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lilhokie525 OP
Aug 27, 2025 at 07:03 AM ET
today's trivia
What former MLB pitcher holds both the record for oldest pitcher to win a game and for the most career home runs allowed?

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TomTurkey TomTurkey
11mo
My guess would have been Warren Spahn
UTPr0sim UTPr0sim
11mo
I would have said Sachel Paige, but he only pitched at age 59, didn't win.
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Chesapeake_Hokie
11mo
my second guess was Jesse Orosco
santafe santafe
11mo
Almost guessed him as well, even though I knew it was incorrect........ :)
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turner66
11mo
Nolan Ryan?
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Chesapeake_Hokie
11mo
Jamie Moyier
pitched for the Orioles at one time
santafe santafe
11mo
Nice pull.
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Chesapeake_Hokie
11mo
thanks - I'm a little bit baseball nerd
I knew the oldest pitcher, not the most HRs part ** Edited by Chesapeake_Hokie at 8/27/2025, 7:47:33 AM
santafe santafe
11mo
Me too, but did not know that one. With a handle like Chesapeake you are
probably an Oriole fan, which would help with that one.
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Chesapeake_Hokie
11mo
yeah, back in day, we only got 1 game a week on TV
had to get up early to read the sports page as a kid. West cost games were the worst because they weren't in the morning paper. Baltimore was the closest city to Tidewater with a baseball team.
santafe santafe
11mo
Nice, I also remember when the "Game of the Week" was THE game of the
week. Was a big fan of Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese....good times.................. :)
TomTurkey TomTurkey
11mo
Diz was a Saturday/Sunday afternoon favorite
Called Jesus Alou "Geezus" - " Man, can that 'Geezus' run!" When he gave the strikeout count for a pitcher - "That's carrying a lot of timber back to the dugout, padnuh."
TomTurkey TomTurkey
11mo
Commercial
Diz: "You say the big word and I'll add the rest." Pee Wee: "Unmistakably..." Diz: "America's number one premium quality beer!" Diz: "Falstaff, pahdnuh!" ** Edited by TomTurkey at 8/27/2025, 10:08:06 AM
santafe santafe
11mo
LOL, man that was a long time ago............. the good ole days
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lilhokie525 OP
11mo
ding, ding, ding, correct!
Jamie Moyer's allowed 522 homers (the most ever) over his 27 year career, but also pitched for a very long time, winning his final two games in 2012, the last one at the age of 49 years and 150 days, breaking an 80 year old record. In the homers allowed category, JM eclipsed Robin Roberts career record of 505.
santafe santafe
11mo
Gaylord Perry?
Late 80s Hokie Late 80s Hokie
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Phil Niekro.