BLB Trivia

[Pat]

Question of the Day:

Which team has the best record since the All-Star break?

Which team has the worst record since the All-Star break?

No peeking.

Spoiler

Indianapolis and New York.

[Pat]

Spoiler

Joe Chav, Jamie Herb, David Rumsey, Pancho

[Delandis]

Name the four pitchers that have topped 290 K in a single season.

[Delandis]

Neubauer, Yahn, Herberholz, Mejia, Lippert

Travis Neal was the last one. He was Top 5 in K's 8 seasons, most IP in 4 seasons, lead the BLB in WAR twice, with a career 125 ERA+.

Pitching behind Mejia and Herberholz, you don't realize how good this guy really was.

[Delandis]

Neubauer, Yahn, Herberholz, Mejia, Lippert

4/5.

Looks like everyone is missing the last guy. I guess he is an unexpected name of sorts.

[Z]

Neubauer, Yahn, Herberholz, Mejia, Lippert

[Delandis]

Jamie Herboholtz
Edgar Meija
Pat Yahn
Fernando Hernandez
Todd Taylor

3/5

[Pat]

Jamie Herboholtz
Edgar Meija
Pat Yahn
Fernando Hernandez
Todd Taylor

[Delandis]

With Jamie Herboholtz just 25 K's away from tying the All-Time Record for strikeouts, I though it would be a good time test our knowledge of the BLB.



Question of the Day:

Name the top five ACTIVE pitchers, with the best (lowest) career H/9 IP ratio.

No peeking.

Spoiler

1. Herberholtz (CHI): 6.95
2. Mejia (CAR): 7.08
3. Neubauer (MAI):7.10
4. Yahn (LAD): 7.38
5. Neal (DEN): 7.69

I think I see a trend.