Walk-off trivia

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Amaris Ramirez
Brian Jordan

[Benjamin Grimm]

Sosa and Lee are two of the guys who did it twice. (And two of the Cubs.)

No to Sandberg and Chipper and Ramirez and Jordan.

[TransMonk]

Johnny Bench

[Benjamin Grimm]

Bench is correct! He hit two off the Mets, one in the 1973 NLCS.

[DocTee]

Vlad Guerrero.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

4 Hall of Famers:
Hank Aaron
(edit... not Willie -- Johnny!)
Andre Dawson
Ernie Banks

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None of them were ever Mets bucket

Mark Grace

[Benjamin Grimm]

Andre Dawson is correct. (Also one of the guys who hit 2.) Guerrero, Banks, Grace, Aaron are not.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Two-homer guys correctly guessed so far: Derrek Lee, Sammy Sosa, Johnny Bench, Andre Dawson. Still need four two-homer guys, and both three-homer guys. Also need two Hall of Famers and three Cubs and two guys who played in the 60's.

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Albert Pujols

[Benjamin Grimm]

No, not Pujols. I'll add that the remaining entire-career-with-one-team guy has been retired now for many years.

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Tony Gwynn

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Schmidt.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Yes, Mike Schmidt. He's one of the two players who's hit three walkoffs against the Mets.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Pat Burrell.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Billy Williams

[Centerfield]

Jack Clark.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Not Burrell, not Clark, and not Billy Williams. (Our remaining Hall of Famer was never a Cub.)

We're still looking for one Hall of Famer, three Cubs, two post-season opponents, and two guys who played in the 1960's.

3 walkoffs: Schmidt, ________
2 walkoffs: Bench, Lee, Sosa, Dawson, _______, _______, _______, _______, _______

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I had Tony Gwynn?

[Benjamin Grimm]

Did I neglect to post a "no" on Gwynn? Sorry. With Bench and Schmidt we've used up our two one-team-only slots.

[DocTee]

Stargell.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Stan Musial.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Good guess, but no. (He was only a Pirate, so it couldn't be him anyway. See Schmidt and Bench, above.)

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Bonds, Sr. or Jr.?

[Chad ochoseis]

Former Red and Expo, and current HOFer, and '60's guy, and post-season opponent Tony Perez?

[HahnSolo]

Orlando Cepeda?

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Scott Rolen

[HahnSolo]

A way-out-there guess: one-time Cub Lloyd McClendon.
Maybe I'm just imagining him having a lot of big hits against the Mets as both a Cub and Pirate.

[Benjamin Grimm]

All guesses above this one are incorrect, except for this one:

Chad Ochoseis wrote: Former Red and Expo, and current HOFer, and '60's guy, and post-season opponent Tony Perez?

We're now done with Hall-of-Famers, and are down to one post-season opponent.

[HahnSolo]

Jim Edmonds