2012-12-20 Pitchers who struck out 300 batters in a season but did not lead the majors that year

MONDAY  —20-Dec

Q.  Who was the last right-handed pitcher to win the Cy Young Award in the twentieth century?

Hint: #1  He was the first Dodgers pitcher to appear in sixty games in his rookie season.

Hint: #2  He surrendered Denny Neagle’s first major league hit.

A.  PEDRO MARTINEZ  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  CYA(s) = 1999*, 2000*

-  #1  1993 for LAD = 65 G w/2 starts

-  #2  Neagle’s 1^st H = 22-May-1994

* Unanimous

FCR -  Jeff Kabacinski, Wilmington, Delaware

Incorrect guesses:  Mike Marshall, Don Drysdale, Orel Hershiser, Eric Gagne

 

TUESDAY  —21-Dec

Q.  Which imposing hurler holds the record for most balks in a National League season?

Hint: #1  He also holds the records for most balks in a National League career and most balks in a major league career.

Hint: #2  No other pitcher amassed more career strikeouts in the 145-year history of the National League.

Hint: #3  The only grand slam he hit in the majors was off Fernando Valenzuela.

A.  STEVE CARLTON  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  11 Balks in 1979.

-  #1  Has 82 NL balks & 90 MLB balks.

-  #2  Had exactly 4,000 NL Ks.  He added 136 more AL Ks.

-  #3  GS = 16-May-1984 in L.A.

FCR -  David Ramsden, Barcelona, Spain

Incorrect guesses:  Nolan Ryan, Jim Bibby, Tom Seaver, Randy Johnson, Curt Schilling

 

WEDNESDAY  —22-Dec

Q.  Of the nineteen pitchers with 3,000 career strikeouts, who has the best strikeout-to-walk ratio?

Hint: #1  He received votes for the Cy Young Awards only four times, thrice finishing runner-up.

Hint: #2  He famously dyed part of his uniform during a game.

A.  CURT SCHILLING  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Has 3,116 Ks to 711 BB for a 4.38 avg .in 569 career Gs.  The correct answer is now Max Scherzer with his 4.46.  It turns out when this question was entered into our database, it was Schilling and Scherzer didn't have the 3,000 K yet.  Thanks everyone, for the heads-up.

-  #1  In 2001 & 2002, he finished just behind Randy Johnson; in 2004 behind Johann Santana.  In 1997, while leading the majors in GS & Ks, he finished 4^th.

-  #2  Perhaps not deliberately, part of his white hosiery was tinted bright red during a playoff game = 19-Oct-2004.

FCR -  Lincoln Mitchell, New York City

Incorrect guesses:  Bert Blyleven, Gaylord Perry, Don Sutton, Mike Mussina, Dazzy Vance, Chris Sale, CC Sabathia, Fergie Jenkins

 

THURSDAY  —23-Dec

Q.  Which former Monarchs pitcher got fifteen wins in his team's first 125 games?

Hint: #1  Pitching in college for three years, he averaged with11.5 strikeouts per nine innings.

Hint: #2  His height at 6’5” no doubt help him regularly hit triple digits on the radar gun.

A.  JUSTIN VERLANDER  [B-R Bio]

-  Ans.  Verlander won his 15^th G on 21-Aug-2006, ET’s 125^th G that season.  He won 2 more and the AL ROY as his team won the AL pennant.  He played for Old Dominion University Monarchs.

-  #1  Had with 427 K in 335⅔ innings while pitching for ODU.

-  #2  Earlier in his career, a Verlander fastball at 100+ mph was not unusual.

FCR -  Mark Pattison, Washington, DC

Incorrect guesses:  Satchel Paige, Jim Bibby, Bullet Rogan

 

FRIDAY  —24-Dec

Q.  Which pitcher led the majors with an otherworldly WAR of 13.7 the year after the pitching distance was moved back by ten feet?

Hint: #1  He is rightfully called “Baseball’s first icon”.

Hint: #2  Player were routinely known to be sick or “unable to play” on days they were scheduled to face him.

Hint: #3  He once broke the nose of a future Hall of Famer with such force that the sound of the facial rupture was heard in the stands.

A.  AMOS RUSIE  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  In 1894, Rusie also led the majors in wins (36), ERA (2.78), G started (50), strikeouts (195), ERA+ (188), WHIP (1.410) and several additional stats not known to baseball in his day.

-  #1  Rusie soaked up the adulation the public and press threw his way when he pitched for NYG.  This model of fame via sports was soon thereafter copied by Delahanty, Wagner, Mathewson, Cobb, Ruth, et al.

-  #2  The list of players thus intimidated usually did not include the stars of the day, meaning that Rusie continually faced the best competition available.

-  #3  Hughie Jennings reportedly ran around the field screaming in agony until calmed by hospitalized by all available.  Jennings had led the majors in HBP for five consecutive years but gave up trying to dominate in that category after his face was rearranged by Rusie.

FCR -  Mischa Gelman, Pittsburgh

Incorrect guesses:  Cy Young, Walter Johnson, Albert Spalding, Tommy Bond, Bob Feller, Candy Cummings, Christy Mathewson, Bob Gibson, Theodore Breitenstein, Bobby Mathews, Randy Johnson, Kid Nichols

 

SATURDAY  —25-Dec

Q.  Which switch-hitting lefty won his league’s MVP in his first full season in the majors after receiving zero votes for Rookie of the Year?

Hint: #1  A teammate was runner-up in the voting that year.

Hint: #2  A Time magazine cover subject, he was a leading factor in his team’s winning their team’s winning the division by more than fifteen games.

A.  VIDA BLUE  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Was AL MVP in 1971 after playing in only 12 G in 1969 & 1970.

-  #1  Sal Bando was the distant silver silver-medalist in 1971.

-  #2  OAK won the AL West by 16.0 G in 1971, but were swept by BAL in the ALCS.  Blue was on the cover of Time for the July 28 issue.

FCR -  Ed Smith, Gouverneur, New York

Incorrect guesses:  Fred Lynn

 

SUNDAY  —26-Dec

Q.  Which highly-touted Pittsburgh recruit appeared in New York City on the To Tell the Truth television show before debuting in the majors at age nineteen?

Hint: #1  He pitched batting practice to the major league team in his hometown while still a junior in high school.

Hint: #2  He tabulated that he had thrown forty no-hitters before turning professional.

A.  SAM McDOWELL  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  He went 6⅓ in his debut 15-Sep-1961, 6 days before his 20^h birthday.

-  #1  McDowell grew up just a few blocks from Forbes Field and was a favorite of the Pirates.

-  #2  A four-sport star in high school, he pitched at every level and was recruited heavily while in high school.

FCR -  Mike McCroskey, Sugar Land, Texas

Incorrect guesses:  Johnny Rizzo, Ron Necciai, Paul Pettit, Jim Barbieri, Dave Sisler, Bo Belinsky, Vernon Law, Doc Medich, Cholly Naranjo, Don Drysdale

 

 

WEEKLY THEME – Pitcher who struck out 300 batters in a season but did not lead the majors that year

 

Pitcher      Year     Ks           Leader              Ks           WAR

Blue............. 1971..... 301*.......... Mickey Lolich...... 308*............. 44.9

 

Carlton........ 1972..... 310*.......... Nolan Ryan........ 329.............. 84.1

 

Martinez...... 1997..... 305........... Curt Schilling...... 319.............. 86.1

..................... 1999..... 313........... Randy Johnson.. 364

 

McDowell.... 1965..... 325........... Sandy Koufax..... 382.............. 43.1

 

Rusie........... 1892..... 304........... Bill Hutchinson... 314*............. 65.2

 

Schilling...... 1998..... 300........... Randy Johnson.. 329.............. 80.5

..................... 2002..... 316........... Randy Johnson.. 334

 

Verlander ... 2019..... 300........... Gerrit Cole.......... 326*............. 72.2

*Only season with 300+K

  

 

First Correct Respondent identifying theme – One person came close

 

Incorrect theme guesses:

 

Tuesday -  Hall of Fame pitchers with three or more Cy Young Awards

 

Wed        -  Pitchers with multiple 200 or more strikeouts in season

               -  Pitchers who rank in the top 30 in career WAR and have never thrown a no-hitter

               -  Pitchers with at least 3,000 strikeouts who pitched for the Phillies in the World Series

               -  Pitchers with the most career strikeouts without a no-hitter       

               -  Players on this year’s HOF ballot

               -WS winners with 3000 strikeouts

 

Sat          -  Pitchers with at least one non-league-leading 300 strikeout season.

 

Thursday-  The most recent pitchers with 300 strikeouts in a season.

 

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2021-12-13 Players from families of 13 children, i.e., players with exactly 12 siblings

MONDAY  —13-Dec

Q.  Which moundsman was famously named for one U.S. president and portrayed by another?

Hint: #1  Only Cy Young and Walter Johnson notched more career victories.

Hint: #2    In 1915 he had the fifth most shutouts of any major league season ever.

A. PETE ALEXANDER  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  HOF Alexander’s birth name is Grover Cleveland Alexander, Grover Cleveland being the 22^nd & 24^th U.S. president.  Alexander was born in the middle of Cleveland’s first term.  A biopic of Alexander came out of Hollywood in 1952 entitled “The Winning Team” with the pitcher played by a young Illinois actor who later became the 40^th U.S. president.  (Reagan almost got top billing.)  Audiences like it well enough.

-   #1  Alexander is tied with Mathewson at 373 W.  Young had 511, Johnson 417.

-   #2  Alexander’s 1915 season saw him shutout opponents 12 times, but few were prepared for what he did the following season when he racked up the all time record:  16 (tied with George Bradley’s 1876 effort).

FCR -  John Bath, Gahanna, Ohio

 

TUESDAY  —14-Dec

Q.  Which lefty threw a still standing major league record 513 strikeouts in his rookie season?

Hint: #1  Among his twenty-nine victories that same year were a no-hitter, five shutouts, three one-hitters and four two-hitters.

Hint: #2  He was famous as a pickoff artist, with a wicked underhand delivery.

Hint: #3  As a youngster, he worked in a glass factory.

A. MATT KILROY  [SABR Bio] [Thorn/Wulf Bio]

-  Ans.  Had 513 Ks for the 1886 American Association Baltimore Orioles.  When he pitched, there were many differences from the modern game.  BBs were 6 balls and the pitcher was only 50 feet from home plate.  It was also the last season batters could request a high pitch or a low pitch.  Nonetheless, his record will stand… um, forever?

-  #1  He had other no-hitters in his 10-year career, but the 1 he threw as a rookie was the only one that went 9 innings.

-  #2  Underhand pickoff throws are now disallowed in MLB.

-  #3  He grew up in Philadelphia, the son of Irish immigrant parents.

FCR -  Jerry Wolper, Pittsburgh

Incorrect guesses:  Cy Young, Eddie Plank, Rube Waddell

 

IN MEMORIAM  —15-Dec

Q. Which bi-lingual baseball executive was in the front office in Milwaukee for that city’s only World Series championship; in Arizona for theirs; with the White Sox for their most recent one; and with the Orioles for their turnaround success in the late 1990s?

Hint: #1  He has been thrice voted MLB Executive of the Year.

Hint: #2  He drafted Hank Aaron’s first contract; He signed Tony La Russa to his first managing job; He signed pitcher Mike Mussina to his first professional contract.

Hint: #3  He is the second recipient of the Baseball Hall of Fame's Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award.  O’Neil himself was the first.

Hint: #4  He is the architect of the MLB’s Arizona Fall League.

Hint: #5  Minor League Baseball recognized him as “The King of Baseball”.

Hint: #6  He founded the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation.

Hint: #7  He has been an integral part of the success of the Society of American Baseball Research (SABR) who has an award for scouts named in his honor.

Hint: #8  The Arizona chapter of SABR is named in his honor.

A.  ROLAND HEMOND  [SABR Bio]  [SABR Obit]

-  Ans.  + #1-8:  Please click on the Bio & Obit above.  You’ll be glad you did.

FCR -  Adrian Fung, Toronto

 

WEDNESDAY  —15-Dec

Q.  Which pitcher threw two no-hitters in the same season at age 35?

Hint: #1  Both games were 1-0 shutouts.

Hint: #2  In his first season as a professional, he set a league record with 418 strikeouts.

Hint: #3  He was the last pitcher to win an Opening Day game for the St. Louis Browns.

A.  VIRGIL TRUCKS  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  No-hitters:  15-May, then after going 3-13 in his next 16 decisions, he recorded his 2^nd on 25-Aug-1952.  Born 26-Apr-1917.

-  #2  K record set w/1938 Andalusia Bulldogs of the Class D Alabama-Florida League.  It might also have been 420.  Sources differ.

-  #3  He beat his old team DET 10-0 on 14-Apr-1953.

FCR -  Vince Guerrieri, Elyria, Ohio

Incorrect guesses:  Allie Reynolds, Johnny Vander Meer, Dizzy Dean, Satchel Page, Bobo Holloman, Hoyt Wilhelm, Bobo Newsome

 

MIDWEEK BONUS  —15-Dec

Q.  Who founded the Hill of Dreams baseball academy in the Dominican Republic?

Hint: #1  He married the daughter of Juan Marichal.

Hint: #2  As a rookie, he was a teammate of Ken Griffey, Sr.  He became a teammate of Ken Griffey, Jr. when he staged a comeback in 2001.

Hint: #3  He had a small role in the 2008 very underrated baseball movie Sugar.

A.  JOSE RIJO  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  In 1999, Rijo opened a baseball academy built on a hillside near his hometown of San Cristobal called Lomo del Sueno, or, Hill of Dreams.  “I know a lot of dreams are going to come true there,” he said.  The complex included 7 ball fields, 10 indoor batting cages, 1 track, 2 weight rooms, 2 dining rooms, 4 locker rooms, & housing for 600.  “I can pass on all the knowledge that I learned about the game to those kids,” he said.  In its 1^st 2 years, his academy helped nearly 100 youths sign minor-league contracts.  It is now run by CIN & NYY.

-  #1  They are no longer together.

-  #2  Played w/Sr. in 1984 on NYY.  On 17-Aug-2001, warming up in the bullpen, he caused such an ovation at Cinergy Field that his new teammate, Ken Griffey, Jr. had to back out of the batter’s box until the applause died down.  Read more here.

-  #3  He played the part of Alvarez in Sugar, essentially doing his real-life job.  His appearance was virtually a cameo.

FCR -  Elliott Frankfother, Rock Falls, Illinois

Incorrect guesses:  Mario Soto

 

WEDNESDAY LATE  —15-Dec

Q.  Which Hall of Famer was targeted as the most qualified candidate to break major league's color line before he was drafted into the military in 1942?

Hint: #1  He used the assumed name “Jimmy Nelson” to protect his amateur status while attending university where he planned a career in dentistry.

Hint #2  There is a beautiful statue of him in a park named for him in his hometown.

Hint: #3  He was the only player to steal any bases for his team in his first World Series.

Hint: #4  He played with six future Hall of Fame teammates before arriving in the majors and three more thereafter.

A.  MONTE IRVIN  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  He served but came back well to a fine career, joining the MLB NYG in 1949.

-  #1  Attended Lincoln University in Chester County, Pennsylvania only briefly.

-  #2  The statue & park are in Orange, New Jersey.

-  #3  He stole both bases for NYG in the 1951 WS, including a steal of home in the 1^st inning of the 1^st G. of his 1^st MLB WS.

-  #4  Playing for the Newark Eagles 1938-43, 45-48, he played with Ray Dandridge, Willie Wells, Mule Suttles, Leon Day, Biz Mackey & Larry Doby.  With NYG, Willie Mays & Hoyt Wilhelm were teammates 1951-55.  In 1956 on CHC, he played with Ernie Banks.

FCR -  John Laycock, Sykesville, Maryland

Incorrect guesses:  Larry Doby, Satchel Paige

 

THURSDAY  —16-Dec

Q.  Which Pirate was punished for refusing to play after Robert Kennedy was assassinated?

Hint: #1  Ichiro Suzuki broke his record for plate appearances in a season.

Hint: #2  He was the first National League player to win Most Valuable Player and Gold Glove awards in the same season.

A.  MAURY WILLS  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Punishment on 10-Jun-1968.  The RFK assassination had taken place 4 days earlier 06-Jun-1968.  That’s the date of G he sat out.  Research continues to determine the nature & extent of PIT’s punishment.

-  #1  Wills had 759 PA in 1962.  Pete Rose tied that in 1976.  Ichiro had 762 in 2004, but Pete Rose, & Dave Cash also broke it and before Ichiro did.  Jimmy Rollins’ 778 in 2007 in the current standard.

-  #2  NL MVP & GG @ SS = 1962.

FCR -  Andy McCue, Riverside, California

Incorrect guesses:  Roberto Clemente, Dave Cash, Al Oliver, Bill Mazeroski, Dave Parker, Dick Groat

 

FRIDAY  —17-Dec

Q.  Who was the first player to hit an inside-the-park in Toronto's Exhibition Stadium?

Hint: #1  Ike made the team he managed, change parks.

Hint: #2  He is the only batter in Red Sox history with a Sam Horn.

A.  CECIL COOPER   [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  05-May-1977, 5^th inning

-  #1  Managing HOU in 2008, Cooper & the team moved to Milwaukee’s Miler Park for 2 G, 14- & 15-Sep-2008 because of Hurricane Ike.

-  #2  You can blame this one on Nolan Ryan.  On Flag Day 1972, in a 15-inning G, the Angel’s Ryan struck out 10, 6 of which were Cooper’s.  A 6 K performance by a batter was christened a “Sam Horn” by BAL teammate Mike Flannagan for Horn’s 6K 17-Jul-1991 vs. KCR.

FCR -  Matt Clairmont, New Minas, Nova Scotia

Incorrect guesses:  Kelly Gruber, Toby Harrah, Bump Wills

 

T.G.I.F. SPECIAL  —17-Dec

Q.  Which one-time Yankee catcher had three brothers who played in the majors?

Hint: #1  He was in the majors in uniform for thirty-nine seasons with only small hiatuses.

Hint: #2  He regularly sing in a quartet with teammates as they traveled by train to away games.

Hint: #3  He was well-known as a peacemaker with a steady, calming disposition.

A.  STEVE O’NEILL  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  His brothers, Jack O'Neill, Jim O'Neill, Mike O'Neill also had MLB careers.  Steve’s playing career was longer that those of his brothers’ combined, 17 to13 (4+4+5).  He played for NYY in 1925.

-  #1  Baseball career:  Player 1911-1928; manager 1935-1954; coach 1935, 41, 49, 50.

-  #2  Ray Chapman, Joe Graney, Joe Evans and/or Doc Johnston were the other regulars.

-  #3  He regularly inserted himself between combatant in conflicts on or off the field.  Nevertheless, he was tossed from 8 G as a player and 9 as a manager.

FCR -  Bradford Altman, Chula Vista, California

Incorrect guesses:  Bill Dickey, Frankie Crosetti, Joseph Molina, Birdie Tebbetts, Ralph Houk

 

SATURDAY  —18-Dec

Q.  Which former Met surrendered a grand slam to Mets reliever Jack Hamilton for Hamilton’s only career homer?

Hint: #1  He threw all four shutouts recorded by the 1962 Mets staff, each the first game of a double-header.

Hint: #2  He had the most career pitching victories for the Mets before Tom Seaver had a chance at it.

A.  AL JACKSON  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Pitching for STL on 20-May-1967, Jackson gave Jack his only dinger, a doozy.  It was 4 of his 7 career RBI.

-  #1  Recorded 4 of his career 14 ShO that year on

29-Apr(1)- over PHI;

22-Jun(1)- over HOU;

27-Jul(1)- over STL; &

28‑Aug(1)-1962 over PHI.

-  #2  Jackson had managed 43 W in his 6 years w/NYM.  Seaver breezed past that mark in 1969 on his way to 198 for the Miracles.

FCR -  Mark Kanter, Portsmouth, Rhode Island

Incorrect guesses:  Jay Hook, Jack Fisher, Jerry Koosman, Roger Craig, Jack Graney 

 

SATURDAY STRETCHED —18-Dec

Q.  Which current infielder of Haitian descent has averaged 244 strikeouts per 162 games played, over his seven year career? 

Hint: #1  He has only played for one team in the majors.

Hint: #2  He finished high in the Rookie of the Year voting.

Hint: #3  He represented his team his team well with a two-out RBI in the All-Star game.

A.  MIGUEL SANO  [B-R Bio]

-  Ans.    The most Ks he had in any one season was 183 in 2021, but he led the majors in 2020 w/90.  Sano was born in San Pedro de Macorís, DR, to Haitian parents.

-  #1  All 7 seasons have been w/MIN.

-  #2  3^rd in 2015 AL ROY vote behind Carlos Correa and Francisco Lindor.

-  #3  Played in the 2017 ASG, helping the AL win 2-1.

FCR -  Wesley Story, Richmond, Texas

Incorrect guesses:  Trevor Story

 

SUNDAY  —19-Dec

Q.  Which one-time Oakland A’s player was the first native of Panama to be named to a National League All-Star team?

Hint: #1  The Encyclopedia of Baseball Catchers shows his lifetime batting average of .296 as the fourth-highest by a catcher since World War II and tenth highest for all catchers in Major League history.  (Reasonable minimums apply)

Hint: #2  He was once traded, straight across, for a manager.

A.  MANNY SANGUILLEN  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Played for OAK in 1977.  1^st ASG = 1971.   Did not see action that year but was on the NL squad 2 X more and got a H in the 1972 ASG despite playing behind Johnny Bench.  Born in Colon, Panama.

-  #1  EOBC rankings.

-  #2  In Nov 1976, traded to OAK for mgr Chuck Tanner.  (Not precisely “straight across” since PIT threw in $100,000.)  Sanguillen then returned to PIT in 1978 and played for Tanner for 3 seasons.

FCR -  Frank Ittner, Atlanta

Incorrect guesses:  Carlos Ruiz, Ivan Rodriguez

 

WEEK’S FINALE  —19-Dec

Q.  Who led the Baltimore Orioles in games, at-bats, hits and doubles in the 1929 season?

Hint: #1  Five of his siblings were born in Germany, but he was born in Detroit.

Hint: #2  He was born a century before nine-eleven.

A.  GEORGE LOEPP  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  For the 1929 AA international League O’s, Loepp played 164 G, had 630 AB, 197 H & 40 2B and was just off Al Bools HR total of 31, hitting 27 himself.

-  #1  13 kids in all.  See below.

-  #2  Born 11-Sep-1901.

FCR -  Steven Wright, Naperville, Illinois

Incorrect guesses:  Joe Houser, Charlie Gehringer, Del Pratt, Johnny Frederick, Heinie Manush, Germany Schaefer

 

 

WEEKLY THEME – Players from families of 13 children, i.e., players with exactly 12 siblings

 

 

Player                   Birth order           Career WAR

Alexander.................. 6^th of 13.................. 116.0

Cooper.................... 13^th of 13.................... 36.0

Irvin.......................... 8^th of 13.................... 32.1

Jackson................... 13^th of 13...................... 5.6

Kilroy....................... 7^th of 13.................... 23.2

O’Neill.................... 10^th of 13.................... 26.3

Rijo......................... 11^th of 13.................... 34.9

Sanguillen................. 7^th of 13.................... 27.6

Trucks....................... 4^th of 13.................... 42.4

Wills......................... 7^th of 13.................... 39.6

Loepp...................... 10^th of 13..................... -0.3

Sano.......................... 1^st of 13...................... 8.4

There are no doubt others.

 

 

First Correct Respondent identifying theme – Warren Kent III, Whitehall, Michigan (after O’Neill)

 

 

 

Incorrect theme guesses:

 

Monday  -  Pitchers with 100 wins for two franchises.

               -  Pitchers who have won multiple Triple Crowns

               -  Pitchers who won 20 games in a season for three different teams

               -  Players with documented alcohol issue

 

Tuesday -  Pitchers with pWARs above 10 in their rookie years

 

Thurs      -  Players who set records, that most likely will never be broken

 

Sunday   -  Players from Central or South America or the Caribbean who played in an All Star Game

 

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