What pitch is held like a curveball but thrown with a downward motion that causes it to appear to move sideways?
Slider
Splitter
Changeup
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What pitch is held like a curveball but thrown with a downward motion that causes it to appear to move sideways?
Slider
Splitter
Changeup
What area of the baseball field is called the Hot Corner?
Home Plate
Infield
Third Base
Ty Cobb had the highest batting average of any player in a single season.
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To which country did U.S. players first try exporting baseball as a professional sport?
Cuba
Panama
Poland
Canada
There have been more than 350 sets of brothers whove made it to the Majors.
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The first baseball cards invented were meant as collectors items for kids.
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The center of a baseball was typically made with rubber into the late 1900s.
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Second base is the most stolen base during a game of baseball.
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Players in which position were the first to wear baseball gloves?
Pitcher
Catcher
First Baseman
Third Baseman
Only two MLB players have ever won the Triple Crown honor twice.
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In what year was the term base-ball first used?
1744
1456
1835
1689
In what year was the National League founded?
1876
1976
1926
In what year was the first game of baseball played in the New World?
1838
1784
1902
1895
In what year was the catchers mask invented?
1985
1935
1875
1850
In professional baseball, players have always worn a uniform to match their teammates.
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How much does an official Major League ball weigh?
About 5 oz.
About 1 lb.
About 5 lbs.
How many umpires officiate regular season baseball games?
Six
Two
Four
How many runs does a team need to score in one inning to hang a snowman?
4
6
8
10
How many active players are allowed on an MLB teams roster during a standard game?
Nine
Eighteen
Twenty-five
Hot dogs are the most popular food served at ballparks in the U.S.
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