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Major League Baseball True False
Can you guess whether these statements about MLB baseball are true or false?
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Last updated: September 26, 2022
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| First submitted | September 26, 2022 |
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| Average score | 80.0% |
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1. Every team that has won the so-called "World Series" has been from the United States
The Toronto Blue Jays won in 1992 and 1993
True
False
2. Rickey Henderson once stole more than 300 bases in a single season
His most in one season is 130, a Major League record
True
False
3. Spitballs were legal in the early 1900s
They were outlawed in 1920 but existing spitballers were grandfathered in
True
False
4. Willie Mays played mostly shortstop
He was a center fielder
True
False
5. Ozzie Smith was a power hitter
He only hit 28 home runs in his entire career
True
False
6. The catcher and the pitcher are collectively known as "the battery"
True
False
7. No player has been a manager and a player at the same time since WWII
There have been a handful, most recently Pete Rose from 1984–1986
True
False
8. Barry Bonds holds the single season and career home run records
True
False
9. If a ball bounces over the outfield fence, it counts as a home run
It is an automatic double
True
False
10. New York City once had three Major League teams at the same time
Before 1958, the Yankees, Dodgers, and Giants all played in New York
True
False
11. Portland, Oregon has never had a Major League team
True
False
12. More current Major League players were born in the Dominican Republic than any other country except the U.S.
True
False
13. No player has ever hit a home run that has completely left the stadium
It happens relatively frequently in some places. In San Francisco kayakers can fish a home run ball out of the waters of McCovey cove.
True
False
14. Ted Williams NEVER won a World Series title
He played on the Red Sox, after all
True
False
15. There's no rule prohibiting metal bats - wooden bats are simply considered superior for the hitter
Metal bats are much better for hitters
True
False
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Even 130 is freaking preposterous, there's no way 300 could ever happen.