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Help finding Trivia From Last Night

Ceetar
Apr 08 2010 08:58 AM

Last night three Mets made their major league debut (Tejada, Takahashi and Mejia)

I figure it's probably been a while since three guys made their major league debut, for the Mets, and especially not on Opening Day (I'm also willing to bet it's the first time it's happened from three different countries). Nevermind the fact that Takahashi is almost as old as the other two combined.

I just have no idea how to look it up. Baseball Almanac has a yearly list of NL debuts by year, but I'm not going to go to 49 pages to look that info up. Anyone want to point me in the right direction?

G-Fafif
Apr 08 2010 10:23 AM
Re: Help finding Trivia From Last Night

April 26, 1995, strike-delayed Opening Night and first-ever game at Coors Field, had three MLB debuts by Mets: Ricky Otero, Brook Fordyce and Edgardo Alfonzo.

TransMonk
Apr 08 2010 10:28 AM
Re: Help finding Trivia From Last Night

Ricky Otero - Puerto Rico
Brook Fordyce - USA
Edgardo Alfonzo - Venezuela

John Cougar Lunchbucket
Apr 08 2010 10:54 AM
Re: Help finding Trivia From Last Night

G-Fafif wrote:
April 26, 1995, strike-delayed Opening Night and first-ever game at Coors Field, had three MLB debuts by Mets: Ricky Otero, Brook Fordyce and Edgardo Alfonzo.


Hmmmm, I wonder if that was an extra inning game...

metirish
Apr 08 2010 10:57 AM
Re: Help finding Trivia From Last Night

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
April 26, 1995, strike-delayed Opening Night and first-ever game at Coors Field, had three MLB debuts by Mets: Ricky Otero, Brook Fordyce and Edgardo Alfonzo.


Hmmmm, I wonder if that was an extra inning game...


That's a hint right?

Ceetar
Apr 08 2010 12:00 PM
Re: Help finding Trivia From Last Night

G-Fafif wrote:
April 26, 1995, strike-delayed Opening Night and first-ever game at Coors Field, had three MLB debuts by Mets: Ricky Otero, Brook Fordyce and Edgardo Alfonzo.



nice.

And that's the only other time it happened for the Mets. I hope we have more than a 33% "success" rate with this crop.