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Old 01-03-2014, 05:41 PM
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Actually 1955 Topps was the set with four RC's of future MVP's. C'mon... the last guy, while harder than Koufax, Clemente, Killebrew, is get-able.
The set with 3 RC's of MVP's is much tougher.
1955 Ken Boyer.
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1955 Ken Boyer.
Cool. We now know the set w/ 5 RC's of MVPs and the one with RC's of 4 MVP's. Which set had 3?
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1971. Foster, Garvey & Baylor
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2. 1967 Mike McCormick, 1972 Steve Carlton, 1974 Mike Marshall, 1978 Gaylord Perry.
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2. 1967 Mike McCormick, 1972 Steve Carlton, 1974 Mike Marshall, 1978 Gaylord Perry.
This closes out question #2 and closes out my quiz.
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This closes out question #2 and closes out my quiz.
Great questions Gr8Beldini. Very difficult.
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Great questions Gr8Beldini. Very difficult.
...yet the panel answered them all inside 20 minutes.
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1971. Foster, Garvey & Baylor
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