[desertrat]

Could it be Kirk Gibson with the Tigers and Dodgers?

[Lefty Noob]

I could be wrong, but I don't think Gibson was ever a .300 hitter in L.A.

[wedge]

You are correct Lefty. His best year, for the Dodgers, was .290 in 1988.

[Wizard of Os]

Wild guess: No, no...i was going to say Mark "I'm Not Here To Talk About The Past" McGwire, but i've rethunk this.

How about Dave Winfield?

By the way, i'd just like to say that you guys are some serious dudes. Let me know when i can ask one...i've got a tricky one that i'd like to test y'all's mental excellence with...

Cheers.

[wedge]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Wild guess here... Ken Griffey Jr.?

I dont think Griffey got a 100 RBI last year..

[legend]

The Dark Knight of Gotham is correct. Delgado with the Blue Jays and the Marlins last year. Good Job!

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by legend

The Dark Knight of Gotham is correct. Delgado with the Blue Jays and the Marlins last year. Good Job!

The Gotham Dark Knight take his bow...(*again*)...head full of useless trivia boys and girls...

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Oaky, since its my turn again...name at least one major leaguer to have played all nine positions in one game?

[legend]

I will show off and give you two- Bert Campaneris for the KC Athletics in 1965 and Cesar Tovar of the Twins in 1968. I just wrote an article on Campaneris, that is why I know the years!

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by legend

I will show off and give you two- Bert Campaneris for the KC Athletics in 1965 and Cesar Tovar of the Twins in 1968. I just wrote an article on Campaneris, that is why I know the years!

Gotham bows out to Legend....you the man

[legend]

I would not be silly enough to ask who the first DH was. But which player led all designated hitters in homers, with 20, during 1973, the first year the DH was used?

[desertrat]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

Oaky, since its my turn again...name at least one major leaguer to have played all nine positions in one game?

I think Derrel Thomas did it for the Dodgers, last player to do so I think.

[legend]

No DH in the National League, you must have misunderstood the question- This DH led all designated hitters in 1973 with 20 homers. Hint-He's a Hall of Famer!

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by legend

No DH in the National League, you must have misunderstood the question- This DH led all designated hitters in 1973 with 20 homers. Hint-He's a Hall of Famer!

Legend I am going to go with Frank Robinson...I was leaning towards Tony Oliva...but Robinson was winding it down about that time...

[legend]

I framed the question poorly, so you are correct. I meant to say full time DH. Robinson hit 30 homers, mostly as a DH-he played 17 games in the outfield. I was looking for Orlando Cepeda-he hit 20 with Boston as a DH in all 142 games he played. My bad -your turn.