Name the Player

[ultimate7]

He is in both the NES and Arcade versions, came up as a Catcher in 1976 and finished his career with the Rockies in 1993.  He won 2 NL HR titles.

[defen]

I know this one, but I'll let someone else take a shot at it.

[Gantry]

Don't think it's right but for some reason I thought he was a catcher - Dale Murphy?

[ultimate7]

Correct, Dale Murphy nice work Gantry and Defen, maybe I need to start making them harder.  Man Defen you are a machine, both times in almost no time and I didn't even notice you being on Dee-Nee at the time.

[defen]

My head is full of useless information.

[JoeDirt]

These questions are too easy.  ULTIMATE YOU SUCK!

Every male our age who collected bball cards as a kid knows that Dale Murphy came up as a catcher...and no, smart-asses, I'm not so old that I remember his rookie card coming out (1976).  He was a prime time player in my youth, so I had his RC!  

[defen]

I'm not so old that I remember his rookie card coming out (1976).  

Liar.  Old farty fart.

[JoeDirt]

Well shit, maybe I'm a cheater AND a liar...'cause if you're profile is right, I am an old fart compared to your 23.

...although my wife is 25, if that makes my 31 any younger?

[ultimate7]

These questions are too easy.  ULTIMATE YOU SUCK!

Every male our age who collected bball cards as a kid knows that Dale Murphy came up as a catcher...and no, smart-asses, I'm not so old that I remember his rookie card coming out (1976).  He was a prime time player in my youth, so I had his RC!  

But a lot of players came up as catchers (it could have been Gary Carter).  I didn't remember Murphy playing with Colorado, I thought that might be tricky.

[defen]

These questions are too easy.  ULTIMATE YOU SUCK!

Every male our age who collected bball cards as a kid knows that Dale Murphy came up as a catcher...and no, smart-asses, I'm not so old that I remember his rookie card coming out (1976).  He was a prime time player in my youth, so I had his RC!  

But a lot of players came up as catchers (it could have been Gary Carter).  I didn't remember Murphy playing with Colorado, I thought that might be tricky.

What gave it away to me was the fact that you said both RBI and Arcade, and Murph was the first one in mind.

[JoeDirt]

But a lot of players came up as catchers (it could have been Gary Carter).  I didn't remember Murphy playing with Colorado, I thought that might be tricky.

True, but if the player was known for being a C, you probably wouldn't bother to point that out...at least that's how I took it...

[___jim___]

He is in both the NES and Arcade versions, came up as a Catcher in 1976 and finished his career with the Rockies in 1993.  He won 2 NL HR titles.

Dale Murphy.

[___jim___]

Oops! A little late.

[Flood]

I love how defen gets credit for being an RBI genious without actually answering the question.  America, Fuck yeah!

[defen]

I PM'ed it to him.

Freedom costs $1.05

[fightonusc]

Is the answer Dale Murphy?