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Who was the only Major League Baseball pitcher to lose 20 or more games in a season after 1980?
Brian Kingman lost 20 games in 1980.
Nope.
Brian Kingman lost 20 games in 1980.
Correct!!!! The year was 1970-71. McDavid and Draisaitl have an outside chance of matching it this year.
Ok, I figured there might be more than one answer. You're right!!! The movie I'm looking for is from the 1970's.
Eleven pitchers who have led the National League or the American League in Earned Run Average for a season have also played for the Toronto Blue Jays at some point in their career.
Name as many as you can.
Eight Correct! for unassuming, (Roger Clemens, Robbie Ray, Hyun-jin Ryu, Aaron Sanchez, David Price, Dave Stieb, Jimmy Key, Juan Guzman).
Two Correct! for K Douglas, (Josh Johnson, Chris Carpenter).
One to go.
Name as many as you can.
Eight Correct! for unassuming, (Roger Clemens, Robbie Ray, Hyun-jin Ryu, Aaron Sanchez, David Price, Dave Stieb, Jimmy Key, Juan Guzman).
Two Correct! for K Douglas, (Josh Johnson, Chris Carpenter).
One to go.
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Which member of the Baseball Hall of Fame was injured when he fell off his platform shoes while dressed as Frankenstein's Monster at a Halloween party?
Roger Clemens
Robbie Ray
Hyun Jun Ryu
Aaron Sanchez
David Price
Dave Stieb
Jimmy Key
Juan Guzman
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Ten pitchers who have led the National League or the American League in Earned Run Average for a season have also played for the Toronto Blue Jays at some point in their career.
Name as many as you can.
(and there are eleven, not ten).
Name as many as you can.
Eight Correct!
(and there are eleven, not ten).
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Eleven pitchers who have led the National League or the American League in Earned Run Average for a season have also played for the Toronto Blue Jays at some point in their career.
Name as many as you can.
Josh Johnson and Chris Carpenter each led the National League in ERA once.
David Cone finished second in ERA twice, (once in each league), but never led either league in ERA.
Name as many as you can.
Two Correct!
Josh Johnson and Chris Carpenter each led the National League in ERA once.
David Cone finished second in ERA twice, (once in each league), but never led either league in ERA.
Who was the only Major League Baseball pitcher to lose 20 or more games in a season after 1980?
Maroth was 9-21 for the 2003 Detroit Tigers, who finished 43-119. That team was on pace to have a worse season record than the hapless '62 Mets, (40-120), until they won five of their final six games.
The following June, the Tigers selected 2nd in the amateur draft, because at the time, the first selection alternated between the teams with the previous season's worst record in the National and American Leagues. Selecting first, the San Diego Padres chose Matt Bush, (briefly a member of the Blue Jays' organization, between assault arrests), and the Tigers snagged Justin Verlander with the #2 pick.
Correct!
Maroth was 9-21 for the 2003 Detroit Tigers, who finished 43-119. That team was on pace to have a worse season record than the hapless '62 Mets, (40-120), until they won five of their final six games.
The following June, the Tigers selected 2nd in the amateur draft, because at the time, the first selection alternated between the teams with the previous season's worst record in the National and American Leagues. Selecting first, the San Diego Padres chose Matt Bush, (briefly a member of the Blue Jays' organization, between assault arrests), and the Tigers snagged Justin Verlander with the #2 pick.
Who was the last member of the 1977 Toronto Blue Jays to play in the Major Leagues?
Answered correctly by maurice93.
Answered correctly by maurice93.
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