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And Then There Were None...
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:47 am
by littlebeast13
TMOTTBG fans may remember I asked a question last season regarding the only team left in Major League Baseball to have never had a homerun hit by one of its pitchers. The correct answer, until last night, was the Seattle Mariners. Felix Hernandez finally got the M's off that schneid with his grand slam off of the Mets Johan Santana in Shea Stadium last night....
So that leads to the next trivia question.... who was the last American league pitcher to hit a grand slam?
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Re: And Then There Were None...
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:08 am
by TheCalvinator24
littlebeast13 wrote:TMOTTBG fans may remember I asked a question last season regarding the only team left in Major League Baseball to have never had a homerun hit by one of its pitchers. The correct answer, until last night, was the Seattle Mariners. Felix Hernandez finally got the M's off that schneid with his grand slam off of the Mets Johan Santana in Shea Stadium last night....
So that leads to the next trivia question.... who was the last American league pitcher to hit a grand slam?
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Felix Hernandez
Re: And Then There Were None...
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:12 am
by littlebeast13
TheCalvinator24 wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:TMOTTBG fans may remember I asked a question last season regarding the only team left in Major League Baseball to have never had a homerun hit by one of its pitchers. The correct answer, until last night, was the Seattle Mariners. Felix Hernandez finally got the M's off that schneid with his grand slam off of the Mets Johan Santana in Shea Stadium last night....
So that leads to the next trivia question.... who was the last American league pitcher to hit a grand slam?
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Felix Hernandez
I don't even have to host a QoD to word questions wrong....
Or run into nitpicky smart-asses....
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Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:19 am
by Appa23
Cleveland's Steve Dunning connected off Oakland's Diego Segui on May 11, 1971.