16 MLB trivia questions about the 1970s.
Which team wore the rainbow Tequila Sunrise jerseys?
Houston Astros (1975)
They debuted in 1975.
How many career home runs did Hank Aaron hit?
755 (1976)
He held the record for 33 years.
The Seattle Pilots moved after one season to become which team?
Milwaukee Brewers (1970)
The 1969 Pilots were made famous by Jim Bouton's book Ball Four.
Dave Winfield was drafted by teams in how many different pro leagues?
4 (1973)
The Padres, the NBA's Hawks, the ABA's Utah Stars and the NFL's Vikings all picked him.
Dave Winfield was born in which city?
St. Paul (1973)
He starred in baseball and basketball at the University of Minnesota.
Ten Cent Beer Night in 1974 ended in a forfeit for which home team?
Cleveland Indians (1974)
The visiting Rangers were awarded the win.
Who am I? I started with the Milwaukee Braves. I hit number 715 in Atlanta in 1974. I finished my career with the Brewers.
Hank Aaron (1974)
He finished with 755 homers and 2,297 RBIs.
How many career home runs did Harmon Killebrew hit?
573 (1975)
Killebrew led the AL in homers six times for the Senators and Twins.
Carlton Fisk waved his Game 6 homer fair in 1975 against which team?
Cincinnati Reds (1975)
The Reds won Game 7.
What number did Harmon Killebrew wear?
3 (1975)
It was the first number the Twins retired.
The Big Red Machine played for which team?
Cincinnati Reds (1975)
Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan starred.
Which Tigers pitcher, nicknamed The Bird, talked to the baseball?
Mark Fidrych (1976)
He started the 1976 All-Star Game as a rookie.
Rod Carew won the 1977 AL MVP hitting what?
.388 (1977)
Carew won seven batting titles with the Twins.
Disco Demolition Night in 1979 happened at which team's ballpark?
Chicago White Sox (1979)
The White Sox had to forfeit the second game of the doubleheader.
The second Washington Senators moved in 1972 to become which team?
Texas Rangers (1972)
Washington went 33 seasons without baseball until 2005.
Hank Aaron hit home run 715 while playing for which team?
Atlanta Braves (1974)
The Braves had moved from Milwaukee in 1966. Aaron finished his career with the Brewers.