Yeah, there was a number of great defensive catchers back then, and you never heard of them because none of them could hit a lick. I'm going to pull a name out of the hat and say it was Sunny Jim Sundberg...Originally Posted by Jeffy25
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Yeah, there was a number of great defensive catchers back then, and you never heard of them because none of them could hit a lick. I'm going to pull a name out of the hat and say it was Sunny Jim Sundberg...
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That's easy, Stan with his 3600 something, 900 more then Brock
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I'll give a hint. He was with the Tigers all the way through the 60's. and won pretty much every season in the 60's.
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Rogers Hornsby.
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Jaker, here is one for you.
What Cardinal has the most doubles in a single season?
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Hornsby only had 2100, pretty much because he played in his 30's with the Cubbies.
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I was thinking of the Tigers right around that era, and the only name I could come up with was Bill Freehan. That can't be right, can it?
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What Cardinal Struck out the most in his career. Bet no one gets this one.
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Well, crap. Hmmm, then Lou Brock or Albert Pujols. I'll say Brock.
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YupI was thinking of the Tigers right around that era, and the only name I could come up with was Bill Freehan. That can't be right, can it?You win a cookie!
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Stan had the hits with like 3600. The doubles is by a guy who was a memeber of the gas house gang.
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Uh, yeah, Musial. Meant to say that.
Okay, my turn. Who is the last man to hit .400 in the National League? He did it for the Giants.
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A wild guess: Dizzy Dean...
EDITED: Never mind, I'm an idiot. Looked it up...man, I had no idea Dean had such a short career! Learn somethin' new, I guess.
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