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  • cavebird
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    Originally posted by The Feral Slasher View Post
    Dick Radatz ?
    Correct---1963 and 1964.

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Originally posted by the feral slasher View Post
    dick radatz ?
    wrong

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  • The Feral Slasher
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    Originally posted by cavebird View Post
    While we are waiting for Bene, let's go for some all-time baseball trivia---five category pitchers edition. Don't worry, no correct answers will be spoilers; only one has not been drafted, and, well, Bene can't take him, and he won't be not drafted after that.

    First: career edition: Only three pitchers in major league history have 300+ SV and 100+ Wins. All three also have 1299 or more K's, ERA's at or under 3.50, and WHIP's at or under 1.232, so true five-category pitchers.

    Second: single season edition: Only three times in major league history has a pitcher had a season with 10+Wins, 20+ saves, and 150+ K's. All three seasons involved ERA's under 2.30 and WHIPs under 1.100, so again, true five category seasons.

    Hint: Of the six answers, four involve players enshrined in the Hall of Fame (although not necessarily four different players); the other two answers do not.
    Dick Radatz ?

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  • cavebird
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    Originally posted by Bene Futuis View Post
    Rollie Fingers for career, then? No idea about the single season.
    Correct on Fingers for career. Check the draft thread for the last two single seasons.

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Rollie Fingers for career, then? No idea about the single season.

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  • cavebird
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    Originally posted by Bene Futuis View Post
    Smoltz, Gossage, Eckersley

    Gossage.....uh......John Hiller? Um....Mike Marshall?
    Gossage and Eckersley are correct for career. Gossage 1977 is also correct for season. Smoltz didn't get 300 saves, nor a season with wins and saves. Hiller and Marshall are incorrect.

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Originally posted by cavebird View Post
    While we are waiting for Bene, let's go for some all-time baseball trivia---five category pitchers edition. Don't worry, no correct answers will be spoilers; only one has not been drafted, and, well, Bene can't take him, and he won't be not drafted after that.

    First: career edition: Only three pitchers in major league history have 300+ SV and 100+ Wins. All three also have 1299 or more K's, ERA's at or under 3.50, and WHIP's at or under 1.232, so true five-category pitchers.

    Second: single season edition: Only three times in major league history has a pitcher had a season with 10+Wins, 20+ saves, and 150+ K's. All three seasons involved ERA's under 2.30 and WHIPs under 1.100, so again, true five category seasons.

    Hint: Of the six answers, four involve players enshrined in the Hall of Fame (although not necessarily four different players); the other two answers do not.
    Smoltz, Gossage, Eckersley

    Gossage.....uh......John Hiller? Um....Mike Marshall?

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Here is the next iteration of "I'll totally figure out the rest of my team after this pick".

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  • cavebird
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    Originally posted by Bene Futuis View Post
    Give me a little while - eating dinner and trying to manage projections. My latest projections have me taking approximately four more players.
    Hopefully, all hitters.

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  • cavebird
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    While we are waiting for Bene, let's go for some all-time baseball trivia---five category pitchers edition. Don't worry, no correct answers will be spoilers; only one has not been drafted, and, well, Bene can't take him, and he won't be not drafted after that.

    First: career edition: Only three pitchers in major league history have 300+ SV and 100+ Wins. All three also have 1299 or more K's, ERA's at or under 3.50, and WHIP's at or under 1.232, so true five-category pitchers.

    Second: single season edition: Only three times in major league history has a pitcher had a season with 10+Wins, 20+ saves, and 150+ K's. All three seasons involved ERA's under 2.30 and WHIPs under 1.100, so again, true five category seasons.

    Hint: Of the six answers, four involve players enshrined in the Hall of Fame (although not necessarily four different players); the other two answers do not.

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Give me a little while - eating dinner and trying to manage projections. My latest projections have me taking approximately four more players.

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  • frae
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    Originally posted by Bene Futuis View Post
    Cool, now ask him who I should take.
    Bagga Dicks is available

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  • Bene Futuis
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    Cool, now ask him who I should take.

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  • hacko
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    Originally posted by frae View Post
    I pm'ed him on Facebook just now and he said 1967.
    That is correct

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  • frae
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    Originally posted by johnnya24 View Post
    I PM'd Hacko ... we should really hold up until he picks.
    I pm'ed him on Facebook just now and he said 1967.

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