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Answer: Bob Brenly, Scott Garrelts, Atlee Hammaker, Jeffrey Leonard, Mike Krukow, Jose Uribe, and Joel Youngblood. ⚾️.
Seven played for the Giants in both 1985 and 1988. Hints: Catcher who also played first and third. Team saves leader '85-'88. Lefty starter who began '88 in the 'pen. Veteran outfielder, traded to Milw. in '88. Righty won 20 in '86. Shortstop. Old pinch-hitter, former Mets. Go!⚾️.
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RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. June 29, 1994.Pittsburgh Pirates (37-37).vs. Chicago Cubs (31-42).Wrigley Field. Carlos Garcia 2b.Jay Bell ss.Andy Van Slyke cf.Orlando Merced rf.Brian Hunter 1b.Al Martin lf.Jeff King 3b.Don Slaught c.Denny Neagle p. ⚾️.
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Seven played for the Giants in both 1985 and 1988. Hints: Catcher who also played first and third. Team saves leader '85-'88. Lefty starter who began '88 in the 'pen. Veteran outfielder, traded to Milw. in '88. Righty won 20 in '86. Shortstop. Old pinch-hitter, former Mets. Go!⚾️.
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RT @low_and_outside: Congrats on the UPenn victory, @Riley_Gaines_. Please do Minnesota next. This high school cheated at softball. It's a….
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RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. September 5, 1977.Cincinnati Reds (73-64, 2nd, 10.5 GB).vs. Houston Astros (66-70, 3rd).Astrodome. Pete Rose 3b.Dave Concepcion ss.Joe Morgan 2b.George Foster lf.Dan Driessen 1b.Johnny Bench c.Cesar Geronimo cf.Mike Lum rf.Tom Seaver p. ⚾️.
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The Little Low and outsiders are back on the field after a few months off, to get ready for fall rec ball. They threw and did grounders, nice and easy, focusing on smooth, athletic technique and accurate throws. Tee work tonight when the weather cools down! ⚾🥎
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RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. June 21, 1997.Minnesota Twins (33-37) vs. Chicago White Sox (32-37).Comiskey Park. Chuck Knoblauch 2b.Matt Lawton rf.Paul Molitor dh.Terry Steinbach c.Ron Coomer 3b.Scott Stahoviak 1b.Marty Cordova lf.Rich Becker cf.Pat Meares ss. (Rich Robertson p).⚾️.
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Yeah, Rockies! First time they've given up only two runs since June 22. They won that game, too. ⚾.
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Answers: Rich Gedman, Marty Barrett, Wade Boggs, Dwight Evans, Mike Greenwell, Jim Rice, and Kevin Romine. ⚾️.
Seven non-pitchers played for the Red Sox in both 1985 and 1988. Hints: Catcher, second base, third base, right field, two left fielders (one lefty rookie; the old veteran moved to DH), and a rookie outfielder on the minors shuttle for years named Kevin. Easy! Name them! ⚾️.
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RT @low_and_outside: @Dodgers Here is Nick Nastrini pitching in L.A. six years ago! He's back! ⚾️.
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The Random Number Generator landed on this exact team and game again! The Olympics won here 11-7, but dropped out of the league. The Nationals lost by a score of 28-23 the next day to Middletown (Conn.) played and lost two games in June, and dropped out 0-11. ⚾️.
RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. May 24, 1872.Washington "Nationals" (0-7).vs. Washington "Olympics" (1-7).Olympic Grounds. Holly Hollingshead 2b.Ed Mincher lf.Bill Lennon c.Oscar Bielaski rf.Jacob Doyle ss.Dennis Coughlin cf.Warren White 3b.Paul Hines 1b.Bill Stearns p. ⚾️.
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Seven non-pitchers played for the Red Sox in both 1985 and 1988. Hints: Catcher, second base, third base, right field, two left fielders (one lefty rookie; the old veteran moved to DH), and a rookie outfielder on the minors shuttle for years named Kevin. Easy! Name them! ⚾️.
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Answers: Oil Can Boyd, Bruce Hurst, Roger Clemens, Bob Stanley, Rob Woodward, and Jeff Sellers. ⚾️.
Six 1985 Red Sox pitchers played with the 1988 team. Name them! Hints: A Mississippian who won 15 in 1985, 16 in 1986. Lefty who won 18 in 1988. A multiple-time strike-out and ERA leader. Old vet reliever with great control. Obscure rookie starters named Rob and Jeff. ⚾️.
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You know, the Cubs were five games behind already here! The Pirates were already 34-12. Amazingly, by the end of the season, they were still only 7 GB apart, with the Pirates winning 111 and the Cubs 104! The Doves finished last with 108 losses, an astounding 66 GB. ⚾️.
RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. June 13, 1909.Boston "Doves" (13-30).vs. Chicago "Cubs" (30-18).West Side Grounds, Chicago. Beals Becker rf.Charlie Starr 2b.Johnny Bates lf.Ginger Beaumont cf.Bill Sweeney 3b.Chick Autry 1b.Bill Dahlen ss.Harry Smith c.Cecil Ferguson p. ⚾️.
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RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. June 13, 1909.Boston "Doves" (13-30).vs. Chicago "Cubs" (30-18).West Side Grounds, Chicago. Beals Becker rf.Charlie Starr 2b.Johnny Bates lf.Ginger Beaumont cf.Bill Sweeney 3b.Chick Autry 1b.Bill Dahlen ss.Harry Smith c.Cecil Ferguson p. ⚾️.
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No deleting answers to the Low and outside Trivia Questions! You get a vignette on each wrong answer, but if you delete it after Low and outside is trying to post, it's lost. ⚾️.
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Six 1985 Red Sox pitchers played with the 1988 team. Name them! Hints: A Mississippian who won 15 in 1985, 16 in 1986. Lefty who won 18 in 1988. A multiple-time strike-out and ERA leader. Old vet reliever with great control. Obscure rookie starters named Rob and Jeff. ⚾️.
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RANDOM LINEUP FROM HISTORY. June 8, 2009.Pittsburgh Pirates (26-30).vs. Atlanta Braves (27-28).Turner Field. Andrew McCutchen cf.Nyjer Morgan lf.Freddy Sanchez 2b.Adam LaRoche 1b.Andy LaRoche 3b.Brandon Moss rf.Jason Jaramillo c.Jack Wilson ss.Zach Duke p. ⚾️.
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They have no realistic chance, but it's still technically possible for the Rockies to win the N.L. West. If they win every game from here, that's 90. The other four teams would have to play very poorly! But, in just a few weeks, the Rockies might be mathematically eliminated. ⚾️.
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Answers: R.J. Reynolds, Sid Bream, Rafael Belliard, Denny Gonzalez, Junior Ortiz, Bob Kipper, and Bob Walk! ⚾️.
Seven of the 1985 Pirates (57-104) played on the 1988 team (85-75). A switch-hitting outfielder and a first baseman both acquired from the Dodgers. Small rookie shortstop. Utilityman named Denny. Backup catcher from P.R., former Mets. Two pitchers named Bob. Who were they? ⚾️.
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