A) Brooks Robinson
B) Scott Rolen
C) Nolan Arenado
D) Mike Schmidt

A) 10
B) 16
C) 8
D) 6

A) Matt Chapman
B) Adrián Beltré
C) Nolan Arenado
D) Manny Machado

A) 6
B) 10
C) 5
D) 8

A) Ron Santo
B) Eric Chavez
C) Gary Gaetti
D) David Wright

A) 5
B) 3
C) 4
D) 2

A) Graig Nettles
B) Harlond Clift
C) Brooks Robinson
D) Mike Schmidt

A) New York Yankees
B) Baltimore Orioles
C) Cleveland Indians
D) Philadelphia Phillies

A) Jimmy Williams
B) Denny Lyons
C) Willie Kamm
D) Jimmy Collins

A) 255
B) 233
C) 243
D) 251

A) Chicago White Sox
B) Philadelphia Athletics
C) Boston Beaneaters
D) Pittsburgh Pirates

A) Brandon Inge
B) Doug DeCinces
C) Buddy Bell
D) Mike Schmidt

A) 6
B) 5
C) 3
D) 4

A) The base path
B) The diamond corner
C) The short field
D) The hot corner

A) 30–60 ft
B) 60–90 ft
C) 120–150 ft
D) 90–120 ft

A) Because of the high heat of the sun in that area
B) Because it is close to the batter and sees hard-hit balls
C) Because the grass is harder to maintain there
D) Because it is the most popular place for fans

A) 150 miles per hour
B) 120 miles per hour
C) 100 miles per hour
D) 90 miles per hour

A) Switch-handed
B) Left-handed
C) Right-handed
D) Ambidextrous

A) Mike Squires
B) Eddie Mathews
C) Mike Schmidt
D) Ron Santo

A) The live-ball era
B) The expansion era
C) The modern digital era
D) The dead-ball era

A) High average or substantial power
B) Working walks exclusively
C) Sacrifice bunting
D) Stealing bases primarily

A) Outfield
B) Shortstop
C) Catcher
D) None

A) Eddie Mathews
B) Mike Schmidt
C) Pie Traynor
D) Brooks Robinson

A) Grounders only
B) Pitchers' throws only
C) Fly balls in fair and foul territory
D) Passed balls only

A) The 1920s
B) The 1980s
C) The 1930s
D) The 1950s

A) Ty Cobb
B) Jackie Robinson
C) Babe Ruth
D) Adrián Beltré

A) They do not need to turn their body to throw to first
B) They are faster at running
C) They have better hand-eye coordination
D) They have better balance

A) Joe McCarthy
B) Tony La Russa
C) Bobby Cox
D) Casey Stengel

A) THB
B) 3B
C) TB
D) 3D