And as a Yankee fan, I’m pretty sure I’ve seen O’Neill kick plenty of things with both legs. Excellent player, but he threw temper tantrums frequently.
I was born in Cleveland in 1949, the year after The Indians won their second World Series. Since then they’ve lost in '54 4-0, '95 4-2, '97 4-3. '16 4-3. I tell my wife, they’ll probably win it the year after I die.
I like how on his page they put the word bats in sarcastic scare quotes.
My favorite stat line gives us this trivia question.
What are the career major league batting stats for Walt Alston, who later had a legendary career as manager for the Dodgers, skippering the team from 1954-1976, during which he won 7 national league pennants and 4 World Series?
The above post inspired me to do a search for the answer to this question. I will freely admit that I didn’t know the answer, and I’m not sure that I ever heard the name. If I did, I certainly don’t remember it.
Who has the most MLB plate appearances with a .000 batting average?
Randy Tate. He pitched one season (1975) for the Mets, compiling a W-L record of 5-13 with an ERA of 4.45. He had 47 plate appearances, recording 1 walk and 5 sacrifice bunts. So he had 41 at-bats with zero hits.