Baseball Basics
Hall of Famers
World Series Winners
Name That Team
Numbers in Baseball
100
The player who stands behind home plate is called this.
Catcher
100
This African American player broke the MLB color barrier in 1947.
Jackie Robinson
100
This team has the most World Series championships.
New York Yankees
100
This team plays home games at Fenway Park.
Boston Red Sox
100
This is the number of players on the field for one team.
Nine (9)
200
A game typically lasts this many innings.
Nine (9)
200
Name this legendary Washington National:
Ryan Zimmerman
200
This American League team won the 2023 World Series.
Texas Rangers
200
This team is based in Houston.
Houston Astros
200
Minimum number of pitches to strike somebody out.
Three (3)
300
This is the term for when a batter reaches base because the pitcher threw four balls.
Walk
300
This Yankee outfielder, considered one of the greatest baseball players ever, was known as "The Sultan of Swat" and "The Great Bambino."
Babe Ruth
300
The 2016 World Series was won by this team, ending a 108-year drought.
Chicago Cubs
300
This Canadian team plays in the American League East.
Toronto Blue Jays
300
A batting average of .250 means a player gets a hit what percent of the time?
1/4 or 25%
400
The area where pitchers warm up is called this.
The Bullpen
400
This shortstop spent his entire career with the Orioles and played in 2,632 straight games.
Cal Ripken Jr.
400
The 2004 World Series was won by this team that had not won a championship since 1918.
Boston Red Sox
400
This team was originally based in Brooklyn before moving to Los Angeles in the 1950s.
Los Angeles Dodgers
400
This number is retired across all MLB teams in honor of Jackie Robinson.
42
500
A "grand slam" means this many runs score on one hit.
Four (4)
500
He holds the record for most career home runs with 762.
Barry Bonds
500
This team won three World Series titles in the 2010s (2010, 2012, 2014).
San Francisco Giants
500
This team's mascot is named Blooper and is very popular on social media.
Atlanta Braves
500
A team needs this many runs to win by a “walk-off” in the bottom of the 9th.
One (1)