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How many pitches are in the average life span of a major league baseball?
7
Is this true the average life of a major league baseball is five to seven pitches?
5-7 innings
What is the average Career length MLB player?
The average career span for a Major League Baseball player is 5.6 years. For a player in the National Football League it is only 3.5 years and for an NBA player, the average career is just short of 5 years.
What sport plays the most games?
MLB. The average life span of a MLB ball is 5 pitches
What are important life events in Jackie Robinsons life?
In 1942 he joined the army He was a civil right leader And he was the first black to join a Major League Baseball team
What major league baseball players collect postage stamps?
Who cares? Besides you I mean. Why on earth would do you care? You need to rethink your life.
What were Jackie Robinson's accomplishments?
Jackie Robinson accomplished more in his life time then most people could dream of. He broke the color barrier in major league baseball, won numerous awards for his outsanding ablityl on the field, was a civil rights activist. Those are true. But he also was the first player to steal home plate in major league baseball.
In Major League Baseball Power Pros 2008 If you have full likeness in success mode can that girlfriend get transferred?
no, only the player can be transferred to MLB Life mode. But, there are girls in MLB Life.
What percentage of major league baseball players have pitched a game at some point in their life?
Going back to 1871, out of 17172 baseball players, 8240 have pitched in at least one game, 48%
What is the lowest career batting average of any pitcher in MLB history?
.000 Some pitchers only play in one Major League game for their entire life, and go ofer.
Is there going to be a justice league movie in real life?
There are major rumours that a justice league movie will hit theatres in 2015.
What is robin yount father's name?
Robin Yount's father is named John Yount. John played a significant role in Robin's early life and baseball career, supporting him through his journey to becoming a Major League Baseball player.
