Which Canadian Major League Baseball player played in fifteen seasons, all for the same team?
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Which Canadian Major League Baseball player played in fifteen seasons, all for the same team?
Votto has played in sixteen seasons for the Cincinnati Reds, through 2022, and there's no guarantee that he will finish his career with the team; he's in the last year of his contract, he'll be 40 in September, and he's only had one good season in the past five. I did specify a player who 'played in', rather than one who 'has played', and I did specify fifteen years.
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Votto has played in sixteen seasons for the Cincinnati Reds, through 2022, and there's no guarantee that he will finish his career with the team; he's in the last year of his contract, he'll be 40 in September, and he's only had one good season in the past five. I did specify a player who 'played in', rather than one who 'has played', and I did specify fifteen years.
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John Hiller. My Dad grew up with him, always caught the Tigers when in town growing up.
Which Canadian Major League Baseball player played in fifteen seasons, all for the same team?
Hiller was primarily a reliever, (he started 43 games of his 546* games played), but he holds the Major League record for most consecutive strikeouts at the beginning of a game, (six).
*One game as a pinch runner.
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Hiller was primarily a reliever, (he started 43 games of his 546* games played), but he holds the Major League record for most consecutive strikeouts at the beginning of a game, (six).
*One game as a pinch runner.
Name MLB player who played 15 seasons, but hit only 2 HRs, both inside the parkers?
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It may be possible. The answer I'm looking for is a bit different, but you're on the right track.
My gut answer was Duane Kuiper, but he only hit one in 12 seasons.
September 2, 1970, I was at Jarry Park when Gene Alley hit an inside the park grand slam on what should have been a single to center field. The ball bounced past Boots Day, and rolled most of the way to straight away center, which was 420 feet from home plate.
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Who am I?
I played for three different teams in the WHA, and two different NHL teams, all of which were in Canadian cities. One of those franchises was in both leagues.
I was the first NHL captain of a Canadian-based team.
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I played for three different teams in the WHA, and two different NHL teams, all of which were in Canadian cities. One of those franchises was in both leagues.
I was the first NHL captain of a Canadian-based team.
Answered correctly by K Douglas.
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Who am I?
I was the captain of a WHA team in 1978-79, and the captain of an NHL team in 1979-80, but the two teams were based in different cities.
I was the captain of a WHA team in 1978-79, and the captain of an NHL team in 1979-80, but the two teams were based in different cities.
Which active Major League Baseball player has been hit by pitched ball more than 200 times in his career?
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Which active Major League Baseball player has been hit by pitched ball more than 200 times in his career?
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