Mountaineer Baseball Association

Trivia

1. How many double stitches are there on a baseball?

2. How "tall" is the shortest major league baseball player?

3. Where was the first baseball stadium built?

4. What is the length of the longest winning streak in Major League history?

5. What is the length of the longest regular season losing streak in Major League history?

6. What is the record for most combined runs scored in a Major League game?

7. What is the record for most runs by one team in a Major League game?

8. What pitcher holds the Major League record for strikeouts in a career?

9. Who used the heaviest bat in Major League history?

10. Where is the National Baseball Hall of Fame located?

11. When was the first World Series played?

12. Who holds the Major League record for most hits in a career?

13. Who is the tallest player in Major League history?

14. What is the shortest 9 inning game in Major League baseball history, in time?

15. In number of innings played, what is the longest game in Major League history?

16. In Major League history, what baseball field had the largest distance between home plate and center field?

17. Has there ever been a World Series MVP from a losing team?

18. What year was the first official game of baseball played?

19. What Major League team plays in Wrigley Field?

20. What team has the record for most home runs in a Major League game?

21. Which one of these players never played Major League baseball?

22. Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway was drafted by what Major League organization?

23. Who was the first Major League pitcher to have a pitch recorded at more than 100 MPH?

24. Who was the first Major League player to have his number retired?

25. What was Ted Williams’ nickname?

 

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On Sunday, June 7, 2020, the Mountaineer Baseball Association voted to cancel the 2020 season, citing safety concerns for the children due to COVID-19.  We are looking forward to PLAY BALL in 2021.