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by Mike GWhich pitcher holds the Yankees record for most appearances in a single season?
6 comments November 04 2009 9:40 am | Mike G | Trivia |
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It might be that poor slob relief pitcher Billy Martin used to abuse but I can’t remember his name so I’ll go with Dave Righetti instead.
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My guess is Scott Proctor. But I think I’m wrong….Actually, I just looked it up and I am wrong. Proctor had 83 appearances in 2006, but he trails the leader who had 86 appearances in 2004.
Way to kill the possibilities by giving the year, Mike.
I guess it might have been assumed that it was Torre throwing him out there that many times, but that still gives you over a decade.
I was going to go with Mike Stanton but 2004 …….. Paul Quantrill.
Russ is correct.
Answer: Paul Quantrill (86 games in 2004)