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Name the players who have 1000 or more hits for each of the current MLB franchises.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
The object of this game is to name players who played for both teams - the team in the column and the team in the cell - trying to name the player in each cell who had the most minimum total hits among those two teams. For example, if the column is the Giants, and the cell is the Yankees, you are trying to name the player whose minimum hits total among their career totals for both the Yankees and Giants is the highest. So you are basically trying to name the players who played the 'most' for both teams. A player with 1000 hits for the Giants but only 10 for the Yankees is going to give a low score, however a player with 700 for the Giants and 450 for the Yankees will yield a good score (the minimum being 450 instead of 10).
You must enter full player names, just last names won't work on this quiz.
Object is to get the highest average score among all 25 squares - unfilled squares will count as 0 when the quiz is over.
Scores are given on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the player with the most minimum points total among the two teams. If a player has multiple answers in the grid, only the highest score answer will fill in first, you can then name the player again if you'd like. This prevents getting a low score for another pair of teams when you were naming that player.
hugequiz Premium users will see the #1 player for each pair of teams when the quiz ends.
The object of this game is to name players who played for both teams - the team in the column and the team in the cell - trying to name the player in each cell who had the most minimum total strikeouts among those two teams. For example, if the column is the Giants, and the cell is the Yankees, you are trying to name the player whose minimum strikeouts total among their career totals for both the Yankees and Giants is the highest. So you are basically trying to name the players who played the 'most' for both teams. A player with 1000 strikeouts for the Giants but only 10 for the Yankees is going to give a low score, however a player with 700 for the Giants and 450 for the Yankees will yield a good score (the minimum being 450 instead of 10).
You must enter full player names, just last names won't work on this quiz.
Object is to get the highest average score among all 25 squares - unfilled squares will count as 0 when the quiz is over.
Scores are given on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the player with the most minimum points total among the two teams. If a player has multiple answers in the grid, only the highest score answer will fill in first, you can then name the player again if you'd like. This prevents getting a low score for another pair of teams when you were naming that player.
hugequiz Premium users will see the #1 player for each pair of teams when the quiz ends.
Enter a team name to choose a team from the autofill options. Then, try to name the 50 most recent different starting pitchers (regular season only) for that team. Date of most recent game along with IP and K shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB games.
Name the players who have 500 or more strikeouts for each of the current MLB franchises.
Name the players who have 500 or more strikeouts for at least two different teams. Franchises and lowest # of K's among those franchises shown.
Name the players who have 750 or more hits for at least two different teams. Franchises and lowest # of hits among those franchises shown.
Enter a team name to choose a team from the autofill options. Then, try to get the most total hits by naming all players who have a hit for that franchise in MLB history.
Enter a team name to choose a team from the autofill options. Then, try to get the most total home runs by naming all players who have hit a HR for that franchise in MLB history.
Enter a team name to choose a team from the autofill options. Then, try to get the most total K's by naming all players who have had a strikeout for that franchise in MLB history.
Name all the opening day lineups for all teams since 1904. Year, position and number of times that player had an opening day start for that team shown (i.e. if '9th' then it was the 9th opening day start for that team for that player).
Click a team to choose, then name all the opening day starters for that team (back to 1904).
Enter a team name to choose a team from the autofill options. Then, try to get the most total saves by naming all players who have a save for that franchise in MLB history. Saves included those added retroactively after it became an offical statistic in 1969.
First enter a team by typing it in and choosing from the drop down list. Then, enter all players who have appeared in an All Star Game for that team. Total appearances and year span shown. Ties broken by most recent players first.
Name the MLB all-stars who have been elected from more than one team over the course of their career. Total different teams and time span of all-star selections shown.
The object of this game is to fill all 100 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one hit for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '50-99 HR' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 50-99 HR for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. Positions such as '1B' and 'Catcher' refer to players who played that defensive position the most among all the positions they may have played.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most hits for that team who qualifies for that cell.
The object of this game is to fill all 225 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one hit for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '50-99 HR' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 50-99 HR for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. Positions such as '1B' and 'Catcher' refer to players who played that defensive position the most among all the positions they may have played.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most hits for that team who qualifies for that cell.
This quiz is only available to Premium members.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one hit for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '50-99 HR' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 50-99 HR for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. Positions such as '1B' and 'Catcher' refer to players who played that defensive position the most among all the positions they may have played.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most hits for that team who qualifies for that cell.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming 3 players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the teams shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one hit for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '50-99 HR' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 50-99 HR for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. Positions such as '1B' and 'Catcher' refer to players who played that defensive position the most among all the positions they may have played.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most hits for that team who qualifies for that cell - only one miss will be shown per cell.
First, type in a batting stat to choose it from the drop-down. Then name the top 10 players all-time by team for that particular stat. Any ties for 10th are broken by last name A-Z.
Current available stats are:
Batting AVG (minimum 3000 PA for that team - some teams will have under 10 results)
Games Played
Hits
Home Runs
RBI
Runs
Stolen Bases
WAR
This quiz is updated automatically once a week during the season.
First, type in a batting stat to choose it from the drop-down. Then name the top 25 players all-time by team for that particular stat. Any ties for 25th are broken by last name A-Z.
Current available stats are:
Batting AVG (minimum 3000 PA for that team - some teams will have under 25 results)
Games Played
Hits
Home Runs
RBI
Runs
Stolen Bases
WAR
This quiz is updated automatically once a week during the season.
Use the options in the box to choose league/team, years, stats, and results to create your own custom quiz. High scores are kept separately for each possible quiz.
Name the current MLB managers. Team and year began shown. Any vacant positions will be automatically filled in by typing a single letter.
This quiz is LIVE which means it is updated daily with current managers.
The maps displays all present and past franchises team names for all US/Canada franchises in MLB. Name the *full* team names for each marker. Anytime a team simply changed its nickname there is a new marker showing that - markers are in order for each location left-to-right by descending final year of that team. 'Current' refers to past and present team names of current franchises. Includes Federal/Players leagues & Union/Amer Associations, but NOT National Association. You must write the full team name as there are many duplicates for the nickname. Some city abbreviations such as 'KC', 'LA' and 'NY' are allowed. You can zoom in to see the individual markers more clearly.
First enter any current MLB franchise - then name all Hall of Fame members who either played for or managed that franchise. Year entered the hall and category shown. People inducted as players may only have managed that team, and similarly people inducted as managers may only have played for that team.
Enter any year since 1876 to begin. Then, name the batters with a hit for any current franchise that existed during that season. Franchises are abbreviated according to their current name (i.e. LAD includes Brooklyn Dodgers). Object is most hits, not players. Any ties for the 'Team Top' categories are broken by last name alphabetically.
Enter any year since 1876 to begin. Then, name the pitchers with a strikeout for any current franchise that existed during that season. Franchises are abbreviated according to their current name (i.e. LAD includes Brooklyn Dodgers). Object is most K's, not players. Any ties for the 'Team Top' categories are broken by last name alphabetically.
Name the active player with the largest contract (by total value) for each MLB team. Value and team shown.
This quiz is LIVE and is updated daily.
Name the last 10 different 10-strikeout game batters for each MLB franchise. Regular season games only. # of K's and date shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
Name the last 10 different 5-hit game batters for each MLB franchise. Regular season games only. # of hits and date shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
First choose any team by typing it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name the last 50 different pitchers who have a regular-season win for that team. Date and # of strikeouts shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
First choose any team by typing it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name the last 50 different pitchers who have a regular-season win for that team. Date and # of strikeouts shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
Name the last 50 different pitchers who have gotten a save for each MLB franchise. Regular season games only.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically every morning after a previous day’s MLB matchups.
The object of this quiz is to choose the two correct colors for each MLB team that are part of its logo. You will be shown two 2×2 grids of 4 colors each. One color from the first grid and one from the second are component colors of the team’s logo. Choose one from each grid by clicking on it (when you have clicked one from each grid it will be submitted) and you will see if those are the correct logo colors. If incorrect, the correct colors will be shown with green outlines for a couple seconds before the next team is shown. Incorrect colors in each grid are randomized each time.
Name the defunct franchises of the major leagues (including UA, Negro League, etc). You are only naming the nickname of the team (or team name if there wasn't a nickname). State team originated in and years of team shown (team may have relocated). None of these teams are previous locations of current franchises. Teams listed A-Z by initial team name. Teams with 'Travel' for their state were traveling teams playing only road games across the US.
Name the MLB minor league teams in AAA, AA and A leagues. You need only name the nickname for the team, not the full name. You can hover over a marker to see the league/location of the team.
Name the active player who has been the starting pitcher the most games for each MLB team. Player must currently be on that team as well.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically after the previous day’s games.
Name the active player who has pitched (played as either starter or reserve) the most games for each MLB team. Player must currently be on that team as well.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically after the previous day’s games.
Name the active player who has played the most games for each MLB team. Player must currently be on that team as well.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated automatically after the previous day’s games.
First enter a team to choose it from the drop-down list. Then, name the 50 players (including pitchers) who have played the most games for that franchise. Total games, span, and (P) for pitcher shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated daily after the previous day’s games.
Name the MLB players who only played for only one team in their career and played in the most games. Total games and career span shown.
This quiz is LIVE meaning it is updated daily after the previous day's matchups.
Name players who have the most hits by team versus each opposing team. Some teams have ties.
First choose any current MLB franchise by entering it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name the players with the most hits for that team whose only career hits came for that team. Total hits and year span shown. Keep in mind this is thru 2022 season so they may be a handful of players who switched teams in 2023 who are on this quiz.
First choose any current MLB franchise by entering it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name the players with the most strikeouts for that team whose only career K's came for that team. Total strikeouts and year span shown. Keep in mind this is thru 2022 season so they may be a handful of players who switched teams in 2023 who are on this quiz.
Name the players who have been in the opening day starting lineup or a starting pitcher for the same team at least 10 times. # and team shown. Object is most appearances, not players.
First choose a team by entering it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name the 50 most prolific batteries in terms of games started since 1901 for that team. # of starts and most recent shown. Ties broken by most recent start first.
Name the pitcher who threw the most recent no hitter for each current MLB franchise. Date shown.
Name the players who have played for 8 or more current MLB franchises in their careers. # of franchises, team first played for, and career span shown (data thru 2017 season).
First choose a team by clicking it. Then, name all the opening day starting pitchers for that franchise going back to 1914.
The object of this game is to fill all 100 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one batter faced for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '500-999 K' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 500-999 K's for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. For Cy Young and Reliever Of The Year, the player must have played for that team during the season they won that award.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most strikeouts for that team who qualifies for that cell.
The object of this game is to fill all 225 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one batter faced for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '500-999 K' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 500-999 K's for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. For Cy Young and Reliever Of The Year, the player must have played for that team during the season they won that award.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most strikeouts for that team who qualifies for that cell.
This quiz is only available to Premium members.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one batter faced for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '500-999 K' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 500-999 K's for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. For Cy Young and Reliever Of The Year, the player must have played for that team during the season they won that award.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most strikeouts for that team who qualifies for that cell.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming 3 players who meet the qualifications listed across the top for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). This quiz only uses players with at least one batter faced for each franchise.
Stats along the top are only FOR THAT TEAM and FOR THE PLAYER'S CAREER (i.e. not an individual season, that player's entire career with that team). So if the top line has '500-999 K' and the cell shows the Yankees you are looking for players who had 500-999 K's for the Yankees during their entire time with the Yankees. For Cy Young and Reliever Of The Year, the player must have played for that team during the season they won that award.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most strikeouts for that team who qualifies for that cell - only one miss will be shown per cell.
First, type in a pitching stat to choose it from the drop-down. Then name the top 10 players all-time by team for that particular stat. Any ties for 10th are broken by last name A-Z.
Current available stats are:
Games Pitched
ERA (minimum 1000 IP for that team – some teams will have under 10 results)
Saves
Strikeouts
WAR
Wins
This quiz is updated automatically once a week during the season.
First, type in a pitching stat to choose it from the drop-down. Then name the top 25 players all-time by team for that particular stat. Any ties for 25th are broken by last name A-Z.
Current available stats are:
Games Pitched
ERA (minimum 1000 IP for that team – some teams will have under 25 results)
Saves
Strikeouts
WAR
Wins
This quiz is updated automatically once a week during the season.
First enter a team name to choose it. You will then be given a 5x5 grid of player photos who have been members of that team. They are both pitchers and batters, with a minimum of 100 K's for pitchers and 100 hits for batters for that team. Minimums are higher as you go back to earlier years, so the quiz will be a little more recent-focused. Name any player on the grid using their FULL NAME (otherwise it gets a little easy guessing common last names) and their image will be replaced with a different player and you will get credit for naming them. Try to complete as many players in 5 minutes as you can.
hugequiz Premium members will see the names of all players left on the grid when the quiz ends.
First, choose a team by typing it in the guess box and choosing from the drop-down list. Only players who played at least 3 different seasons for that team will be included in the quiz. Also this quiz only includes players who began their career in 1980 or later.
The object of this quiz is to match a player to the Baseball Reference stats (either Standard Batting or Standard Pitching). You will be given 10 different stat tables, batting for non-pitchers and pitching for pitchers. Try to name the player. You get 10 minutes to complete all 10 players. Batters will have a minimum of 500 career hits, pitchers a minimum of 250 IP. You can scroll in the window with the stats if you can't see the full width of the table (the far-right column is 'Awards').
This quiz is only playable for Premium members.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started, including for pitchers). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most.
PLEASE NOTE: Data only goes back thru 1901 season.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells from 1970-79. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team from 1970-79.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells from 1980-89. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team from 1980-89.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells from 1990-99. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team from 1990-99.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells from 2000-09. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team from 2000-09.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells from 2010-19. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team from 2010-19.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells since 2020. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started for non-pitchers, pitchers are separated into starting and relief). Guessing the player with the most games at that position for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of total games compared to the player with the most. SP = Starting Pitcher, RP = Relief Pitcher.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team since 2020.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming the top 3 players who played the position across the top the most games for the team whose logo is shown in the cells. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). A game counts if the player played that position at least partially during the game (could've started at that position or not started, including for pitchers). For example, if the cell is the Yankees and the column is 'SS' you can enter 'Derek Jeter' as he was in the top 3 for games played at SS for the Yankees.
PLEASE NOTE: Data only goes back thru 1901 season.
Teams and positions are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the most games at the position for that team.
First choose any team by typing the team name and choosing it from the drop-down list. Then, try to fill in all 100 squares by naming players from that team who had the achievements listed above each column in at least one of the seasons listed in the cell. Stats for each column are only for a SINGLE SEASON in the range listed in the cell, not combined seasons.
PLEASE NOTE - You may have to wait a few seconds for the cells to fill in after choosing a team.
For example, if your chosen team is the Yankees, and the cell is '2000-04' and the column is '150+ Hits' you can answer 'Derek Jeter.'
Defensive position refers to the player's primary position during that season.
Player names must be full names, not just last names otherwise the quiz is too easy.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers at the end of the quiz. For batting columns they will be players with the most hits in a season of that cell, for pitchers it will be players with the most strikeouts in a season of that cell.
First choose any team by typing the team name and choosing it from the drop-down list. Then, try to fill in all 25 squares by naming players from that team who had the achievements listed above each column in at least one of the seasons listed in the cell. Stats for each column are only for a SINGLE SEASON in the range listed in the cell, not combined seasons.
PLEASE NOTE - You may have to wait a few seconds for the cells to fill in after choosing a team.
For example, if your chosen team is the Yankees, and the cell is '2000-04' and the column is '150+ Hits' you can answer 'Derek Jeter.'
Defensive position refers to the player's primary position during that season.
Player names must be full names, not just last names otherwise the quiz is too easy.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers at the end of the quiz. For batting columns they will be players with the most hits in a season of that cell, for pitchers it will be players with the most strikeouts in a season of that cell.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 1970's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 1970's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 1980's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 1980's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 1990's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 1990's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 2000's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 2000's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 2010's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 2010's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell during the 2020's. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). Guessing the player with the highest number for that stat for that team will result in 100 points - points decrease from there based on the % of that stat compared to the player with the most.
Naming a player who appears more than once in the grid will generate the highest scoring result first - you can then rename the player if you want and the next-highest score will display, and so on.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded. Quiz may take a moment to load.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number for that stat for that team during the 2020's.
The object of this game is to fill all 25 squares in the grid by naming players who had the top 3 career highest of each stat (or lowest in the case of ERA) in the column for each team in the cell. You MUST enter full player names, last names won't cut it (makes it a bit too easy). For example, if the team is the Yankees and the stat is 'HR' - you can name 'Babe Ruth' as he is in the top 3 for all-time HR's for the Yankees.
Teams and stats are randomized each time quiz is loaded.
Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed.
hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red. Missed answers will be the player with the highest number (or lowest for ERA) for that stat for that team. Only one missed answer per cell will be shown.
Name the career leader in home runs, hits and strikeouts for each MLB team.
First choose any decade since 1900 by typing it in, i.e. '1990' for the 1990's. Then, name the team leader in each of Hits, Home Runs, RBI's, Strikeouts, Wins and Saves for each year during that decade.
First choose a team by typing it in the guess box and choosing it from the drop-down list. Then, name the season leaders in Hits, Home Runs, RBI's, Strikeouts, Wins and Saves for each team going as far back as 1900.
First type in any current MLB franchise to choose both the franchise and the season. Then, name all of the players who played in a game for that team during that season. Sorted by most games. Position shown is primary position played during that season. Players who both pitched and batted will have the one with which they did the most games be listed for them (i.e. Ohtani will be listed as a DH with the number of games he batted in, however players who were primarily pitched but would bat occasionally will be listed as pitchers). So each player will only be listed once for each team/season.
Name the teams in MLB using their nicknames or full names.
Name each MLB team based on the photo of their stadium from space. You are naming the team, not the stadium. Either the nickname or city is accepted except for cities in which there is more than one team, in which case either just nickname or full name (city + nickname) is accepted. The faster you answer, the more points you get. I have edited out any visible features which may give the answer away (such as a team logo or stadium name).
Name the current MLB franchises in order (see NAMING NOTE below) from newest to oldest year of that franchise's inception. Includes previous locations/names of that franchise. First year of franchise shown. You get a strike for entering a team out of order - 3 strikes and you're out. Teams entering MLB in the same year can be answered in any order for that year.
NAMING NOTE: You can enter either the full name or nickname to answer - just the location will not work. To enter the Reds type 'Reds.' with the period (or 'Cincinnati Reds' works) as you need to type Reds to enter Red Sox.
Name the 25 pitchers with the highest career WAR by team.
Name the 25 position players with the highest career WAR by team.
First type a team name to choose both the team and the stat from the drop-down list. Then, name the top 25 for that team for that stat. Total number of that stat and career span for that team shown. Any ties are broken by last name A-Z.
Available stats are:
Hits
Home Runs
RBI
Runs
Doubles
Triples
Stolen Bases
Batting Avg (Min 1000 PA)
Games Played
Innings Pitched
Wins
Saves
ERA (Min 500 IP)
Name the teams to play in each World Series. Name matchup by naming both teams in either order without locations, i.e. 'AstrosMets' or 'WhiteSoxPhillies'. Year and result shown.
Name the youngest player to play in a game each season for each team back to 1914. Season, age during first game they played that season, and position(s) played that game shown.