RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-29-2022
1950 for those still wondering. I think the stat just says a lot about MLB’s (lack of) investment in baseball at the lowest levels. Kids play soccer, or basketball, or football, but are just not interested in little league.
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
lex24 - 10-29-2022
(10-27-2022, 08:52 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Jon Lester
Bumgarner does have one impressive postseason record, which he set in 2014; anyone know what it is?
BC
Innings.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Mick - 10-30-2022
(10-29-2022, 11:30 PM)lex24 Wrote: (10-27-2022, 08:52 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Jon Lester
Bumgarner does have one impressive postseason record, which he set in 2014; anyone know what it is?
BC
Innings.
I know his five inning save was the only one of its kind in the postseason, and just the 12th in MLB history. And I want to say that his career World Series ERA of 0.25 is the lowest of all pitchers with 30 or more innings pitched in the WS.
I think the Giants have some pretty impressive career World Series ERA leaders. Christy Mathewson threw three shutouts in the 1905 World Series, and Joe McGinnity threw 17 shutout innings in the same series. Carl Hubbell threw 20 scoreless innings in the 1933 World Series. Those three are in the top five all time.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
Bumgarner threw 52.2 innings in 2014, breaking Bill Foster’s 1926 record of 51. Curt Schilling is in third with 48.1 innings in 2001.
Anyone hazard a guess on the career post-season innings pitched record?
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Giants - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 11:20 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Bumgarner threw 52.2 innings in 2014, breaking Bill Foster’s 1926 record of 51. Curt Schilling is in third with 48.1 innings in 2001.
Anyone hazard a guess on the career post-season innings pitched record?
BC
I would guess one of the Big Three- Glavine, Maddux or Smoltz.
As for just the World Series - my guess would be the Chairman of the Board - Whitey Ford.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 11:42 AM)Giants Wrote: (10-30-2022, 11:20 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Bumgarner threw 52.2 innings in 2014, breaking Bill Foster’s 1926 record of 51. Curt Schilling is in third with 48.1 innings in 2001.
Anyone hazard a guess on the career post-season innings pitched record?
BC
I would guess one of the Big Three- Glavine, Maddux or Smoltz.
As for just the World Series - my guess would be the Chairman of the Board - Whitey Ford.
Close, Glavine is #2, Smoltz is #3, and Maddox is #6.
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Giants - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 12:58 PM)BostonCard Wrote: (10-30-2022, 11:42 AM)Giants Wrote: (10-30-2022, 11:20 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Bumgarner threw 52.2 innings in 2014, breaking Bill Foster’s 1926 record of 51. Curt Schilling is in third with 48.1 innings in 2001.
Anyone hazard a guess on the career post-season innings pitched record?
BC
I would guess one of the Big Three- Glavine, Maddux or Smoltz.
As for just the World Series - my guess would be the Chairman of the Board - Whitey Ford.
Close, Glavine is #2, Smoltz is #3, and Maddox is #6.
BC
No surprise - they anchored the Braves during their long run of success. It is amazing they only won one WS during that stretch.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
The answer has five rings.
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Mick - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 02:33 PM)BostonCard Wrote: The answer has five rings.
BC
Whitey Ford. Allie Reynolds.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Giants - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 03:24 PM)Mick Wrote: (10-30-2022, 02:33 PM)BostonCard Wrote: The answer has five rings.
BC
Whitey Ford. Allie Reynolds.
It’s gotta be someone who played after the playoff era began. The clue of five rings points to the Yankees.
Pettitte?
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
Well done, Giants. Andy Pettithe is the correct answer.
The career post-season saves leader is a gimme (and another Yankee), Mariano Rivera. But, he doesn’t own the single season post-season saves record, which is a tie amongst a number of people with 7, including two relievers who got seven saves the same post-season. Who were they?
BV
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Phogge - 10-30-2022
Brian Wilson?
Who was the first pitcher to appear in seven games of a single WS?
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 06:44 PM)Phogge Wrote: Brian Wilson?
Wrong Giant.
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Giants - 10-30-2022
(10-30-2022, 06:44 PM)Phogge Wrote: Brian Wilson?
Who was the first pitcher to appear in seven games of a single WS?
Darren Knowles, Oakland A’s.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-30-2022
I don’t know if he was the first, but Brandon Morrow did it in 2017.
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Phogge - 10-30-2022
Giants got it.
Seven saves? Rob Nenn?
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
BostonCard - 10-31-2022
Yes, Rob Nen was one six relievers to have seven saves in a post-season. Which other reliever posted seven postseason saves that year (2002)?
BC
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Mick - 11-03-2022
(10-31-2022, 12:40 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Yes, Rob Nen was one six relievers to have seven saves in a post-season. Which other reliever posted seven postseason saves that year (2002)?
BC
Rodriguez, would be my WAG.
There are two current NFL coaches with a losing career regular season record and a winning career record in the playoffs. Name them.
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Giants - 11-03-2022
(11-03-2022, 05:43 AM)Mick Wrote: (10-31-2022, 12:40 AM)BostonCard Wrote: Yes, Rob Nen was one six relievers to have seven saves in a post-season. Which other reliever posted seven postseason saves that year (2002)?
BC
Rodriguez, would be my WAG.
There are two current NFL coaches with a losing career regular season record and a winning career record in the playoffs. Name them.
Doug Pederson, Lovie Smith and Kyle Shanahan are three names that come to mind…
RE: Sports trivia thread 2022 -
Phogge - 11-03-2022
(10-30-2022, 09:03 PM)Giants Wrote: (10-30-2022, 06:44 PM)Phogge Wrote: Brian Wilson?
Who was the first pitcher to appear in seven games of a single WS?
Darren Knowles, Oakland A’s.
Giants, it was Darold Knowles, not Darren. Finally remembered.
Winning playoff, losing regular... Rex Ryan?