so you think you know baseball............

Atlanta Braves and i'll guess 12.

 

12 would be a lot of sweeps. that's a lot.

hmm - i'll go with in 9 a row and say the yankees.

 

Will had the right number and Catfish has the right team.

12 games...by the Yankees....on two separate occasions.....1927-1928-1932...and 1998-1999.

 

12...that's 3 sweeps. wow.

 

ok-who has a question .. ?

 

i guess it's me -- name the 2 hitters who hit 40 hrs or more when they turned 21 years of age. so basically in that season they turned 21 or younger they hit 40 hrs + ?

 

it was ott and mathews.

 

aaron judge just broke a HR record of the most HRs hit in 1 season at yankee stadium. who had the record bf Judge?

 

A-Roid?

 

thankfully arod doesn't hold this record...

 

anyone ?? it was babe ruth

 

ok - playoff trivia - the first 5 WS MVPs were pitchers. He was the first position player to win the WS MVP. Who was he?

 

Bobby Richardson. Yankee's 2nd baseman.

 

Who was the only WS MVP to not record a single out during the series?

{edit} There may have been two.

 

and he did so in a losing effort. the only man to win a MVP on a losing team!

 

i don't get how is that possible for a pitcher and still win MVP. Will or U Dog probably knows it.

 

Who said he was a pitcher?

(hint: he wasn't)

 

I don't think I understand the question, either. Are you talking defensively? Nobody's ever posted a 1.000 OBP in a WS that I'm aware of.

 

2013: David Ortiz. Won the WS MVP as a DH. The WS went 6 games that year meaning he may have played 1st base in the NL park. Even if he did, he didn't field a fly ball or throw a runner out on the bases.

2009: Hideki Matsui. Also won the WS MVP as a DH. That series also went 6 games so he MAY have played LF or RF in the NL park. If he did, then there's a pretty good chance he fielded a fly ball for an out.

 

yeah i wouldn't have known either of them. i know who they are but didn't know they didn't make an out.