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    Rolling Baseball Trivia Thread V 2.0

    Who did Babe Ruth supplant as the all-time leader in batting strikeouts? I went easy here to start things off.

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    An Englishman...by the name of Tom Brown.

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    Very good. Your turn.

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    Who was the last switch-hitter to win the AL MVP?

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    Excellent question! Vida Blue in 1971 with an astounding .118 BA

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    Yeah...you got it...it's a trick question that I fell for when I first heard it.

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    Who was the first Japanese player to play in a regular season MLB game?

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    Hideo Nomo was the first big name...but I know there was at least one other guy from Japan before him...like 20 or 30 years earlier...but I have no idea who.

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    Masanori Murakami.

    However, unlike Nomo, who helped open the door for more Japanese players, Murakami's brief career played a significant role in closing the door for Japanese players in MLB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WilsonC View Post
    Masanori Murakami.

    However, unlike Nomo, who helped open the door for more Japanese players, Murakami's brief career played a significant role in closing the door for Japanese players in MLB.
    Correct on the answer and the closing of the door.

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