run. I didn't guess him at first thinking maybe as a youngster he had stolen a few.

Yes, McGwire had only 12 stolen bases. Thome had 19. Ted Williams had 24.

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[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

Yes, McGwire had only 12 stolen bases. Thome had 19. Ted Williams had 24.

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Interesting contrast to Canseco who was a big dude but could really run. Such a waste of talent, although I guess by the numbers you could say he had a pretty good career.

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Interesting contrast to Canseco who was a big dude but could really run. Such a waste of talent, although I guess by the numbers you could say he had a pretty good career.

Was surprised to learn that during Canseco's 40/40 season in '88, he became only the 3rd MLB player to have a 40/20 season, the first 3 being Aaron (twice), Mays, and Yastrzemski.

Canseco is one of 4 players to have three or more 40/20 seasons.
The first player to do so was Barry Bonds, followed by Canseco, ARod (who did it 4x), and most recently Ohtani.