| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: Aug 02 12:40AM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > year* when Cy Young played professionally, between his debut > with the Cleveland Spiders and his retirement from the Boston > Rustlers. 1900 > All of them have won the award more than once each. > 2. The first man to win multiple Cy Youngs was this Los Angeles > Dodger, who won three times between 1963 and 1966. Sandy Koufax > 3. Nicknamed "the Franchise", this man won his first Cy Young in the > "Miracle" Mets' season of 1969, adding two more in the early > '70s. He is one of only two Mets in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Tom Seaver > 4. Also famous as an underwear model, this Baltimore Oriole won > the Cy Young three times in the mid-Seventies. Jim Palmer > He won his first three with the Red Sox starting in 1986, then > two with the Blue Jays, one with the Yankees, and one with > the Astros. Roger Clemens > 6. Other than <answer 5>, the only Blue Jay with multiple Cy Young > wins is this man, who won as a Jay in 2003 and as a Philly > in 2010. He died in a plane crash in 2017. Roy Halladay > 7. The only Montreal Expo to win the Cy Young was this pitcher, who > did it in 1997. He added two more awards playing for the > Red Sox. Martinez > 8. Nicknamed "the Big Unit", this 6'10" pitcher won in 1995 for > the Mariners and then 4 consecutive years (1999-2002) for the > Diamondbacks. Randy Johnson > 9. Other than <answer 8>, the only pitcher to win 4 consecutive Cy > Youngs is this man. He won as a Cub in 1992 and then the > following 3 years as a Brave. Greg Maddux > 2. Katy Perry, featuring Juicy J. > 3. Shakira. > 4. The Who. Boris the Spider > 7. Led Zeppelin. > 8. Heart. > 9. The Trashmen. Surfin Bird > 1. Introduced in 1980 for the purpose of increasing crime awareness > and personal safety, name the animated bloodhound who wanted > you to help "Take a bite out of crime". Gruff > 2. Identify the beret-wearing hipster character introduced in 1961 > as the spokesman for the StarKist brand of products. He thinks > he's the perfect catch, but he always ends up getting rejected. Charlie the Tuna > by which he is commonly referred to in English? Bibendum's > appearance is that of a man made up of a white stack of the > product that the brothers were famous for producing. The Michelin Man > mascot had begun to overshadow the actual product being sold. > The original portrayer of the mascot died shortly thereafter > in 1993. Name this mascot. Spud McKenzie > 8. "It looks like you're writing a letter. Would you like help?" > is what this default Microsoft Office Assistant might annoyingly > ask you. What is this character's actual name? Clippy > his death in January 2020 as part of a Super-Bowl-related ad > campaign. Fortunately a baby version of the same character > was reborn from the soil. By what name is he best known? Mr. Peanut Pete Gayde |
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