Friday Trivia: 25 Home Runs + 25 Stolen Bases

[rockondlouie]

Pete Crow Armstrong reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club last night in his 92nd game played this season.

What MLB player reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club the fastest doing it in 69 games played?

[sikeston bulldog2]

Pete Crow Armstrong reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club last night in his 92nd game played this season.

What MLB player reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club the fastest doing it in 69 games played?

Bonds. James Bond.

[rockondlouie]

Pete Crow Armstrong reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club last night in his 92nd game played this season.

What MLB player reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club the fastest doing it in 69 games played?

Bonds. James Bond.

Nope, try again

[ggnoobs]

Pete Crow Armstrong reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club last night in his 92nd game played this season.

What MLB player reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club the fastest doing it in 69 games played?

Acuna Jr a few years ago? He may not have had the homers fast enough.

Other guess would Shohei who went 50/50 last year

[rockondlouie]

Pete Crow Armstrong reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club last night in his 92nd game played this season.

What MLB player reached the 25 Home Run + 25 Stolen Bases Club the fastest doing it in 69 games played?

Acuna Jr a few years ago? He may not have had the homers fast enough.

Other guess would Shohei who went 50/50 last year

Nope

Nope

[Futuregm2]

Alfonso Soriano?

[Adam2]

Hmm, I'll guess Alfonso Soriano, he was a beast there for a while. If not him probably somebody from the 70s, 80s or 90s when stolen bases were a lot more popular

[Futuregm2]

Eric Davis?

[rockondlouie]

Eric Davis?

WINNER!

1987 with the Reds

On July 7th in his 69th game played Davis had 25 HRs' + 33 SB's and was slashing .314 .407 .682 1.090!

[rockondlouie]

Hmm, I'll guess Alfonso Soriano, he was a beast there for a while. If not him probably somebody from the 70s, 80s or 90s when stolen bases were a lot more popular

Nope

And yes you nailed the decade, it was Eric Davis in 1987!

[Adam2]

Eric Davis?

WINNER!

1987 with the Reds

On July 7th in his 69th game played Davis had 25 HRs' + 33 SB's and was slashing .314 .407 .682 1.090!

very impressive stat

[rockondlouie]

Eric Davis?

WINNER!

1987 with the Reds

On July 7th in his 69th game played Davis had 25 HRs' + 33 SB's and was slashing .314 .407 .682 1.090!

very impressive stat

And he did it clean too!

Davis was a skinny 165 lber

[greyhawk]

Eric Davis?

WINNER!

1987 with the Reds

On July 7th in his 69th game played Davis had 25 HRs' + 33 SB's and was slashing .314 .407 .682 1.090!

very impressive stat

And he did it clean too!

Davis was a skinny 165 lber

excellent trivia -- i would have guessed rickey henderson.

[rockondlouie]

Eric Davis?

WINNER!

1987 with the Reds

On July 7th in his 69th game played Davis had 25 HRs' + 33 SB's and was slashing .314 .407 .682 1.090!

very impressive stat

And he did it clean too!

Davis was a skinny 165 lber

excellent trivia -- i would have guessed rickey henderson.

Thx hawk

I checked Ricky for you, shockingly it took him 117 games played in 1990 to reach 26 HR's (he hit two in that game) + 56 SB's.

[jcgmoi]

Davis was a skinny 165 lber

Out of high school maybe. He was always lean and built for speed but he ran 185-190 in his prime.

Davis went to the same HS, Fremont in LA, as George Hendrick and Chet Lemon. I'd take them and Davis for my OF any day. Bobby Tolan, Willie Crawford, and Disco Dan Ford could back them up.

Fremont alums Bobby Doerr and Bob Watson would provide a fine start on the IF. Gene Mauch could manage.

Fremont hasn't produced a MLB player in 25 years, may not still exist, but what a talent pipeline they had going.

[rockondlouie]

Davis was a skinny 165 lber

Out of high school maybe. He was always lean and built for speed but he ran 185-190 in his prime.

Davis went to the same HS, Fremont in LA, as George Hendrick and Chet Lemon. I'd take them and Davis for my OF any day. Bobby Tolan, Willie Crawford, and Disco Dan Ford could back them up.

Fremont alums Bobby Doerr and Bob Watson would provide a fine start on the IF. Gene Mauch could manage.

Fremont hasn't produced a MLB player in 25 years, may not still exist, but what a talent pipeline they had going.

I don't think he ever went 185+ jc but you could be right.

When he came to the Cardinals he was still really skinny and that was near the end of his career.