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9/9, 36 today.   That's my lowest score in the last two months.

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Doyle Alexander, Davey Johnson, Nick Marakis

Pedro Martinez, Larry Walker, Max Scherzer

David Wells, Devon White, Marcus Semien

I wasn't too sure about Wells, pretty confident on the others.

 

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9/9, 18 score today. I thought this one was fairly easy if you can remember some random all star players for column three and it's always easier when there's an Orioles category.  

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I just learned about a new daily gsme called the Immaculste Grid, www.immaculategrid.com. Basically it’s a 3x3 grid that you need to fill in with baseball players who meet the criteria of both th

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8/9, failed on Nats Gold Glove thinking that Robles had maybe won one. I should have gone Expos there, as I see the Nats only have 2 Gold Gloves in their 20 year history and I didn't think either of those guys had won one. The O's have 14 GG in that same span. 

 

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9/9, 58 today.

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Cool Papa Bell, Roy Campanella, Don Newcombe

Lloyd Waner, Adam Frazier, Kent Tekulve

Gary Carter, Howard Johnson, John Franco

I enjoyed including Frazier as my answer for Pirates' all-star, which only drew 0.9%.   

There are 34 Negro Leaguers in the Hall of Fame.  I looked at the list, and can recognize 13 of them.  I really should read up on the others.

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I blew not one, not two, but three guesses on the Boston 30 SB question today.  

For SB with teams with long histories, I go way back as SBs were more prevalent then. 
 

I got 9/9, but only 150. Had a lot of popular answers that I didn’t think would be.

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Very easy grid today, but I blew the 300 HR career/200 hits in a season question on a Hall of Famer/three time batting champ who, it turns out, never had 200 hits in a season.   Honestly, I was shocked.   8/9, 114.  Very disappointing.  

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19 today. Not sure if it is my lowest score or not, but it’s up there. Used two Orioles pitchers as non-US answers. Didn’t try to use others, but can think of a former O whip would have been better than the non-U.S. Cub that I used.

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I got 9/9 all Orioles with a score of 37, 30 of it coming from one player. It's not my lowest score, but probably the one I'm most proud of. Had 2 players under .01%. 

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Jim Thome - Brady Anderson - Jose Mesa

Ryan O'Hearn - David Lough - Bruce Chen

Scott Moore - Felix Pie - Lou Montanez

 

 

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9/9, 51 today.   My imagination wasn't working too well on the CF questions.  However, my Cleveland 1B answer was a doozy.

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Sam McDowell, Grady Sizemore, Carlos Baerga

Ryan O'Hearn, Willie Wilson, Alcides Escobar

Frank Chance, Jason Heyward, Fergie Jenkins

 

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