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Only one player in major league history has accomplished this feat.
Name him.....and name the 4 teams that apply here.
Name him.....and name the 4 teams that apply here.
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Le Grande Orange
Rusty Staub with Mets, Expos, Tigers and Astros. -
Right you are. Solid!Comment
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Roberto Alomar came very close to being the second.
Toronto: 832
Cleveland: 564
San Diego: 497
Baltimore: 496Comment
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Wow. That is unbelievably close! Seven hits.....Comment
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Who else is close to that?
Who has the most with 5 teams?Comment
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The next closest to Staub and Alomar with 4 teams is:Originally posted by uthminsta
Fred McGriff
Atlanta 700
Tampa Bay 603
Toronto 540
San Diego 382
Since 1901 there are 3 guys who have 200+ with 5 or more franchises (Jack Glasscock and Tom Brown were pre-1901).Originally posted by uthminsta
Roberto Alomar
Toronto: 832
Cleveland: 564
San Diego: 497
Baltimore: 496
New York Mets 226
Gary Sheffield
Los Angeles 583
Florida 538
Atlanta 341
Milwaukee 287
San Diego 260
New York Yankees 216 and counting
Don Baylor
LA at Anaheim 813
Baltimore 82
New York Yankees 401
Boston 220
Oakland 205
So Sheffield is the only one with 250+ with 5 or more teams. He entered this season with 166 for the Yankees so he most likely will add a 6th team before the year is over.
edited to update Sheffield's Yankee totalLast edited by Utter Chaos; 05-18-2005, 10:17 AM.Comment
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Since Sheff has 50 hits so far this season, he has gotten over 200 with the Yanks."Simply put, the passion, interest and tradition surrounding baseball in New York is unmatched."
Sean McAdam, ESPN.comComment
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Have RBIs, Will Travel
Quick: The only guy with 100+ RBI with five different teams?Thanks for listening!
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Gary Sheffield.Last edited by runningshoes; 05-26-2006, 12:43 AM."I think about baseball when I wake up in the morning. I think about it all day and I dream about it at night. The only time I don't think about it is when I'm playing it."
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