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Larry Lambert’s Sports Quiz #37
Remembering past stars from the NBA, MLB, and NFL.
1. A switch hitting second baseman, this man played for the Yankees from 1965–74, twice leading the AL in at bats. (4 points)
2. This New York Islander right winger from the late 70s through the mid 80s was one of the greatest snipers in the history of the NHL, twice leading the league in goals. (2 points)
3. This effective left-handed starter pitched for the Mets and Rangers from 1971–83. He finished one game below .500 before his career despite twice leading the NL in shutouts. (3 points)
4. This man was the big play guy for the Cardiac Cardinals of the 70s, twice being named to the All-Pro team. (3 points)
5. An All-Pro defensive tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals, this man made the unusual transition from football player to song writer. He was active for the Bengals in the early to mid 70s. (4 points)
6. After coming over from the Cincinnati Royals, this man teamed with the Bulls Jerry Sloan one of the most ferocious defensive back courts in the history of the NBA. (2 points)
7. When the Cubs traded Bruce Sutter to the Cardinals, they received a first baseman and a third baseman, plus Ty Waller. Name the other two guys. (2 points each)
