A bit of a marathon task, made harder by the recent domination at first-base of a single name, leaving mere scraps through the end of 2018 for everyone else to fight over. This was reflected in a low tally of 29% across 96 attempts: yes, close to three-quarters of the names to start a game at first for the D-backs were forgotten on average. No prizes for guessing who was most remembered: Adam Rosales’s one start clearly seared onto our collective unconscious. Oh, who am I trying to kid? The real #1 was, of course, Paul Goldschmidt, though I’m curious about the one person who still whiffed.
Your Saturday Sporcle: Anyone for seconds?
