Round 2: From easiest to most difficult. Of course, that determination is coming from the guy who picked out the players...you'll likely find some easier than others.
Who Am I?
- My first time through the playoffs I hit .326/.415/.391
- I was originally drafted by the Phillies
- I won a Gold Glove, and two Silver Sluggers
- I took 74 more walks than strikeouts in my career
- My minor league line, most of which was with the Twins, was .324/.408/.527
- The Kansas City Royals claimed me off waivers from the Twins
- I was traded with Gary Sheffield, Charles Johnson, Bobby Bonilla and Manuel Barrios for Todd Zeile and Mike Piazza
- I hit .301/.363/.485 in my rookie campaign
- In the last eight years of my career, I walked significantly more than I struck out (519 walks, 383 strikeouts)
- I finished second in rookie of the year balloting
- Things I did once: Played in an All Star game, hit more than 30 home runs, tallied more than 100 RBI
- At 18, I was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Washington Senators
- The best year of my career came my rookie season, when I hit .260/.342/.521 with 33 home runs
- My last season with the Twins wasn't nearly as good as my first three, but after I left Minnesota I wasn't the same player, period
- My best year for the Twins was in my age 29 campaign, when I hit .300/.356/.442
- In a three-year stretch with the Twins, I stole 110 bases
- When I was 24, the Reds traded me to Minnesota
- I never won the MVP, but I finished in the Top 25 in voting five years in a row