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Today's trivia question during the Tigers vs. the Yankees. I got Morris. I had no clue that Dave Stewart was on the 1981 Dodgers. I totally forgot that Lackey got a ring with the Red Sox in 2013. #BaseballTrivia #JackMorris #DaveStewart #JohnLackey #PitcherToWinWorldSeriesWithThreeTeams #WorldSeriesHistory #2019MLBSeason #Baseball #Beisbol #BaseballSisco https://www.instagram.com/baseballsisco/p/Bvx0bQnAfA9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1m81q800ac54g
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With his 25th homer of the season, Mike Trout reaches rarefied air by having his sixth 25+ home run season before the age of 26. In doing so, Trout joins Hall of Famers Eddie Mathews and Frank Robinson. Both Mathews Robinson had seven 25+ homer seasons by the age of 26. #MikeTrout #LosAngelesAngels #LosAngelesAngelsofAnaheim #ALWest #FrankRobinson #EddieMathews #BaseballTrivia #Baseball #Beisbol #BaseballSisco
Very interesting trivia question here. So @elgarysanchez has 41 homers in his first 140 games. Only two others have done it. We know who Mark McGwire is with his 49 dingers in his rookie season of 1987. But the question I have is this: Who was Rudy York. Rudy York played from 1935, 1937-1948. With the Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics, York hit 277 career homers. York, who was part Cherokee, managed the Boston Red Sox during the 1959 season when African American ballpalyer Pumpsie Green integrated the Red Sox. The Red Sox were the last team to promote a black ballplayer to the Majors post Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in 1947. #RudyYork #GarySanchez #MarkMcGwire #40HomersInFirst140Games #Homers #HomeRun #BaseballTrivia #Baseball #Beisbol #BaseballSisco
Every great team has that one trade that changes everything.
Phillies Trades: 1. Steve Carlton (1972), 2. Jim Bunning (1964), 3. Mike Schmidt (1971), 4. Roy Halladay (2009), 5. Pete Rose (1978) and mor
For the Phillies, there were ten. ⚾🔥 From Steve Carlton to Roy Halladay, explore the trades that built champions and cemented legends. 💥 Read now on Trivia Sharp — your home for sports and trivia that hit different!Tags:
Here is an expanded article on Carl Hubbell's epic performance at the 1934 All Star Game.
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Here's a more in depth article on Mudcat Grant who I post about in my most MLB Immaculate Grid. Give it a read.
Monday is done and so is the first day of the UN General Assembly. Man, traffic sucked here in NYC and its only day one. Anyhow, here's my MLB Immaculate Grid number 539 from Sunday September 22.
This one has some favorite players. Look at that smile on the face of Luis Sojo. Who wouldn't smile with having a 13-year career primary as a utility player and winning four rings with the Yankees (1996/1998 - 2000.) Sojo was the kind of player who could sit for a week and be ready when manager Joe Torre called on him to play. He played every position but pitcher and catcher. And speaking of catchers.
Tony Peña is one of my favorite catchers of all time. His innovative catching stances were imitated by little leaguers, high schoolers, collegiate and professional catchers. And Peña caught for the majority of his 18-year career. He's one of those former managers who never got another chance to manage after his first job. He managed Kansas City for three full seasons and part of a fourth winning AL Manager of the year in 2003. The Royals went surprisingly 83 - 79. Someone give him another shot!!!
Have you ever met anyone who says they hated Fred McGriff? I can't say that I have. He was a premier power bat pre-steriod era and a solid first baseman. The criticisms of him was &that he was traded alot. But teams traded for him, not traded him away. The call from the Hall was well deserved.
Thats all for now folks. On to grid number 540.
GSMC Baseball Podcast Episode 466: Did You Know...?
