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Posted Friday, August 13, 2021 | 37 Comments
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Rick
Rick
3 years ago

8/10 my guessing game was working today !

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Sherry Ware
Sherry Ware
3 years ago

3/10 and 2 of those were guesses. The only thing I did know was that cricket is like baseball. Playing softball as a kid didn’t help me with baseball trivia.

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Steven
Steven
3 years ago

7/10 Pretty good for someone who doesn’t follow baseball anymore. I quit watching years ago, after the strike.

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mary moore
mary moore
3 years ago

9/10 – not bad for a casual fan! Loved the Field of Dreams game last night, it was magic! I didn’t really care who won..just really enjoyed the experience

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Rich D
Rich D
3 years ago

9/10 – Home Runs: Pete Alonzo 94; Mike Piazza 427; Mark McGwire 583; Alex Rodriguez 696. Both McGwire and A-Rod hit 487+ home runs.

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Barb
Barb
3 years ago

6/10

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Freda .
Freda .
3 years ago

8/10** Seems to be my lucky number…Wish me a happy Friday 13th birthday.

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Loretta
Loretta
3 years ago

5 out of 10 – surprised I had that man.

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Lana
Lana
3 years ago

Amazed I got half correct.

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Judith Dunn
Judith Dunn
3 years ago

9/10 Guessed wrong on homeruns

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Becca
Becca
3 years ago

only 50% today, stars!

So I though I’d brush up- for sure I’d failed at more if this was tested!
Although much is unclear, as one would expect of children’s games of long ago, this much is known: by the mid-18th century a game had appeared in the south of England which involved striking a pitched ball and then running a circuit of bases. “Base ball” was at least one name for this proto-baseball, although there may have been others. English colonists took this game to America with their other pastimes, and in the early 1800s variants were being played on both sides of the ocean under many appellations. However, the game was very significantly altered by amateur men’s ball clubs in and around New York City in the middle of the 19th century, and it was this heavily revised sport that became modern baseball.

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Cynthia
Cynthia
3 years ago

3/10 Members of my family are fans. I am not – just occasionally watch games. I knew the first two questions – probably because I’m old. The 3rd one was a guess. Baseball is so America. I like it for this reason even tho I’m not a fan.

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Barbara Ann turner
Barbara Ann turner
3 years ago

HOT DIGGIDY! I score 10/10 – YEE HAW! Baseball is my most favorite game, Atlanta Braves being my favorite team.

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Jim Shedd
Jim Shedd
3 years ago

I obviously don’t know much about baseball (never have been a sports fan. I answered on 4/10 correctly.

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Kate
Kate
3 years ago

Well, I got 6/10. I think is pretty good since I have not watched a baseball game in years.

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Lilly
Lilly
3 years ago

4 out of ten Never watch baseball.

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T. Anderson
T. Anderson
3 years ago

4/10, but then I could care less about baseball.

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Gail Berry
Gail Berry
3 years ago

4/10 Same sentiments as previous posts.

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nje
nje
3 years ago

My score isn’t even worth mentioning! But I would like to see the repeat of the Field of Dreams game!

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Sammy
Sammy
3 years ago

Haven’t been interested in baseball since the first strike in 1972 – adults getting paid millions to play a kids game when the avg salary was $6,500

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Slymet
Slymet
3 years ago

I got six out of 10. Not bad for someone who doesn’t watch baseball.

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k9lawman
k9lawman
3 years ago

You got 8 out of 10!

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Rick
Rick
3 years ago

Twenty years ago I would have aced this. I don’t give a rip about any pro sports now, and I don’t miss it one bit. College sports are on their way off my list, too!

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walt
walt
3 years ago

8 correct, and I haven’t watched baseball in years other than my college team. 30 players hit at least 487 home runs, no one stopped there.

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Dan
Dan
3 years ago

6 correct. And I dont give a rip about MLB!

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Tim
Tim
3 years ago

Question 10 is a stupid question! Currently, NO player has hit exactly 487 homeruns. And the answer of Mark McGwire is wrong. He hit 583 homeruns in his career, according to MLB records.

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ROBERT
ROBERT
3 years ago

8 of 10. I had visions of finally acing one of these, but blew it at the end missing #8 and #10. By the way, badmitton? I believe there’s an N in there, someplace, ie. badminton. Doesn’t AMAC even have spelcheck?

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Larry
Larry
2 years ago

How did I get 11 out of 10?

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