Yankees Facts and Stats From 2005 Baseball Cards Quiz

Posted December 08, 2008 on yanks2136242's Blog:

We go back a few years and look at some baseball cards from 2005. Many players still play for the Yankees but there are many others who don't. Some are stat questions and others are fact questions. You must try to figure out what baseball card it belongs on.

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Yankees Facts and Stats From 2005 Baseball Cards Quiz

With a fourth-inning single on June 10th, 2004 he became the seventh player with 2,000 career hits with the Yankees.

He was the lone Major Leaguer in 2004 with at least 23 home runs, 23 steals and 180 hits.

He joined Fred McGriff as the only players in Major League history to blast at least 35 homers with 5 different teams.

On May 4, 2004 he hit his 350th career home run and passed Ken Griffey Jr. to become the youngest player to hit 350 home runs.

Going into the 2005 season he ranked ninth among active players with 535 stolen bases.

In the span of (2000-04) he had his fifth straight campaign with at least 20 homers and 80 RBIs.

He returned to the Yankees in 2005 after he helped the Yanks capture four World Series rings in five years (1996-2000).

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