Last 3 plays: Strike121 (4/15), MissHollyB (14/15), mickeyp (13/15).
Select the MLB second basemen.
There are 15 correct entries. Get 3 incorrect and the game ends.
Craig Biggio Eddie Collins Frankie FrischJoe Morgan Jose Altuve Chase Utley Rogers Hornsby Roberto Alomar George Bell Topsy Hartsel Geoff Jenkins Rod Carew Cleon Jones Charlie Gehringer Lou Whitaker Bobby Grich Ryne Sandberg Bobby Higginson Jackie RobinsonTommy Davis Chris Taylor Nap Lajoie
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:
The incorrect answers were all left fielders (Tommy Davis, Geoff Jenkins, George Bell, Cleon Jones, Bobby Higginson, Chris Taylor, Topsy Hartsel).
Did you know?
- Joe Morgan in addition to his playing career, actively advocated for better retirement benefits and healthcare for former players.
- Rogers Hornsby wanted to play baseball so badly that when he was 16 he pretended to be a woman by donning a wig and barnstormed through his native Texas with the Boston Bloomer Girls.
- Eddie Collins was the first man in MLB history to play twelve seasons for two teams, the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago White Sox.
- Jackie Robinson is remembered as an electrifying base runner, stealing home 19 times during his career.
- Rod Carew was born on October 1, 1945, on a train in the Canal Zone of Panama. His mother gave birth while en route to Gorgas Hospital in Ancón.
- Charlie Gehringer made his parents proud when he earned a scholarship to play "basketball" for the University of Michigan.
- Nap Lajoie's Cleveland baseball team was named the Naps, after him, from 1903 to 1914.
- Chase Utley had the final game-winning RBI in Phillies history at Veterans Stadium, on September 27, 2003.
- Bobby Grich led the American League in home runs and won a Silver Slugger Award in 1981.
- Ryne Sandberg emerged as the champion in the 1990 Home Run Derby by hitting a mere three home runs.
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