Life won't be worth living when we take 90% of your income for Social SecurityOriginally Posted by Coach Owens
Yeah? Well at least I'll live longer! MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! TAKE THAT, OLD MAN!!!!
Only team to walk a batter in every game of the season?
For a lead role in a cage
Life won't be worth living when we take 90% of your income for Social SecurityYeah? Well at least I'll live longer! MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! TAKE THAT, OLD MAN!!!!
Only team to walk a batter in every game of the season?
Song of Solomon 5:4
1962 Mets?Life won't be worth living when we take 90% of your income for Social Security
Only team to walk a batter in every game of the season?
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Song of Solomon 5:4
Does everyone give up on my question?
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Hail to the king, baby.
totally stumpedLife won't be worth living when we take 90% of your income for Social Security
Only team to walk a batter in every game of the season?
Hail to the king, baby.
Well, it was SirK's time to ask a question
Hail to the king, baby.
I'm wondering if it happened during a strike shortened year?
Song of Solomon 5:4
OK, the answer to my question:
http://reconditebaseball.blogspot.co...st-common.html
Notable guys on there:
-Dan Quisenberry
- the 2009 All Star, Zack Greinke
-member of the 1927 Yankees, Urban Shocker
-controversial MVP choice, Zoilo Versailles
-Omar Quintanilla
-Ubaldo Jimenez
-Pete Incaviglia
-Ugueth Urbina
-Victor Zambrano
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Song of Solomon 5:4
Not the 1962 Mets, they had 2 games where they didn't walk someone.
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Jesus is Our Savior
Eddie Quick
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pl...uicked01.shtml
Art Quirk
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pl...uirkar01.shtml
Wimpy Quinn
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pl...uinnwi01.shtml
Hail to the king, baby.
stumped, so I'll throw out this random trivia I came across.
The Chicago Cubs' Augie Galan set a record in 1935 when he batted 646 times without hitting into a double play. However, he did hit into one triple play.
For a lead role in a cage
Nope. Funny thing is, they allowed the 3rd fewest walks that year in the league. And the best ERA.
For a lead role in a cage
and only used 12 pitchers the entire season, and one of them was The Barber, who only appeared in 2 games.
For a lead role in a cage
and every pitcher on that staff that year was an all star at some point in his career, and 3 would become hall of famers.
Jesus is Our Savior
56 Cleveland Indians
For a lead role in a cage
Score one for my kid neighbor!
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