Who am I? game

[dwj21792]

Was it for one of the NY teams?

Yes it was.
Note-I am assuming you mean one of the original NY teams since we have already established the league and that it was one of the original 8.
Hint-My father was ahead of his time.

[Toledo Inquisition]

Yes it was.
Note-I am assuming you mean one of the original NY teams since we have already established the league and that it was one of the original 8.
Hint-My father was ahead of his time.

Was your primary team the NY/SF Giants?


(I should have asked you in the previous posts if it was one of the original NY franchises.)

[Toledo Inquisition]

If it's not too late, are you Bobby Bonds?

[dwj21792]

Was your primary team the NY/SF Giants?


(I should have asked you in the previous posts if it was one of the original NY franchises.)

yes it was.
I don't know that the qualification would have been necessary. I took it as that being what you meant. (We already knew it couldn't be the Mets.)

[dwj21792]

If it's not too late, are you Bobby Bonds?

No I am not.
Re-read that last hint. And no, I'm not Barry either(although you should have already known that, too.)

[SteveJRogers]

Did you play in the 1962 World Series?

[dwj21792]

Did you play in the 1962 World Series?

No I did not.

[SteveJRogers]

Did you play in the 1971 NLCS?

[dwj21792]

Did you play in the 1971 NLCS?

Yes I did.

[SteveJRogers]

Hal Lanier?

[Toledo Inquisition]

Ugghh, early 1970's isn't my era.


Was your MLB career 10 or more MLB seasons long?

[dwj21792]

Ugghh, early 1970's isn't my era.


Was your MLB career 10 or more MLB seasons long?

Yes it was.
Hint-My father and I are linked together by both a HOFer and a WS hero.

[SteveJRogers]

You aren’t Hal Lanier?

[dwj21792]

You aren’t Hal Lanier?

Bingo. I am Hal Lanier
Hints
My dad was Max Lanier. He challenged the reserve clause by jumping to the Mexican League, both a revolutionary and ahead of his time.
Probably best known as the manager of the 1986 Astros, who lost to the Mets in one of the best NLCS ever.
Willie Mays and Don Larsen played with both father and son.

[SteveJRogers]

I played my Major League career with one franchise.