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MLB Quiz

A quiz on Major League Baseball, its players, teams, and events!
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Last updated: May 2, 2025
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First submittedMay 2, 2025
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Who is the last player to lead either league in doubles in consecutive seasons?
Garret Anderson
The record for most career games with 7 or more RBIs is 9. Who holds it?
Lou Gehrig
Who was the last player before Jose Altuve to hit 5 home runs in the span of 2 games?
Kyle Schwarber
Who is the Twins' all-time franchise leader in grand slams?
Harmon Killebrew
Who is the oldest player in AL/NL history with four or more hits in a game?
Pete Rose
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Who holds the record for most career doubles?
Tris Speaker
Who holds the Braves' single-season stolen base record in the Modern Era (since 1901)?
Otis Nixon
Who is the only Cubs pitcher to win the National League Rookie of the Year Award?
Kerry Wood
Who was the last Dodgers player with 200 or more hits in a season?
Adrián Beltré
Which pitcher has the most games of 10+ strikeouts in 2023?
Spencer Strider
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