1. All these sluggers hit at least four home runs in a World Series. Which one did it more than once to show them all it wasn't a fluke? Lou Gehrig Babe Ruth Duke Snider Reggie Jackson

2. In a four season span I lost 76 games, and to make my point, in two of those seasons I lost 20 games. Who am I? Steve Carlton Jerry Koosman Roger Craig Phil Niekro

3. It is bad enough to hit into a double-play that squelches a possible team drive, but when you are the first player in history to hit into 30 double-plays in a season and do it three times, someone should have figured out to make me the lead-off hitter. Who am I? Reggie Jackson Jim Rice Mo Vaughn Babe Ruth

4. I was considered a home run king. Unfortunately, it was not my bat but my arm that gave them up. I set a season record for dishing up 50 in one season, then gave up another 46 the following season to prove my point. Who am I? Matt Keough Jim Bunning Luis Tiant Bert Blyleven

5. Everyone thought it was a fluke when I led the National League in hits in 1920 with my 218. Boy did I show them. In 1921, I led the league again, this time with 235 hits, then again the following season with 250. Who am I? Honus Wagner Rogers Hornsby Cy Seymour Heinie Zimmerman

6. I set a record by stealing seven bases in a World Series. To prove my point, I did it the following season also. Who am I? Lou Brock Greg Pinchbeck Rickey Henderson Vince Coleman

7. I was a National League pitcher and won 21 games in a season. The following season, I won only 15 and most people thought that my 20 was a fluke. I then ran off three 20-win seasons, and followed that it up with winning only 14. Everyone knew that was it for me but I showed them all. I whipped off six consecutive 20-win seasons after that. Who am I? Warren Spahn Denny Lemaster Cy Young Steve Carlton

8. This player tried to prove his point as a pitcher in 1966. He set a 20th century record for throwing 27 wild pitches in the season, but nobody noticed because he hit two grand slams in one game earlier in the season. Who was this pitcher? Juan Marichal Tony Cloninger Don Drysdale Jim Maloney

9. In the first 100 years of the National League, how many times did a player hit 100 extra bases in a season? 9 24 46 67

10. I wanted to make a name for myself and let hitters know that I wasn't going to put up with anything. In four consecutive seasons I led the National League for hitting batters. My point was made when I set a modern day record by hitting 20 in a season. Who am I? Juan Marichal Don Drysdale Pedro Martinez Moe Drabowsky