Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Another Thursday, another quiz.
Let’s revisit my 41st set from March of 2014.
Today's trivia is a bit of a mish-mosh of interesting stuff I've come across putting lists together.
See if you know any of the answers.
I'll post them up tomorrow…
1. During the decade, what player finished the season with the most at-bats and a 1.000 batting average?
2. What pitcher threw the most innings in a season while still posting a 0.00 E.R.A.?
3. What pitcher saw the most at-bats in a season during the 1970's?
4. Who had the highest batting average in a season for someone with more than 50 at-bats during the decade?
5. What pitcher faced the most hitters while allowing each one to get a hit off of him in a season?
***SPOILER ALERT! ANSWERS BELOW:
1. John Hale, Dodgers. He went four for four in 1974.
2. Mike Norris, A's. 16.2 innings with a 0.00 E.R.A. in 1975.
3. Wilbur Wood, White Sox. 125 at-bats in 1972.
4. Roger Freed, Cardinals. .398 average in 1977, going 33 for 83.
5. Bob Kammeyer, Yankees. He allowed all seven batters he faced to get a hit, including two homers and a hit batsman, for eight earned runs, in 1979.