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Who was the last man to manage a major league baseball team while wearing a business suit?
Answered correctly by downbound123.
Answered correctly by downbound123.
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When Al Bumbry was a first base coach in Major League Baseball, what ritual did he perform during the fourth of fifth innings of games?
Stump.
Stump.
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I know Connie Mack always wore a suit and tie in the dugout, but not sure if he was the last one to do so.
Pat Borders
Paul Molitor
Jack Morris
Dave Stewart
George Springer
Troy Glaus
Steve Pearce
Frank Viola
David Eckstein
That would have been my guess too but I think there's probably someone after him.
When Al Bumbry was a first base coach in Major League Baseball, what ritual did he perform during the fourth of fifth innings of games?
Nope.
Who was the last man to manage a major league baseball team while wearing a business suit?
It's a rule in Baseball that only uniformed members of the team are allowed on the field, (with the exception of support staff, who might treat an injured player, or similar). An exception was made for Connie Mack, who also owned his team, as was one of the founders of the American League in 1901.
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It's a rule in Baseball that only uniformed members of the team are allowed on the field, (with the exception of support staff, who might treat an injured player, or similar). An exception was made for Connie Mack, who also owned his team, as was one of the founders of the American League in 1901.
Nine winners of the World Series Most Valuable Player award have worn a Blue Jays uniform at some point in their career in Major League Baseball. Name as many as you can.
Four Correct!
Nine winners of the World Series Most Valuable Player award have worn a Blue Jays uniform at some point in their career in Major League Baseball. Name as many as you can.
Four Too slow.
There is one more. Hint: Read the exact wording of the question; don't interpret what you feel I meant.
I didn't know that Frank Viola played for the Blue Jays. I stopped watching baseball for a few years after the strike in 1994. I had set up my Rotisserie League team to win the pennant in 1994, at the expense of the team's future. Many of my players under-performed, but I think I still would have won instead of finishing second if the last six weeks of games had been played. That killed my interest in baseball until Mark McGwire's season in 1998.
Five Correct!
Four Too slow.
There is one more. Hint: Read the exact wording of the question; don't interpret what you feel I meant.
I didn't know that Frank Viola played for the Blue Jays. I stopped watching baseball for a few years after the strike in 1994. I had set up my Rotisserie League team to win the pennant in 1994, at the expense of the team's future. Many of my players under-performed, but I think I still would have won instead of finishing second if the last six weeks of games had been played. That killed my interest in baseball until Mark McGwire's season in 1998.
