Cleveland Guardians Trivia

Can you guess these facts about the Cleveland Guardians?

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Name of the team before 2021	Cleveland Indians
1989 movie about the team starring Charlie Sheen and Wesley Snipes	Major League
Original name of the Guardians stadium when it opened in 1994	Jacobs Field
Team leader in career home runs	Jim Thome
Sluggish slugger who had 165 RBIs in 1999 – the most of any player in the Major Leagues since 1938	Manny Ramirez
Shortstop who won 8 Gold Glove awards between 1994–2004	Omar Vizquel
The first player in team history to hit 50 home runs in a season (1995)	Albert Belle
Negro League star pitcher who, at 42 years of age, was the oldest rookie in Major League history	Satchel Paige
Player who was traded to the Tigers in 1960, causing the team to be cursed since	Rocky Colavito
Former team logo considered offensive by many	Chief Wahoo
Second basemen who was so good they actually named the team for him from 1903–1914	Nap Lajoie
Flamethrowing pitcher known as "Rapid Robert" and "Bullet Bob"	Bob Feller
Player who hit 34 home runs in 2016 and who shares his first and last name with a Mexican guitarist	Carlos Santana
Last name of former players Roberto and Sandy	Alomar
What you could buy at Cleveland Stadium for just 10 cents on the infamous night of June 4, 1974	Beer
Speedster who stole 452 bases between 1992–2007	Kenny Lofton
Current pitcher who shares his last name with a Canadian pop singer	Shane Bieber
1972 Cy Young winner famous for throwing spitballs	Gaylord Perry

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Level 67

Sep 30, 2025

FYI, the guardians traded Beiber to Toronto at the trade deadline

Level 66

Sep 30, 2025

current pitcher no more...

Level 68

Sep 30, 2025

Bieber pitches for the Blue Jays now. Swap him out for a question about Larry Doby, the first player to break the color barrier in the AL. Doby debuted with the Indians in July 1947, only three months after Jackie Robinson debuted with the Dodgers. He endured all the same racism and hatred that Robinson did (and the two talked often to support each other), and Doby was a seven-time all-star and is in the Hall of Fame, but he has been largely lost to history because he was the second man to cross the color barrier, rather than first. Further kudos to the Indians for embracing the fall of the color barrier before anyone but the Dodgers did. By the next season (1948), they had added Satchel Paige, probably the best Negro League pitcher ever, and they won the World Series. (They also invited Minnie Minoso, who later became the first Black White Sox player, to training camp, but Minoso did not make the team.)