Her name is Marina Mabrey. An easy response for me since I just read yesterday's newspaper (yeah, I know, prefer it to reading online).
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Who is the only player in Major League Baseball history to have six consecutive seasons with 30 or more Home Runs, 100 or more RBIs, 100 or more Runs scored and 100 or more Walks?
Answered correctly by downbound123.
Answered correctly by downbound123.
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Two names immediately popped into my head but I'll go with the lesser obvious one:
Frank Thomas aka The Big Hurt
Who is the only player in Major League Baseball history to have six consecutive seasons with 30 or more Home Runs, 100 or more RBIs, 100 or more Runs scored and 100 or more Walks?
In his first eight full seasons, (1991-98), Thomas always had 100+ walks, RBIs and runs, but he hit less than 30 homers in two of those seasons.
Try again.
Nope.
In his first eight full seasons, (1991-98), Thomas always had 100+ walks, RBIs and runs, but he hit less than 30 homers in two of those seasons.
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Which Major League Baseball player had 100 or more RBIs in each of the last nine seasons he played?
Who was the first Major League Baseball player to sign a contract which paid him $1 Million+ per season*?
tml correctly identified Nolan Ryan.
Who was the first Major League Baseball player to sign a contract which paid him $10 Million+ per season?
*Includes bonus earned and/ or pro-rated signing bonus.
tml correctly identified Nolan Ryan.
Who was the first Major League Baseball player to sign a contract which paid him $10 Million+ per season?
*Includes bonus earned and/ or pro-rated signing bonus.
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Who pitched 111 ⅓ innings in 227 appearances during his last five Major League Baseball seasons?
It's generally considered that Nolan Ryan was the first player in MLB history to be paid a million dollars a year. However, your comment with the asterix makes me think that answer will be incorrect. I'll go with it anyway.
Now that Clayton Kershaw has retired, which Major League Baseball player has the longest continuous tenure* with the team which signed him?
*Kershaw was selected by the Dodgers in the 2006 MLB Draft, and played Rookie level in 2006. 'Continuous tenure ' dates from when the player was first signed by his team.
Answered correctly by K Douglas.
*Kershaw was selected by the Dodgers in the 2006 MLB Draft, and played Rookie level in 2006. 'Continuous tenure ' dates from when the player was first signed by his team.
Answered correctly by K Douglas.
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Who are the only 2 people that have had their engraved name removed from the Stanley Cup?
Answers:
1. Basil Pocklington--1984(answered by downbound123). When the Oilers won their first cup owner Peter Pocklington had his Father's name engraved on the Cup, even though his Father had no role in the organization. When it was brought to the attention of the NHL administration they had the name over written.
2. Brad Aldrich--2010(answered by Reec). The Blackhawk video coach was involved in a sexual assault scandal in the Blackhawk organization.
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1. Basil Pocklington--1984(answered by downbound123). When the Oilers won their first cup owner Peter Pocklington had his Father's name engraved on the Cup, even though his Father had no role in the organization. When it was brought to the attention of the NHL administration they had the name over written.
2. Brad Aldrich--2010(answered by Reec). The Blackhawk video coach was involved in a sexual assault scandal in the Blackhawk organization.
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In the Blue Jays Era , (post 1976), two Major League Baseball players had seasons in which they had 100 or more RBIs and fewer than 10 Home Runs.
Name either or both.
Hint: They played against each other in a World Series.
K Douglas correctly identified Paul Molitor.
Name either or both.
Hint: They played against each other in a World Series.
K Douglas correctly identified Paul Molitor.
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Canadian , Tristan Peters, of the Chisox, hit for the cycle recently, there are only 2 other Canadians to have done so in the MLB, who are they?
On Wednesday, July 8, 2026, Dylan Cease became the sixth Toronto Blue Jays' pitcher to lose a no-hit bid after eight or more innings pitched.
Name as many of them as you can, (other than Dave Stieb, who did this four times).
unassuming correctly identified Bowden Francis.
Name as many of them as you can, (other than Dave Stieb, who did this four times).
unassuming correctly identified Bowden Francis.
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