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After, brief appearances in 1962 and '63, Tony Oliva led the A.L. in hits as a rookie in 1964, then again in '65 and '66. Who is the only player to lead his league in hits in his first three big league seasons? |
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Johnny Pesky, Boston A.L., 1942, 1946, 1947 |
| Date | Question | Answer | Correct answers by |
| 03-18-99 | Last team with 2 20-game winners but didn't finish 1st | San Francisco, 1993 | Henry Hascup |
| 03-28-99 | Most walks allowed in a shutout | Lefty Gomez, 11, NYA, 8-1-41 | Henry Hascup, John Wanhala |
| 04-05-99 | Team with most consecutive playoff losses | Boston, 13, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995 | Henry Hascup, Jason M. Piicker |
| 04-14-99 | Smallest difference b/n HR and RBI, minimum 40 HR in a season | Ken Griffey, 50 (40 HR, 90 RBI), Sea, 1994 | Henry Hascup, Bob LaCaille, Jim Arsenault |
| 04-20-99 | First player to play for both Expos and Blue Jays | Hector Torres | Henry Hascup |
| 04-30-99 | Only player (excluding Oliva) to lead league in hits in his first three seasons | Johnny Pesky, Bos, 1942, 1946, 1947 | --- |
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Bob LaCaille, 13 George Bodiroga, 10 John H. Sweetland, 6 John Wanhala, 4 Jeff Brubaker, 3 Fred Boatman, 3 Max Kates, 2 Jeff Getz, 2 Steve Patzer, 2 |
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