Name the Baseball player.
 

This former #1 draft pick by the Detroit Tigers made his debut in 1990. He played for the Tigers and Indians during his career.

Um if you mean first-round draft pick instead of #1 overall pick i think its Travis Fryman

LENNY DYKSTRA

Travis Fryman is correct.

This former amature free agent signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers and made his debut in 1956. He died in Montreal in 1993

Don Drysdale

very good, Assman.

can I ask too? I'll handle 1890's-1930's

This long dead ball player hit over .400 on more than 1 occasion. With over 300+ hr in his career and over 1,500 RBi. This man was a true pioneer in the sport.

Gotta be the greatest 2nd basemen of all-time (imo) Rogers Hornsby

Rogers Hornsby

yeah.

go ahead and post some too.

This guy completely fell off the face of the earth after being a 15 win, 200 inning guy in the 90's for the White Sox. Another good player ruined by injuries

What Hall of Fame pitcher from early 1900's was known for leaving during the middle of games to run after firetrucks?

Black Jack Miz

Jack McDowell.
(became infamous for giving the home fans the finger after a poor outing)

No, very good guess though

Hahaha, what?

give me another hint

After his career year with Chicago, he was traded to the Blue Jays and immediately retired at the age of 30 when they discovered his arm problems

ah, Mike Siroka or whatever. I remember now. Think that's him.

Yeah, Sirotka

fucking Sirotka

This player held the longest hitting streak until broken by Dimaggio. Another of his records was recently broken by a Seattle Mariner.

Sisssssssssssssssler

This veteran, journeyman lefty currently sports an ERA of 189.00 this season (more than 4 times that of former teammate Barry Zito)

Loiaza?

n/m

JOHN KRUK

<font color=goldenrod>Chris Hammond, Miz</font>

<font color=goldenrod>This current major leaguer has the highest OBP in Pac-10 history.</font>

Barry Bonds? Scott Hatteberg?

<font color=goldenrod>Nope

Another hint: he's very versatile. Played all 3 OF spots and 2 IF spots (1B, 3B) so far in his big league career</font>

<font color=goldenrod>Shit, my bad

Just realized I asked for highest OBP.

Your answer might be right then, the question I meant to ask was for highest slugging %

so yeah: This versatile major leaguer has the highest slugging % in Pac-10 history</font>

Oh. Xavier Nady from Cal

This player put up a career 1.000 OPS in his "shortened" career with the St. Louis Browns

Who chased firetrucks?

<font color=goldenrod>Eddie Gaebel.....or whatever his last name was...can't remember exactly. But he was the midget who was walked in his only AB</font>

<font color=goldenrod>This current major league infielder has given himself the number 84 as a tribute to his father</font>

Eddie Gaedel to spell it right.

JT Snow for Vito

Rube Waddell was the answer to my question. Played for the Philadelphia A's in his prime. Holds the record for most strikeouts (349) in a single season. Known for being really "out there"

ok,

This Hall of Fame pitcher holds the record for most consecutive wins?

<font color=goldenrod>Carl Hubbell? Is that his name? Might be spelled wrong. I think Clemens holds the AL consecutive wins record.

This retired pitcher batted a pathetic .019 (1-for-53) in 2003</font>