I have the best baseball trivia question but you can’t cheat

Hahahaa Someone was reading the news. I want my wiffle ball stats counted from the neighborhood now. My last year of organized ball was like American Legion. By that time I was a bench player and had lost all my confidence. Team was great, I wasn't. I went 1-3 on the year. No mandatory play rules back then. But I want my .333 batting average included in the record book somewhere

No Google whatsoever for my answer. Googled after my KC post.... for the facts on the other possibles.

I thought it was the Twins.

Great memory then. I remembered an unusual one. Those As had remarkable scouting. Charlie sourced and found Tony La russa. Rick Monday. Reggie Jackson. Sal bando. Catfish Hunter. Joe rudi. Bert campineris. Billy north. Gene tenace. Vida blue. Ken holztman. Rollie fingers. Don Baylor. George Hendrick Darold Knowles. John blue moon Odom.

People don’t know this but Charlie’s last big “find”? Was Rickey Henderson.

Finley. An insurance man. Was one of the greatest judges of talent of all time. He was his own GM.

Oh and if you look at the rosters from 72-74 when all those guys grew up? Lot of those guys wound up being coaches and managers in mlb

Like most good ideas I have I thought of that one in the shower.

Lol…to be honest, KC wasn’t on my bingo card. For some reason, I thought they came after the Giants and Dodgers.

I looked it up after I answered …damn.

It’s a great question. You know it’s a great question when you ask yourself. And you’re wrong. Repeatedly. And as you can see. I had solid logic for all my reasoning. Like stl being east or west or cities north. Was setting myself up for a Minneapolis or Milwaukee or Chicago question answer. And after all that I was wrong and it was Kansas City. I like it too because it’s legit. Not some deal like oh this team played a few games in this city. Or this team was originally part of AAA or negro league.

Nope. Legit question. Good jeopardy question because the contestants would need 5-10 minutes to think it through and wouldn’t have the time