Monday, April 20, 2026

2026-04-13 Players who played for four of the five California teams

MONDAY  — 13-Apr-2026

Q.  Which one-time Boston Red Sox outfielder is”…the greatest, of all time!”?

Hint: #1  He was safe at home more times in his career than any other player in the history of major league baseball.

Hint: #2  He was the leadoff batter for two different World  Series Champion teams.

Hint: #3  He was born in a Chicago taxi cab …on Christmas day.

A.  RICKEY HENDERSON  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  He claimed it the day he passed Lou Brock in career steals.  Sure, he flexed a little, but who’s to argue?  Once asked if he thought Henderson was a future Hall of Famer, statistician \ Bill James replied, “If you could split him in two, you'd have two Hall of Famers.”  He (Not Bill James.) played 72 games for BOS in 2002.

-  #1  Henderson holds the record for career runs scored at 2,295 passing Ty Cobb to get there..

-  #2  He was the leadoff spark for the 1989 Oakland A’s & the 1993 Toronto Blue Jays.

-  #3  A taxi because he was born before Uber was.

FCR -  Will Middleton, Salt Lake City

Incorrect guesses:  Duffy Lewis, Harry Hooper, Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker

 

 

TUESDAY  — 14-Apr-2026

Q.  Who once led the league in home runs the same year that his batting average was barely over the Mendoza Line?

Hint: #1  He led the National League in home run for two different teams.

Hint: #2  A Hall of Fame home run slugger said of him, “He can hit them out of any park—including Yellowstone”.

A.  DAVE KINGMAN  [Wiki Bio]

-  Ans.  Kingman’s 37 HR in 1982 for NYM, led the NL.  He ended the season hitting .204, the lowest ever for a league HR champion.  Mendoza Line.

-  #1  Kingman hit 48 HR to lead the majors for the Cubs in 1979.  When he fell to 18 HR in 1980, he was traded back to the Mets where he managed 37 in ‘82.

-  #2  The quote is attributed to Ralph Kiner, who had a 10-year playing career then a half-century career (1961-2013) as a baseball announcer.

FCR -  Cliff Beiser, Kissimmee, Florida

Incorrect guesses:  Willie Stargell, Adam Dunn, Kyle Schwarber, Dick Stuart

 

 

WEDNESDAY  — 15-Apr-2026

Q.  Which player's sixth career leadoff home run was also the home run that placed him in the 300/300 club?

Hint: #1  He was on one end of the worst trade in Orioles’ history, according to locals.

Hint: #2  He’s the only outfielder to win a Gold Glove at age 39.

A.  STEVE FINLEY  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  On 14-Jun-2006, Finley, the first player to come to bat, started the game against his erstwhile teammates with the 300th of his 304 career HRs.  He had stolen the 300th of his career 320 stolen bases 2 years before.  Other members of this “Club” include Wille Mays & Andre Dawson & Alex Rodriguez.

-  #1  Pete Harnisch, Curt Schilling & he were traded to the Houston Astros for Glenn Davis on 10-Jan-1991.  Davis' career WAR from that point on was 0.7.  The collective WAR of the 3 players traded for him was 141.3 after the trade.  (Seems the “locals” have a case!)

-  #2  Finley’s GG in 2004 was the 5th of his career.

FCR -  Dan McLaughlin, Floral Park, New York

Incorrect guesses:  Frank Robinson, Brady Anderson, Adam Jones, Eric Davis

 

 

THURSDAY  — 16-Apr-2026

Q.  Which one-time Angels’ outfielder was named after his father’s Hall of Fame teammate?

Hint: #1  He had a few Hall of Fame teammates himself.

Hint: #2  He once pinch-hit for Barry Bonds in a game where Bonds had already homered twice.

Hint: #3  He is the only player power pitcher Terry Francona ever struck out.

A.  STAN JAVIER  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Julian Javier played for STL 1960-1971 & for his 1st 4 seasons & was a teammate of Stan Musial.  Julian’s son was born a few months following Musial’s retirement.  Julian named his 4th child, a son, Stan.

-  #1  In 17 seasons Stan Javier played for 8 MLB teams with (& for):

Phil Niekro,

Dave Winfield,

Yogi Berra,

Tony LaRussa,

Dennis Eckersley,

Reggie Jackson,

Dave Parker,

Tommy Lasorda,

Gary Carter,

Eddie Murray,

Rod Carew,

Rickey Henderson,

Jeff Kent,

Jeff Bagwell,

Craig Biggio,

Edgar Martinez &

Ichiro Suzuki.

-  #2  On 31-Jul-1999, SF G manager Dusty Baker gave Bonds a rest & put Javier in LF after having him PH for the slugger.  Javier grounded out to 1st base in his only PA.

-  #3  On 15-May-1989, with the score already 12-2 in the 9th inning, MIL mgr. Tom Trebelhorn replaced P Paul Mirabella with utility player Francona.  A’s OF Javier came to bat with 2 down & stuck out looking.  Those 3 were the only players Francona pitched to in the majors.

FCR -  Mike Sparks, Sarasota

Incorrect guesses:  Willie Mays Aikens

 

 

FRIDAY  — 17-Apr-2026

Q.  Who led the American League in games started in 2007?

Hint: #1  The Mets esteem that trading him away was not the best transaction in franchise history.

Hint: #2  In his first three full seasons inn the majors, he won at least ten games pitching for a team that lost at least ninety games each of those years.

A.  SCOTT KAZMIR  [B-R Bio]

-  Ans.  Kazmir started 34 games in 2007, pitching for TBD.  However, he tied for the honor with 7 other AL pitchers not to mention 11 NL pitchers with the same 34.  They all trailed FLA’s Dontrelle Willis who had 35.

-  #1  NYM traded Kazmir & Jose Diaz (Combined career WAR after the trade = 22.6) to TBD for Bartolome Fortunato & Víctor Zambrano (Combined career WAR after the trade = 0.5).

-  #2  Kazmir went 10-9, 10-8 & 13-9 for TBD in 2005, 2006 & 2007 while the team’s record was 67-95, 61-101 & 66-96.

FCR -   Brian Barris, Oneida, New York

Incorrect guesses:  Carlos Zambrano, Josh Beckett, Joe Blanton, Daniel Cabera

 

 

IN MEMORIAM I  — 18-Apr-2026

Q.  Who was the first manager to lead the Astros to a National League pennant?

Hint: #1  He is one of at least eight managers who once played for the Dodgers’ Tommy Lasorda.

Hint: #2  He and keystone partner were the first post-WWI combo to both each steal thirty bases in the same season.

Hint: #3  His moustache seemed about ninety years out of fashion, at least in baseball circles.

Hint: #4  He was the last twentieth century player to appear in 120+ games in consecutive seasons for the same manager, but on different teams.

Hint: #5  His metallurgic nickname reflected his enthusiastic defense, often with no regard for his own safety.

Hint: #6  He and a fellow three-time All-Star were the first to face each other as managers of an All-Star game All-Star game.

A.  PHIL GARNER  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  For the 1st time since their creation in 1962, the Houston Astros were the NL champs & went to the World Series.

-  #1  Garner managed the Brewers, Tigers & Astros for a total of 17 years.  Other Lasorda managerial offspring include: Dusty Baker Glen Hoffman, Davey Lopes, Johnny Oates, Bill Russell, Mike Scioscia & Bobby Valentine*.

-  #2  On the 19767 Oakland A’s Garner at 2nd base & SS Bert Campaneris stole 35 & 54 bases respectively.

-  #3  Take a look:  A, B, C, D, E, F & G.

-  #4  Phil Garner played for Chuck Tanner on 1976 OAK, 1977 PIT.

-  #5  They called him “Scrap Iron”, a commodity with more commercial value that the name suggests.

-  #6  Garner & Ozzie Guillen, each having managed the World Series the prior season, were the NL & AL skippers for the 2006 ASG.

FCR -  Gary Moore, Walker, Michigan

*Valentine played for Lasorda in the minors.

Incorrect guesses: 

 

IN MEMORIAM  II — 18-Apr-2026

Q.  Who won both the Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award on the same weekend?

Hint: #1  For a nice additional touch, his team was the reigning Word-Series champions that year.

Hint: #2  He holds the record for the longest consecutive-game hitting streak for his team.

Hint: #3  Ten years later, he put together another sizeable streak and so owns two of the four longest hitting streaks in his franchise’s history.

Hint: #4  He was one of an amazing six major leaguers who all hit grand slams on the same calendar day.

Hint: #5  He is his franchise leader in games (2,013), at-bats (7,989), hits (2,368), total bases (3,743), doubles (489) and RBIs (1,292). 

Hint: #6  He was the Sporting News Rookie of the Year, was three times an All-Star, twice a Silver Slugger and three times received MVP votes.

A.  GARETT ANDERSON  [B-R Bio]

-  Ans.  Anderson was a triple shy of a cycle in the 2003 ASG at the then recently renamed U.S. Cellular Field in south Chicago as the AL won 7-6.  He hit a single off Kerry Wood in 4th inning, a home run off Woody Williams in the 6th & a double off Eric Woodrow* Gagné in the 8th.  {*I’d love to tell you that gagné means “wood” in French, but it doesn’t.  His real middle name is Serge.}.  The day before, Anderson was the HR Derby champ in 2003

-  #1  The Angels won the World Series in 2002, coming from behind to defeat the Giants.  It was the Angels’ 1st, & so far, only title.

-  #2  Anderson hit in 28 straight games in 1998, breaking Rod Carew’s 25-game record from 1982.

-  #3  In 2008, he hit in 23 straight games.

-  #4  On 21-May-2000, LAD’s Adrian Beltre + Shawn Green, SFG’s J.T. Snow, PHI’s Brian Hunter, OAK’s Jason Giambi, & ANA’s Anderson all cleared the bases with home runs in major league games.

-  #5  He leads The Angels [A/K/A CAL, ANA, LAA (of LA) & LAA] in G (2,013), AB (7,989), H (2,368), TB (3,743), 2B (489) & RBI (1,292).

-  #6  He was TSN’s OF ROY in 1995 (placing paper-thin margin 2nd behind MII’s Marty Cordova for the BBWAA version) was an AS in 2002, 2003 & 2005 (a starter n ‘03); a SS in 2002 &2003; & received MVP votes in 2001, 2002 & 2003.

FCR -  Steven Wright, Naperville, Illinois

Incorrect guesses:  Ken Griffey Jr,

           

 

SATURDAY  — 18-Apr-2026

Q.  Which pitcher led the majors in games started in 2011?

Hint: #1  He played an important role for the Cubs in their World Series championship year, making fifty trips to the mound that season.

Hint: #2  His thirteen seasons in the majors were spread generously among nine different franchises.

A.  TREVOR CAHILL  [Wiki Bio]

-  Ans.  True, at 34 GS, he did tie with 7 other MLB pitchers, but at least he was first alphabetically.

-  #1  Pitching for the Cubs in 2016, he had 50 appearances, but did not pitch in that postseason.

-  #2  See Cahill’s teams here.

FCR -  Mike Sparks, Sarasota

Incorrect guesses:  Chris Bosio, Ryan Dempster, Jason Hammel

 

 

SUNDAY  — 19-Apr-2026

Q.  Which Dodger outfielder pranked his portly manager by stuffing a pillow into his uniform?

Hint: #1  He wrote three popular books about the game and his journey in it.  He worked a total of twenty seasons for eight different clubs, including the Dodgers twice

Hint: #2  He hit his final career home run off a future Hall of Famer that most major leaguers had trouble getting any kind hit off.

A.  JAY JOHNSTONE  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.   Mimicking LAD manager Tommy Lasorda was only one of the stunts he became famous for, done in some cases because had time on the bench during games.

-  #1  Johnstone wad often used as a pinch-hitter, but his writing was good enough to find a market for:

Temporary Insanity” 1985

Over the Edge” 1988

Some of My Best Friends are Crazy” 1990

-  #2  102nd HR on 19-Aug-1983, hit off knuckleballer Phil Niekro in the 7th inning

FCR -  Leonard Epstein, Dallas

Incorrect guesses: 

 

 

THEME:  Players who played for four of the five California teams (No one has played for all 5)

 

Cahill:   ............................ LAA (2019), SDP (2017), A’s (2009-18) & SFG (2020).

WAR........ 11.7

 

Finley:   ............................ LAA (2005), LAD (2004), SDP (1995-98) & SFG (2006).

WAR........ 44.2

 

Henderson:....................... LAA (1997), LAD (2003), SDP (1996-2001) & A’s (1979-1998).

WAR...... 111.2

 

Javier: LAA (1993), LAD (1990-92), A’s (1986-95) & SFG (1996-99).

WAR........ 25.5

 

Johnstone:........................ LAA (1966-70), LAD (1980-85), SDP (1973) & A’s (1979).

WAR........ 16.5

 

Kazmir: LAA (2009-11), LAD (2016), A’s (2014-15) & SFG (2021).

WAR........ 22.3

 

Kingman........................... LAA (1977), SDP (1977), A’s (1984-86) & SFG (1971-74).

WAR........ 17.3

 

 

These players also qualify

Mike Aldrete:.................... LAA (1995-96), SDP (1991), A’s (1993-95) & SFG (1986-88).

WAR.......... 8.8

 

John D'Acquisto:.............. LAA (1981), SDP (1977-80), A’s (1982) & SFG (1973-76).

WAR........ -1.0

 

Elias Sosa:....................... LAD (1976-77), SDP (1983), A’s (1978) & SFG (1972-74).

WAR.......... 9.0

 

Derrel Thomas:................ LAA (1984), LAD (1979-83), SDP (1972-78) & SFG (1975-77).

WAR.......... 6.5

 

Brett Tomko:.................... LAD (2006-07), SDP (2002-08), A’s (2009) & SFG (2004-05).

WAR........ 10.7

 

 

First Correct Respondent identifying theme – Randall Chandler, Germantown, Tennessee (after Kazmir)

 

 

Thanks to Warren Kent for suggesting this theme.

 

 

Incorrect theme guesses:

 

Fri        -  Players who played for at least three California teams

 

Sat       -  Players who finished their careers with the Giants

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Monday, April 13, 2026

2026-04-06 Hall of Fame players who struck out five or more times at bat in one game.

 MONDAY  — 06-Apr-2026

Q.  Which Philly-born player stirred the drink?

Hint: #1  He lost all his cars.

Hint: #2  His nickname is Gregorian.

A.  REGGIE JACKSON  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  He stirred more than that!  Jackson was born in Wyncote, Pennsylvania, a suburb north of Philadelphia.

-  #1  The years after he retired from playing, Jackson lost almost three dozen classic cars in a collection he had built over several years when a fire destroyed a garage housing them and the vehicles.

-  #2  The world today uses the Gregorian calendar, a solar calendar introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII, thus “Mr. October”, the month of the World Series, an event in which Jackson excelled.

FCR -  Dan Neumann, Washington, DC

Incorrect guesses:  Lenny Dykstra, Myles Straw, Dick Allen

 

 

TUESDAY  — 07-Apr-2026

Q.  Which former Dodger led the majors in home runs the first year he was in the new league.

Hint: #1  He hit twenty or more home runs in each of nine consecutive seasons for his first team in the majors.

Hint: #2  He passed the test where many things are tested.

A.  JIM THOME  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Thome signed with PHI as a free agent in 2003.  In his first year in the NL he hit 47 HR, tied for the MLB lead with the Rangers’ Alex Rodriguez.  Thome played with LAD 2009.

-  #1  With CLE, Thome hit 20+ HR 1994-2002.

Year   HR

1994 -- 20

1995 -- 25

1996 -- 38

1997 -- 40

1998 -- 30

1999 -- 33

2000 -- 37

2001 -- 49

2002 -- 52 …but never led the American League.

-  #2  Thome was born in Peoria, Illinois, a city known for beta-testing many products before introducing them to a broader audience.  His induction to the Hall of Fame in 2018 indicates he passed with flying colors.

FCR - Vince Granieri, Cincinnati

Incorrect guesses:  Shawn Green, Pete Alonzo, Frank Robinson, Dick Allen, Darryl Strawberry, Greg Luzinski, Eddie Murray,

 

 

WEDNESDAY  — 08-Apr-2026

Q.  Which former Blue Jay was a unanimous Rookie of the Year, ahead of two other players who are now Hall of Famers?

Hint: #1  He made the basketball All-Star team for the state of Indiana, but in baseball was named Mr. Baseball for Indiana.

Hint: #2  He was eight times a Gold Glove recipient, made seven All-Star teams and thrice was elected National League Player of the Week.

A.  SCOTT ROLEN  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  ROY in 1997 w/PHI, receiving all 28 1st-place votes.  Also receiving votes in that same ROY race were fellow HOFers Andruw Jones & Vladimir Guerrero.  Rolen played for TOR 2008-2009.

-  #1   Rolen had a scholarship offer to play basketball for the University of Georgia, but turned it down when drafted by PHI.

-  #2  It would seem he is a worthy Hall member

FCR -  Barry Nelson, Guilderland, New York

Incorrect guesses:  Andy Benes, Danny Ainge

 

 

IN MEMORIAM  — 08-Apr-2026

Q.  After Dan McGann in 1904, who was the next National League player to steal five bases in a game?

Hint: #1  Three weeks earlier, he had a four-stolen-base game.  He had three additional gams with four steals three other times.

Hint: #2  He “stole” Max Carey's long-standing consecutive stolen base record.

Hint: #3  He won a World Series ring in a strike-shortened season.

Hint: #4  He was also part of three World Series that his team didn’t win.

Hint: #5  He was the Milwaukee Brewers’ manager for three seasons

Hint: #6  He spent twenty-seven seasons as a major league coach

Hint: #7  He was born and died in the smallest U.S. state.

A.  DAVEY LOPES  [SABR Bio] [MLB Bio] 

-  Ans.  In his 3rd season as a major leaguer, Lopes had 5 SB on 24-Aug-1974, help LA to a 3-0 win over STL with HOF Ted Simmons catching for pitcher John Curtis.  Lopes was also caught stealing twice in the same game.

-  #1   On 04-Aug-1974, Lopes stole successfully 4 X vs. HOU, off Dave Roberts/Cliff Johnson.  That same season, he stole 3 bags in a game 3 X & 2 in a game 7 X!  4 SB in 1975, 1978 (2 X).

-  #2  He passed Carey with his 32nd consecutive steal in 1975.

-  #3  He was part of the Dodgers team that won the 1981 WS.

-  #4  The Dodgers won the NL pennant in 1974 (OAK), 1977 (NYY) & 1978 (NYY).

-  #5  Lopes was the Milwaukee skipper in 2000, 2001 & 2002.

-  #6   He was a coach from 1988 to 2017 for TEX, BAL, SDP, WAS, PHI & LAD.

-  #7  Lopes was born in East Providence, Rhode Island & died today, April 8, 2026 in Providence.

FCR -  Sarah Grynpas, Philadelphia

Incorrect guesses:  Otis Nixon, Maury Wills

 

 

MIDWEEK BONUS  — 08-Apr-2026

Q.  Who was the first black player to hit a home run in a World Series game?

Hint: #1  He was the first Cleveland player to hit for the cycle in the last half of the twentieth century.

Hint: #2  He was angry every time Yogi Berra tried to talk to him at the plate during an at-bat.

A.  LARRY DOBY  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Doby homered in the 3rd inning of Game 4 of the 1948 WS on 09-Oct.

-  #1  Doby’s cycle was 04-Jun-1952.

-  #2  Doby’s teams played NYY many times during the period 1947-1959, it’s possible Doby came to bat hundreds of times with Yogi behind the plate.  It’s likely they got to know each other very well.

FCR -  Jack Minnis, Laurel, Maryland

Incorrect guesses:  Al Smith

 

 

THURSDAY  — 09-Apr-2026

Q.  Who won a Rookie of the Year Award in the National League and later won a Most Valuable Player Award in the American League, both times for teams that finished second?

Hint: #1  He led his major league team in WAR as a rookie.

Hint: #2  He has two brothers who also played major league baseball.

A.  DICK ALLEN [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Allen was ROY in 1964 for PHI & was MVP for CHW in 1972, in both instances with overwhelming votes.

-  #1   As a rookie for PHI, a 92-win team, Allen’s 8.8 led the charge.

-  #2  His brothers Hank & Ron Allen played for 7 & 1 year respectively.

FCR -  Terry Gans, San Carlos, ,California

Incorrect guesses:  Orlando Cepeda

 

 

FRIDAY  — 10-Apr-2026

Q.  Who was the last left-handed pitcher to win thirty games in a season?

Hint: #1  He was voted the left-handed starting pitcher for Major League Baseball's 100th anniversary team.

Hint: #2  He was elected to the town council in the city he grew up in and served as the town's police chief as well.

A.  LEFTY GROVE  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Grove’s record in 1931 was 31-4.

-  #1  MLB measured the first century of professional baseball from 1869 so in 1969.  The Hardball Times published “Celebrating Baseball’s Centennial” where Grove was honored as the most outstanding lefty.

-  #2  Grove was a Lanaconing, Maryland native & was very active in community business & politics.

FCR -  Jeff Fink, Manchester, New Jersey

Incorrect guesses:  Dizzy Dean

 

 

SATURDAY  — 17-Apr-2026

Q.  Who is the only National League outfielder since Roberto Clemente to win ten consecutive Gold Gloves?

Hint: #1  He was the first teenager to homer in a League Championship Series game.

Hint: #2  He carries a scar on his chest from an iguana bite.

A.  ANDRUW JONES  [B-R Bio]

-  Ans.  Jones won GG 1998-2007 for outfield play, particularly center field.

-  #1  On 17-Oct-1996, in the 7th game of the LCS, his home contributed the Braves’ lop-sided clincher.

-  #2  In his younger days in Curaçao, Jones hunted Iguanas with his father.  It seems that once he became the hunted before really becoming the hunter and has scar to prove it.  He told teammates of hunting iguanas as a child with his father.

FCR -  Mike Clark, Cincinnati

Incorrect guesses:  Ken Griffey Jr, Willie Mays

 

 

SUNDAY  — 12-Apr-2026 \

Q.  Who has the most career wins by a pitcher born outside the United States?

Hint: #1  He was the first post-deadball-era pitcher to give up at least one home run in each of his first fourteen starts of a season.

Hint: #2  He spent part of his time growing up in tiny Melville, Saskatchewan.

A.  BERT BLYLEVEN  [SABR Bio]

-  Ans.  Blyleven reached 287 victories, 1 behind Tommy John & 1 ahead of Robin Roberts.

-  #1  In 1987, each of his first 14 GS shows at least one home run surrendered, a streak stopped only when he pitched a full-game shutout on 15-Jun.

-  #2  Blyleven’s family moved from The Netherlands to Saskatchewan before settling in Garden Grove, California in 1957 when young Bert (né Rik Aalbert) was five years old.

FCR -  Shaun Montana, Medway, Massachusetts

Incorrect guesses:  Ferguson Jenkins, Tony Mullane

 

 

THEME:  Hall of Fame players who struck out five or more times at bat in one game.

 

Batter                 Date                            Pitchers

Allen.............. 28-Jun-1964(1)..... Mike Cuellar 4, Ron Taylor

......................... 24-May-1970...... Short 2, Wilson, Selma, Jackson

 

Blyleven.......... 27-Jul-1979(2)...... Sanderson, May, Bahnsen, Palmer, Fryman

 

Doby................ 25-Apr-1948....... Newhouser 3, Trucks, Gentry

 

Grove............. 10-Jun-1933(1)..... Van Atta 3, Ruffing 2

 

Jackson.......... 27-Sep-1968....... Boswell 3, Roland, Keller

 

Jones............... 20-May-2007...... Gabbard 2, Donnelly, Okajima, Papelbon*

.......................... 12-Jul-2008........ Nolasco 3, Pinto, Gregg

 

Rolen............... 23-Aug-1990....... Williams 3, Wall, Hoffman*

 

Thome............. 09-Apr-2000....... Rupe 2, Morris, White, Hernandez

.......................... 02-Jul-2004........ Riley, Ryan, Julio, Rodriguez 2

 

*Game-ending strikeout

 

 

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