Tuesday nite TRIVIA ?

[RedsFan1941]

each played in the American League with only one team their entire career and wore a single digit on their uniform while dating attractive women.

[hcv123]

Each has 3 letters in their first name!

[nat]

They were both major league baseball players?

They're both male?

Neither one has been in my kitchen?

[Cmount76]

Both served our country during WWII from 1943-1945 (hi Ted)

[Paul S]

They traded each other's respective 1939 Play Ball cards (sample backs IIRC), but Ted wanted + cash because it was his RC.

[bigtrain]

Same number of letters in their names. Three in first. Eight in last.

[gonzo]

Both were born in California and died in Florida.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Both were guests on What's My Line?

Both had higher batting averages than Joey Gallo.

Neither one had any at bats in 1961.

They were almost traded for each other (true).

[RedsFan1941]

come on guy, don't leave us hanging

[tjb1952tjb]

Both set records in 1941 that haven't been broken..........too obvious?

[ls7plus]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Both were guests on What's My Line?

Both had higher batting averages than Joey Gallo.

Neither one had any at bats in 1961.

They were almost traded for each other (true).

I don't think Joey Gallo knows what a batting average is, Pete, nor will he ever with that softball swing of his that starts in Mexico City and finishes in Montreal! Oh how much I have grown to hate the kind of idiocy that type of player represents. Just so tired of these (one of three) "true outcome" players--homerun, strikeout, or walk! If I was the Texas GM, he'd still be in the minors, learning to make contact with the ball (can't honestly say that he is aware that that is part of the game).

Happy collecting Pete,

Larry

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Both were guests on What's My Line?

Both had higher batting averages than Joey Gallo.

Neither one had any at bats in 1961.

They were almost traded for each other (true).

Aaaand, a new Net 54 meme was born.