TRIVIA PART 2

[rockondlouie]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

[OldRed]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

I believe that was two days ago.

[bccardsfan]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

Well, one would have to guess Ohtani..... maybe wrong, but a good guess

[rockondlouie]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

Well, one would have to guess Ohtani..... maybe wrong, but a good guess

Correct

And I screwed the d am n thing up

I heard this on the radio earlier in the week but saved it for the off day, only to realize after posting it (and couldn't amend)
that Ohtani had ruined it.

Prior to him the answer was a real tricky one:

Cesar Tovar who played all nine positions that day, hit lead-off and starter the game on the mound!

[rockondlouie]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

I believe that was two days ago.

Yes OR

I goofed up holding this for today only to realize too late Ohtani messed it up.

Prior to him the answer was a real tricky one:

Cesar Tovar who played all nine positions that day, hit lead-off and starter the game on the mound!

[BleedingBleu]

Since the original was answered so quickly, let's try another:

Who was the last STARTING PITCHER to bat LEAD-OFF in MLB?

No A.I. cheating

Bartolo Colon

Let’s go Ohtani