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It can be argued that Alexander Cartwright is the smartest man in baseball history since he is credited with literally putting the game on the field..

...being All Star 1st Basemen? They were/are left handed 1st Basemen on NL teams. But they also had something else in common. First correct answer = 10 points Too easy for "Ground 18" - that's it.

Thanks for your vent. It's only one game. But it might only get worse as the McCourts begin their divorce proceedings and the value of the team is decreased to ease the finances of Community Property. The Padres' owner proved how bad things can get when personal issues affect the team.

After playing for 10 years - he has HOF numbers. However, he would still have to wait the required 5 years after retirement before being placed on the HOF ballot.

hit for the cycle? Many of you are watching the Dodgers-Rockies game. greybeatle was first with the correct answer

Hard to come up with one since there is no objective measurement - I'll go with Roberto Clemente

Joe thinks he's a legend in his own mind.

Joe thinks he's a legend in his own mind.

It was in my mailbox yesterday. Excellent cover photo and article on Joe.