The Ultimate MLB - St. Louis Cardinals Trivia

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    In 1995, the field at Busch Stadium in St. Louis received which major makeover?

    • Dugouts Were Moved Above Ground
    • Ivy-Covered Fences Were Installed
    • Astroturf Was Installed
    • Natural Grass Was Installed
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  • 2. 

    In 1981, which Cardinals player was sent to the Padres in exchange for shortstop Ozzie Smith?

    • Luis Salazar

    • Tony Gwynn

    • Dave Roberts

    • Garry Templeton

    Correct Answer
    A. Garry Templeton
    Explanation
    Garry Templeton was the Cardinals player who was sent to the Padres in exchange for Ozzie Smith.

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  • 3. 

    Which Cardinal legend managed the team while still playing?

    • Stan Musial

    • Joe Medwick

    • Rogers Hornsby

    • Grover Cleveland Alexander

    Correct Answer
    A. Rogers Hornsby
    Explanation
    Rogers Hornsby is the correct answer because he managed the St. Louis Cardinals while still actively playing for the team. He took on the role of player-manager from 1925 to 1926 and then again in 1933. Hornsby is considered one of the greatest second basemen in baseball history and had a successful career both as a player and a manager.

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  • 4. 

    On September 7, 1993, Cardinals' slugger Mark Whiten performed which rare offensive feat?

    • Hit 5 Doubles

    • Hit For The Natural Cycle

    • Scored 7 Runs

    • Hit 4 Home Runs

    Correct Answer
    A. Hit 4 Home Runs
    Explanation
    On September 7, 1993, Cardinals' slugger Mark Whiten hit 4 home runs in a single game. This is a rare offensive feat because hitting 4 home runs in a game is not a common occurrence in baseball. It requires exceptional power and timing to hit the ball out of the park multiple times in one game. Whiten's achievement on that day showcased his exceptional hitting ability and made him a part of baseball history.

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  • 5. 

    Umpire Frank Pulli was the first ML ump to do what in a 1999 St. Louis Cardinals game?

    • Take A Vote From The Fans

    • Review A Television Replay

    • Eject Himself From The Game

    • Confer With The Commissioner

    Correct Answer
    A. Review A Television Replay
    Explanation
    In a 1999 St. Louis Cardinals game, Umpire Frank Pulli became the first Major League umpire to review a television replay. This means that he used the footage from the television broadcast to make a decision on a play that was potentially controversial or unclear. This was a significant moment in baseball history as it marked the introduction of video replay technology in the game, allowing umpires to have access to additional information to make more accurate calls.

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  • 6. 

    In 1937, Cardinals great Joe Medwick achieved which feat?

    • Drove In 200 Runs

    • Won The Triple Crown

    • Batted .400

    • Stole 200 Bases

    Correct Answer
    A. Won The Triple Crown
    Explanation
    In 1937, Cardinals great Joe Medwick won the Triple Crown. This means that he led the league in three major statistical categories: batting average, home runs, and runs batted in (RBIs). Winning the Triple Crown is a rare and impressive accomplishment, as it demonstrates exceptional skill and dominance in multiple aspects of the game. Joe Medwick's achievement in 1937 solidified his status as one of the greatest players of his time.

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  • 7. 

    Which name is not one the St. Louis Cardinals were known by?

    • St. Louis Red Stockings

    • St. Louis Browns

    • St. Louis Perfectos

    • St. Louis Brown Stockings

    Correct Answer
    A. St. Louis Red Stockings
    Explanation
    The St. Louis Red Stockings is not a name that the St. Louis Cardinals were known by. The other three options, St. Louis Browns, St. Louis Perfectos, and St. Louis Brown Stockings, are all names that the team has been known by at some point in its history.

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  • 8. 

    What was odd about Cincinnati pitcher Joe Nuxhall's 1944 MLB debut against the St. Louis Cardinals?

    • He Was 15 Years Old

    • He Was Under 5 Feet Tall

    • He Was Blind

    • He Was Deaf

    Correct Answer
    A. He Was 15 Years Old
    Explanation
    Joe Nuxhall's 1944 MLB debut against the St. Louis Cardinals was odd because he was only 15 years old. It is highly unusual for someone of that age to play in a professional baseball game, especially at such a high level. Nuxhall's young age made his debut remarkable and memorable in baseball history.

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  • 9. 

    Which Delaware native hit for the natural cycle for the Cardinals in a 9-8 loss to the Rockies in 1996?

    • Todd Zeile

    • John Mabry

    • Jose Oquendo

    • Gregg Jefferies

    Correct Answer
    A. John Mabry
    Explanation
    John Mabry, a Delaware native, hit for the natural cycle for the Cardinals in a 9-8 loss to the Rockies in 1996. A natural cycle occurs when a player hits a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game. In this particular game, Mabry achieved this feat, but unfortunately, his team still ended up losing to the Rockies.

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  • 10. 

    What former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher defeated them in their first 2007 encounter with the Cubs?

    • Josh Hancock

    • Chris Carpenter

    • Jeff Suppon

    • Jason Marquis

    Correct Answer
    A. Jason Marquis
    Explanation
    Jason Marquis is the correct answer because he was a former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher who defeated the Cubs in their first encounter in 2007.

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  • 11. 

    In 1986, a year after Vince Coleman won the NL Rookie of the Year Award, which other Cardinal won it?

    • Todd Worrell

    • Ozzie Smith

    • Jack Clark

    • Andy Van Slyke

    Correct Answer
    A. Todd Worrell
    Explanation
    Todd Worrell won the NL Rookie of the Year Award in 1986, a year after Vince Coleman. This means that he was recognized as the best rookie player in the National League in that particular year.

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  • 12. 

    Which man did not manage the St. Louis Cardinals for a portion of the 1980 season?

    • Joe Torre

    • Red Schoendienst

    • Ken Boyer

    • Whitey Herzog

    Correct Answer
    A. Joe Torre
    Explanation
    Joe Torre did not manage the St. Louis Cardinals for a portion of the 1980 season.

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  • 13. 

    Prior to President of the Cardinals organization, Robert E. Hannegan served which esteemed position?

    • Dean Of Harvard University

    • Prime Minister Of Belgium

    • Vice President Of The US

    • Postmaster General Of The US

    Correct Answer
    A. Postmaster General Of The US
    Explanation
    Robert E. Hannegan served as the Postmaster General of the US prior to becoming the President of the Cardinals organization. This position is an esteemed one within the US government, responsible for overseeing the postal service and ensuring efficient mail delivery across the country. Hannegan's experience in this role likely provided him with valuable leadership and organizational skills that he later applied in his role as President of the Cardinals organization.

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  • 14. 

    Who was the knuckleball throwing relief pitcher for the World Champion 1964 St. Louis Cardinals?

    • Barney Schultz

    • Bobby Schantz

    • Bobby Tiefenaur

    • Hoyt Wilhelm

    Correct Answer
    A. Barney Schultz
    Explanation
    Barney Schultz was the knuckleball throwing relief pitcher for the World Champion 1964 St. Louis Cardinals.

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  • 15. 

    In 1997, where did the Padres and Cardinals square off in a three-game set?

    • Hawaii

    • Dominican Republic

    • Puerto Rico

    • Tokyo

    Correct Answer
    A. Hawaii
    Explanation
    The Padres and Cardinals squared off in a three-game set in Hawaii in 1997.

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