Let's try some trivia again

[canjond]

Originally Posted by mr2686

How about this one...who is the only player to get a hit for two different teams on the same day in two different cities?

I know that one - Joel Youngblood

[Robextend]

Jon is right, that is def Youngblood.

Here is a question/trivia...who are the only guys to play or manage for the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and Giants?

I'll start off with Darryl Strawberry.

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Robextend

Jon is right, that is def Youngblood.

Here is a question/trivia...who are the only guys to play or manage for the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and Giants?

I'll start off with Darryl Strawberry.

From purely a player point of view, the answer is Strawberry, Vizcaino and Ricky Ledee. Vizcaino and Ledee also played for other teams. I think Straw is the only guy to play for just those four teams.

The manager aspect adds another wrinkle...

[brickyardkennedy]

In answer to Barry's question, it's Amos Alonzo Stagg. Admit to having to look that one up.

[3and2]

Who is the only pitcher to deliberately throw a wild pitch to lose a game?

[barrysloate]

Correct Bob, it was Stagg (1862-1965).

[Mark]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Correct Bob, it was Stagg (1862-1965).

Great question, Barry. He sure was the Grand Old Man (as per my alma mater's fight song).


WAVE THE FLAG

Wave the flag of old Chicago,
Maroon the color grand.
Ever shall her team be victors
Known throughout the land.
With the grand old man to lead them,
Without a peer they'll stand.
Wave again the dear old banner,
For they're heroes ev'ry man.

[Robextend]

Originally Posted by Jim VB

From purely a player point of view, the answer is Strawberry, Vizcaino and Ricky Ledee. Vizcaino and Ledee also played for other teams. I think Straw is the only guy to play for just those four teams.

The manager aspect adds another wrinkle...

Good job, almost forgot about Ledee...I always get him confused with Ruben Rivera...but Ledee never stole Jeter's glove.....

[RichardSimon]

BARRY - Willie Mays was the one to hit HR in innings 1-16. Mays hit the HR in 16th inning in classic Marichal-Spahn pitchers duel, 1963, where they both pitched complete games in a 1-0 classic.
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[barrysloate]

Correct Richard...and the 16th inning home run was a famous one indeed.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Correct Richard...and the 16th inning home run was a famous one indeed.

As someone who lived and died with the Giants and Willie Mays back then, that was a slam dunk for me .