Baseball

[John Jarosz]

What Detroit Tigers' player hit almost 400 career home runs but never hit 30 in any one season?

[Scott McKee]

If I had to guess, I would say it was the great Hall of Famer, Al Kaline. He is the only Tiger I can think of who would have close to that many bombs. Keep 'em coming! There are four seasons in my world... Winter, Spring, Baseball and musky fishing.

[Scott McKee]

If it's not Kaline, what about Hank Greenberg?

[John Jarosz]

DING, DING, DING, DING!!   You're absolutely right, Scott. Al Kaline hit a career 399 home runs and had a season's high of only 29.

This year I've gotten a new appreciation for baseball. Unlike football, other than very occasionally, a baseball player doesn't try to knock out the best opposing player (the Q-back) so his team can beat the other. That's not winning a game on skill. It's winning a game thru the back door.

Stay tuned for more bb trivia.

[Scott McKee]

NFL rules are more complicated than brain surgery. In baseball you really only have to worry about ball, strike, safe or out. As God as my witness, I have no idea what a catch is anymore in the NFL and I've been aggressively watching the game since I was 6... Until this year, that is.