world series hr's (answered)

[Andy1234]

His First WS team was in the NL and his team Lost.

His Second WS team was in the AL and his team Lost.

His Third and most recent team was in the NL and his team Won.

[Los Angeles Cubs]

aaahhhh forget it.....

[Andy1234]

I'll cut another 15 years off of it, His career started After 1985.

[Los Angeles Cubs]

Man! This is killing me!

[Andy1234]

I'll break down my clues for anyone who needs it.

I said he started after 1985, and won a WS on his third team which was in the NL, so at the earliest it was 1987. Since 1987 only 6 NL teams have won the WS, so he was on one of them.


1988 - Los Angeles Dodgers
1990 - Cincinnati Reds
1995 - Atlanta Braves
1997 - Florida Marlins
2001 - Arizona Diamondbacks
2003 - Florida Marlins

I narrowed this down quite a bit already, I'll continue to give clues every few guesses, but I've only had 3 attempts so far, so I probably shouldn't have given as much as I have.

[tddf30]

Mike Mordicai

I dont know if that is how you spell his name

[Andy1234]

It's not Mike Mordecai, he has never hit a WS HR.

[Curro]

I think I've got it:

Matt Williams

1989 San Francisco
1997 Cleveland
2001 Arizona<br><br><span class=gensmall>Accepted as answer by Andy1234 on Tue Apr 20, 2004 5:14 pm EST.</span>

[Andy1234]

Yep it is Matt Williams, who only hit 3 HR total in the WS, but they each came on a different team.

Nice Job