Lists
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 7:03 am
Alright, I have compiled some lists. Usually, I would give thoughts on these lists, but I am going to turn it around and see if you can figure them out just by looking at them.
Your job is to look at each list, scrutinize the names and come up with the reason why they would be grouped together to form their list.
The last list even has a clue in the list itself.
Take your time and have fun with it.
The answers will be at the bottom of the post.
Dan Uggla
Al Kaline
Frank Thomas
Carlos Pena
Robin Yount
George Brett
Luis Gonzalez
Vladimir Guerrero
Tim Salmon
Duke Snider
.
.
.
Raffy Palmeiro
Ken Griffey
Andre Dawson
Ernie Banks
Julio Franco
Billy Williams
Rod Carew
Luke Appling
Mickey Vernon
Buddy Bell
.
.
.
.
(This list does not include 2011)
ARod
ARod
ARod
ARod
Sabathia
Manny Ramirez
Giambi
Giambi
ARod
Jeter
Manny Ramirez
ARod
ARod
ARod
ARod
Bonds
Manny Ramirez
ARod
.
.
.
.
Grover Alexander
Bert Blyleven
Roger Clemens
Hooks Dauss and Paul Derringer
Dennis Eckersly
Bob Feller
Jim Galvan
Carl Hubbell
Jason Isringhausen
Walter Johnson
Tim Keefe
Ted Lyons
Christy Mathewson
Kid Nichols
Al Orth
Eddie Plank
Jack Quinn
Nolan Ryan
Warren Spahn
Frank Tanana
George Uhle
Dazzy Vance
Mickey Welsh
Cy Young
Tom Zachary
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.
.
.
.
.OK, here are the answers-
.
.The first list are all names of players who leads a franchise in home runs...
.
.
.The second list is in order, the players who have played the most games without competing in a World Series.
Note the Hall of Famers and former Cubs.
.
.
.
.The third list is the easiest.
These players have had the highest paid seasons. They are in order.
.
.
.
.My favorite and their was a clue with the list itself.
These pitchers lead the first letter of their last name in wins.
I was gratified to use Tom Zachary in some kind of reference other than giving up Babe Ruth's 60th home run.
I was surprised that Tanana would lead the 't's'. Prominent letter without prominent pitchers I guess.
Also that IZZY leads 'I's :rolleyes:
Could not believe that Don Drysdale could not beat Derringer and Dauss as well.
Hope you enjoyed.
Your job is to look at each list, scrutinize the names and come up with the reason why they would be grouped together to form their list.
The last list even has a clue in the list itself.
Take your time and have fun with it.
The answers will be at the bottom of the post.
Dan Uggla
Al Kaline
Frank Thomas
Carlos Pena
Robin Yount
George Brett
Luis Gonzalez
Vladimir Guerrero
Tim Salmon
Duke Snider
.
.
.
Raffy Palmeiro
Ken Griffey
Andre Dawson
Ernie Banks
Julio Franco
Billy Williams
Rod Carew
Luke Appling
Mickey Vernon
Buddy Bell
.
.
.
.
(This list does not include 2011)
ARod
ARod
ARod
ARod
Sabathia
Manny Ramirez
Giambi
Giambi
ARod
Jeter
Manny Ramirez
ARod
ARod
ARod
ARod
Bonds
Manny Ramirez
ARod
.
.
.
.
Grover Alexander
Bert Blyleven
Roger Clemens
Hooks Dauss and Paul Derringer
Dennis Eckersly
Bob Feller
Jim Galvan
Carl Hubbell
Jason Isringhausen
Walter Johnson
Tim Keefe
Ted Lyons
Christy Mathewson
Kid Nichols
Al Orth
Eddie Plank
Jack Quinn
Nolan Ryan
Warren Spahn
Frank Tanana
George Uhle
Dazzy Vance
Mickey Welsh
Cy Young
Tom Zachary
.
.
.
.
.
.OK, here are the answers-
.
.The first list are all names of players who leads a franchise in home runs...
.
.
.The second list is in order, the players who have played the most games without competing in a World Series.
Note the Hall of Famers and former Cubs.
.
.
.
.The third list is the easiest.
These players have had the highest paid seasons. They are in order.
.
.
.
.My favorite and their was a clue with the list itself.
These pitchers lead the first letter of their last name in wins.
I was gratified to use Tom Zachary in some kind of reference other than giving up Babe Ruth's 60th home run.
I was surprised that Tanana would lead the 't's'. Prominent letter without prominent pitchers I guess.
Also that IZZY leads 'I's :rolleyes:
Could not believe that Don Drysdale could not beat Derringer and Dauss as well.
Hope you enjoyed.