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How about this one...who is the only player to get a hit for two different teams on the same day in two different cities?
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I know that one - Joel Youngblood
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Jon is right, that is def Youngblood.
Here is a question/trivia...who are the only guys to play or manage for the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and Giants? I'll start off with Darryl Strawberry.
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From purely a player point of view, the answer is Strawberry, Vizcaino and Ricky Ledee. Vizcaino and Ledee also played for other teams. I think Straw is the only guy to play for just those four teams. The manager aspect adds another wrinkle...
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In answer to Barry's question, it's Amos Alonzo Stagg. Admit to having to look that one up.
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Who is the only pitcher to deliberately throw a wild pitch to lose a game?
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Correct Bob, it was Stagg (1862-1965).
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Good job, almost forgot about Ledee...I always get him confused with Ruben Rivera...but Ledee never stole Jeter's glove.....
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BARRY - Willie Mays was the one to hit HR in innings 1-16. Mays hit the HR in 16th inning in classic Marichal-Spahn pitchers duel, 1963, where they both pitched complete games in a 1-0 classic.
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Correct Richard...and the 16th inning home run was a famous one indeed.
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