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Okay, so I left the words "National League" off the original post.Quote:
Originally posted by cartman00000001
OK..your losing me here. If you play 9 positions in 1 game, obviously that would mean you did it in 1 season too.
You should have left out the bit about it never happening in the NL; we have two different "it"s. :)
OK, now "it's" making sense. No one has played 9 positions in a single game in the NL, but it has happened 3 times in the AL.Quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Olsen
Okay, so I left the words "National League" off the original post.
You should have left out the bit about it never happening in the NL; we have two different "it"s. :)
Oquendo needed a whole season to accomplish it. Wonder why it hasn't happened in the NL? Seems easier to do it there.
April 4, 2005 : Dimitri Young of the Detroit Tigers becomes only the third player in major league history to hit three home runs on opening day, and the first player in franchise history. This put him on a pace to hit 486 home runs.
April 4, 2005 : Jeremy Bonderman of the Detroit Tigers becomes the youngest pitcher to start on opening day (22) since Dwight Gooden (21) did it in 1986 for the New York Mets. The Mets went on to win the world series.
April 5, 2005 : I am a happy camper. :)
I was there! that was one **** of a game! Tigers are undefeated. :D I was a little upset about Ordonez going 0 for 4, though.