Not your typical 83-79 team -- trivia

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Well you threw me.

Has the 1990 Donruss Juan Gonzalez Error card reached its peak value yet?

I saw him very early in his career in a day game at Fenway. Had never heard of him, he hit two lasers over the wall.

[HerbieMoran]

Great question. I zeroed in on the steroid era sluggers who bounced around (Thome, Sheffield, ARod, Manny, etc.). Finally thought about late '80's-early '90's Rangers. Forgot about Moyer being there and didn't think Kevin Brown got to 200 wins. Also I assumed Ruben Sierra met one of the criteria. Didn't remember Buddy Bell was still around then. That was fun. I enjoyed racking my brain. Thanks again.

[HerbieMoran]

Just noticed Baines had 384 HR's. Still doesn't belong in the HOF though.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Less challenging sequel which I've done before. This team had four pitchers who ALREADY had 200 or more wins (I think 2 over 250), plus a pitcher who never got to 200 but who was the ace of the staff.

[egri]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Less challenging sequel which I've done before. This team had four pitchers who ALREADY had 200 or more wins (I think 2 over 250), plus a pitcher who never got to 200 but who was the ace of the staff.

1954 Cleveland Indians?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by egri

1954 Cleveland Indians?

No. Good answer but Lemon wasn't there yet. And no fifth pitcher as ace.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

No. Good answer but Lemon wasn't there yet. And no fifth pitcher as ace.

wasn't Score a rookie in 55 or 56 and they added Newhouser as a reliever? SO you had Feller, Lemon, Wynn, Garcia, Score and Newhouser

[howard38]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Less challenging sequel which I've done before. This team had four pitchers who ALREADY had 200 or more wins (I think 2 over 250), plus a pitcher who never got to 200 but who was the ace of the staff.

The Yankees of the early-mid 80s. Too lazy to research but at various times they had Jim Kaat, Phil Niekro, Gaylord Perry, Tommy John, Luis Tiant and Rick Reuschel.