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[BradZ]

It's Sau. I didn't pay attention to the 30 HRs. Only the doubles...

Nope, not Sau either.

HAR player was in 1984.

[umd]

He wore #32.

Thanks

[Z]

Does anyone have an old file with Brendan Lindsey's number in it when he pitched for DVS? I need to retire it.

He wore #32.

[umd]

Does anyone have an old file with Brendan Lindsey's number in it when he pitched for DVS? I need to retire it.

[umd]

Like I said, more of a statistical oddity than anything meaningful, but if anything it gets us researching past players which is always fun.

It's Sau. I didn't pay attention to the 30 HRs. Only the doubles...

[BradZ]

Wow. Good stuff Brad. I'll go through the team registers and see if any names ring a bell for me.

Like I said, more of a statistical oddity than anything meaningful, but if anything it gets us researching past players which is always fun.

[Delandis]

Wow. Good stuff Brad. I'll go through the team registers and see if any names ring a bell for me.

[BradZ]

This is correct. Helmrich?

Helmrich never had more than 7 3Bs in a season.

[BradZ]

Durham for Hartford. And I have no idea for the Patriots. I can't think of a Pawtucket player who had the speed to get XBH like that.

Durham never had that kind of HR pop and never drove in 100+RBI in any season.

[umd]

Durham for Hartford. And I have no idea for the Patriots. I can't think of a Pawtucket player who had the speed to get XBH like that.

This is correct. Helmrich?

[BradZ]

For Indy, Rex Knight is one?

Rex Knight is a no as well. Same as Scott, double digit 3B's only 1 time (also at age 22), but "only" hit 25 HRs that season (also 1987!)

[BradZ]

For Philly I'll say Scott.

Nope, only broke double digits in 3B's one time in his entire career at age 22 in 1987, a year in which he hit only 7 HR.

[Delandis]

Durham for Hartford. And I have no idea for the Patriots. I can't think of a Pawtucket player who had the speed to get XBH like that.

[Delandis]

For Philly I'll say Scott.

[Delandis]

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For Indy, Rex Knight is one?