Where do Luis and Sea Bass rank all time...

[Iowa]

...in doubleplays turned? What is the record?

 

I was talking with a friend the other day and he said Izturs and Cora were better and I said they couldn't hold Luis and Sea Bass' jock strap... I'm thinking we have the best DP combo in recent history.

 

anyway

[QuickGold]

Not sure where they rank historically, but Luis & Sea Bass are certainly best in the majors today and in recent memory.

[bradk258]

They're the active career leaders for most double-plays-- in excess of 300.

[Guest Fritz]

Cora and Izturis were a pretty sick combo when they were together.

[WildMarlinMan2003]

Cora and Izturis were a pretty sick combo when they were together.

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Blah, Id rather have our 2.

[Guest Fritz]

Cora and Izturis were a pretty sick combo when they were together.

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Blah, Id rather have our 2.

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So would I, but I Cora-Izturis are certainly better than the "can't hold Sea Bass and Luis' jockstrap".

[The Folklegend]

This question came up the other day, and I looked for five hours but couldn't find it online. I think it may be in the Elias Sports Bureau's yearly almanac. All the DP stats online were for an individual fielder rather than a combo. Gut feeling though is that it's either Grote-Mazeroski who set records for DPs turned or Trammell-Whitaker who played together longer than any other combo.

[Mark]

Tram - Whitaker.

 

The best, easily.

 

Castillo and Gonzo should be top 5 though, no doubt.