Big, Stupid Quiz II

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

28 is Harrelson, no ASGs or World Series on Ordonez's resume

Come to think of it, Harrelson is the Mets lone SS rep in ASG history










So far...

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

31, winning pitcher in Game 6 1986 WS Rick Augliera? Could be? I don't think he won (may have saved a couple) any game in the 91 WS

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

Something about 35 is just screaming Darryl STRAWBERRY in that hint

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

40 is Mike Jorgensen, born the day Ruth died

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

I agree with Edgy, got to be Pumpsie Green with 44

Was considering putting a song on Pumpsie for the contest, may put it out later, had virtually nothing to do with his 17 games as a Met though

[G-Fafif]

You people are getting good.

44 is Pumpsie Green (nice phrasing, Edgy)

The old No. 10 is indeed Frank Lary. I've always been enchanted by the Yankee Killer having been a Met. And for the record, he beat Colt 45 starter Don Larsen in his "last" Met start (at least before he came back the following year). Nice work, Steve.

31 is Aguilera. Even though he'd become a bigger star as a reliever, the Mets never had a bigger win than the game he got credit for.

40 is Jorgensen.

The guesses on 19, 20, 28 and 35 are incorrect.

Also, at the suggestion of a reader, I've clarified Question No. 29 slightly to avoid the exact confusion I was striving for (it was a little too confusing).

[Guest mlbaseballtalk]

28 better not be Jim freaking Fregosi if we are counting WS apperance as a non-player

[G-Fafif]

mlbaseballtalk wrote: 28 better not be Jim freaking Fregosi if we are counting WS apperance as a non-player

If only Bob Scheffing had used the phrase "better not be Jim freaking Fregosi" around this time of year in 1971...

Nope, not Fregosi.

[HahnSolo]

28 - Larry Bowa 1985?

[HahnSolo]

Double post

[G-Fafif]

HahnSolo wrote: 28 - Larry Bowa 1985?

Despite his new job, Larry Bowa is correct.

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

32. Choo Choo Coleman

[G-Fafif]

ScarletKnight41 wrote: 32. Choo Choo Coleman

You got it, bub. The unlikely year was 1966. Didn't realize he hung around that long.

[G-Fafif]

Final answers abound...

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