The Thursday Thinker: Third Baseman In The Ramirez Era

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Aramis Ramirez made his major league debut on May 26, 1998, going 0-for-3 with a walk in a 3-2 Brewer win over the Pirates. Jeff Cirillo was the Brewers' starting third baseman on that day, but the position has been something of a revolving door since he was traded following the 1999 season.

Since Opening Day 1998, the Brewers have had 24 different players log at least ten games at third base. How many can you name in seven minutes?

The rules remain the same: Post your score in the comments but do not comment on any specific answer until after 6 pm Central time, so everyone gets a chance to try it out without having it spoiled for them. And, of course, there's no reason to cheat here, because there aren't any prizes.

I'll be pretty surprised if anyone manages to get all of these. If you do, though, post your time along with your score in the comments.

Have fun, and don't forget to post your score in the comments!

If you've finished that one and you're looking for more Brewer Sporcle today, here are this offseason's other quizzes:

• Name the highest paid Brewers by season.
• Name the Brewers who have appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot since 2009.
• Name the Brewers whose first or last name started with T.
• Name the 2011 Brewers: By playing time or by clues.
• Name the shortstops that have played in at least 149 games in a season since 2007.
• Name the Brewer single-season record holders for games played by position.
• Name the Brewers who have pitched at least 70 innings in a season with an ERA under 2.