Padres (Minor Leaguers) R Dan Robertson 496 Jim Steels* 496 Mark Gillaspie# 492 Gerry Davis 480 Chris Prieto* 478 Paul Faries 462 Joe Lansford 454 Steve Garcia* 449 Rymer Liriano 445 George Hinshaw 439 Correctly answered by Walt Koscinski, Rod Humphrey, Michael Murray, Bryan Swank, Matthew Bloss, Doug Snyder Sr., Tom Siegler, Brian Bohem, Erin … Read more
Pirates (Minor Leaguers) R Pablo Cruz 789 Charles Howard# 781 Ronald Mitchell 607 Felix Santana 553 George Spriggs* 550 Dave Augustine 538 Johnny Jeter 526 Chad Hermansen 515 Lou Quinn 505 Don Bosch# 500 Correctly answered by Rod Humphrey, Michael Danes and Jon Winkler Select one of the four choices then click Vote in order … Read more
Select one of the four choices then click Vote in order to lock in your selection! New users must register for an account before you can post a comment or vote on trivia polls! [yop_poll id=”301″] Bonus: Use the Comments section to identify the remaining players in the top 10. 3 incorrect guesses and you’re … Read more
Athletics (Minor Leaguers) R Allan Lewis# 647 Jim Driscoll* 610 Ossie Chavarria 576 Esteban German 564 Derek Bryant 540 Mark Budaska# 526 Mike Neill* 524 Brian Lesher 508 Stan Wojcik 507 Ramon Webster* 502 Correctly answered by Rod Humphrey Select one of the four choices then click Vote in order to lock in your selection! … Read more
*This was written prior to the Mets signing Wilson Ramos to be their starting catcher. Any suggestion that they should trade for Realmuto was done in knowing that they were still in the running to acquire his services* When the Mets made an early-winter splash in acquiring 8-time All-Star Robinson Cano and stud reliever Edwin … Read more
Yankees (Minor Leaguers) R Shane Spencer 579 Nate Chapman* 554 Matt Winters* 542 Shelley Duncan 523 Jose Pirela 506 Mitch Jones 504 Andy Fox* 498 Otis Nixon# 490 Andy Stankiewicz 479 Kevin Thompson 478 Correctly answered by Rod Humphrey, Michael Murray, Erin Underwood and Walt Koscinski Select one of the four choices then click Vote … Read more
One of the best parts of Major League Baseball’s Hotstove is watching organizations separate into the two categories of “rebuilding” and “in contention.” Most of the time, those of us outside MLB teams have a pretty solid idea of which team fits where. On the opposite side, very rarely do we see a team that … Read more
promotional video for Hardball Retrospective. Derek Bain (author), Marianne Landrum (editor), Don Daglow (foreword) music – “The Time Has Come” by Regression (Zack Seif) Hardball Retrospective – GooglePlay Would your favorite baseball team make the playoffs if player X had not been traded? Imagine your team’s roster from any particular year. Remove all of the … Read more
Mets (Minor Leaguers) R Mark Carreon 620 Bernie Smith 603 Marcus Lawton# 528 Steve Springer 516 Randy Milligan 460 Prentice Redman 448 Curtis Brown 446 Ken Perry 445 Travis Taijeron 443 Chris Basak 431 Correctly answered by Rod Humphrey, Bryan Swank, Michael Murray, Matthew Bloss, Doug Snyder Sr., Tom Siegler, Brian Bohem, Michael McConchie, Erin … Read more
If I were to tell you that the two highest paid players in baseball in 2018 were Clayton Kershaw and Mike Trout, you’d probably say something along the lines of “good, they’re the best players of this generation.” And you’d be right. No pitcher and position player are more qualified to than those two. However, … Read more
