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Who Slipped Me a Mickey? Trivia Quiz

A quiz about some famous Mickeys in baseball. I hope that you have fun! :-)

A multiple-choice quiz by Nightmare. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Nightmare

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
214,522

Updated
Jul 23 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
833

Awards
Top 20% Quiz

Question 1 of 10

1. I was a one-team Mickey. Winning three season MVPs and a Triple Crown, I was the first switch hitter to win that Triple Crown. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Mantle

Mickey Tettleton

Mickey Cochrane

Mickey Rivers

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Question 2 of 10

2. I played for 16 seasons, mostly in the American League where I made my name. Although I threw a 25-14 season in 1971, I was the runner-up to the Cy Young. I went to the World Series with the Tigers in 1968 and won three games myself. Who am I? Hint

Mickey McGwire

Mickey Stanley

Mickey Scott

Mickey Lolich

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Question 3 of 10

3. I was a catcher for the Athletics and Tigers from 1925-1937. I caught for some greats such as Rube Walberg, Lefty Grove, and Schoolboy Rowe. My bat was no slouch as I won the 1928 and 1934 American League MVP. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Cochrane

Mickey Haefner

Mickey Corcoran

Mickey Welch

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Question 4 of 10

4. I was a second baseman and played from 1990-2000. I played mostly with the Phillies, but also the Cubs and Blue Jays. My only all-star season was in 1995. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Klutts

Mickey Mantle

Mickey Morandini

Mickey Livingston

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Question 5 of 10

5. From 1970-1984, I played for the Angels, Yankees, and Rangers. In my first season with the Yankees in 1976, I finished third in the MVP voting. Who was I that you saw in the outfield? Hint

Mickey Rivers

Mickey Vernon

Mickey Tettleton

Mickey Brantley

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Question 6 of 10

6. I played my entire 15-season career in the Detroit outfield from 1964-1978. I won four Gold Gloves, and was there to take my World Series ring in 1968. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Lolich

Mickey Rivers

Mickey Stanley

Mickey Weston

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Question 7 of 10

7. Of the four Mickeys listed, who was inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame first? Hint

Mickey Mantle

Mickey Cochrane

Mickey Welch

Mickey Harrington

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Question 8 of 10

8. I played many positions during my career with the Dodgers and Twins over 12 seasons. All outfield postions, third base, first base, DH, and even pitched in one game in 1989. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Scott

Mickey Hatcher

Mickey McDermott

Mickey Mantle

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Question 9 of 10

9. From 1984-1997, I supplied my catching services to the Athletics, Orioles, Tigers, and Rangers. I was also a DH for those teams. 1993 was my best with hitting 32 home runs with 128 hits for the Tigers. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Cochrane

Mickey Owen

Mickey Langston

Mickey Tettleton

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Question 10 of 10

10. I played for 20 seasons from 1939-1960, mainly for the Senators. I was a seven-time all-star, won two batting titles, and finished third in the AL MVP voting in 1953. After retiring in 1960, I tried my hand at managing the Senators for three seasons, but never finished better than ninth. Who am I? Hint

Mickey Rivers

Mickey Grasso

Mickey Harris

Mickey Vernon

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. I was a one-team Mickey. Winning three season MVPs and a Triple Crown, I was the first switch hitter to win that Triple Crown. Who am I?

Answer: Mickey Mantle

Mantle was an 18-season New York Yankee. His 52 home runs in 1956 helped him win his first AL MVP award along with the Triple Crown. His familiar #7 pinstriped jersey saw him win the MVP in 1957 and 1962 also. The 16-time all-star went to 12 World Series with the Yankees.

Answer: Mickey Lolich

Lolich's 17-9 1968 season was overshadowed by teammate Denny McLain's 31-6 season. Mickey got even by taking the limelight in the World Series. Lolich was the runner-up in the Cy Young to Vida Blue of the Athletics in 1971.

Answer: Mickey Cochrane

Cochrane went to five World Series, and hit two home runs in the 1930 series win against the Cardinals.

4. I was a second baseman and played from 1990-2000. I played mostly with the Phillies, but also the Cubs and Blue Jays. My only all-star season was in 1995. Who am I?

Answer: Mickey Morandini

Morandini never led the league in anything, but he was a consistent player. He helped the Phillies to the 1993 World Series against the Blue Jays, but lost in the effort, four games to two. He had one single in the series.

5. From 1970-1984, I played for the Angels, Yankees, and Rangers. In my first season with the Yankees in 1976, I finished third in the MVP voting. Who was I that you saw in the outfield?

Answer: Mickey Rivers

Rivers' 1975 Yankee trade brought Bobby Bonds to the Angels. Mickey went to three World Series, all with the Yankees, and won two. He went to the Rangers in 1979. He retired as a Ranger in 1984, after serving duty as a designated hitter.

6. I played my entire 15-season career in the Detroit outfield from 1964-1978. I won four Gold Gloves, and was there to take my World Series ring in 1968. Who am I?

Answer: Mickey Stanley

Stanley spent 11 of his seasons beside the great Al Kaline in the Tiger outfield. He won four Gold Gloves at his position.

7. Of the four Mickeys listed, who was inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame first?

Answer: Mickey Cochrane

Cochrane played for the Athletics and Tigers from 1925-1937. He was inducted into the hall in 1947. Cochrane also managed the Tigers to two World Series. Welch was inducted next into the hall in 1973. He played in the National League for the Troy Trojans and New York Giants from 1880-1892. Mantle was next in 1974 after an illustrious career with the Yankees. Harrington played in only one game in 1963 as a Phillie, and never had an at-bat.

8. I played many positions during my career with the Dodgers and Twins over 12 seasons. All outfield postions, third base, first base, DH, and even pitched in one game in 1989. Who am I?

Answer: Mickey Hatcher

Hatcher was a versatile player used at many positions. This is what made him a valuable asset to the Dodgers and Twins. He retired in 1990.

Answer: Mickey Tettleton

Tettleton hit 245 home runs over his 14 seasons. He was a 1989 and 1994 all-star, but never went to a World Series.

Answer: Mickey Vernon

In 1953, Vernon finished behind Al Rosen and Yogi Berra for the MVP award with his .337 average and 205 hits. Mickey was a first baseman throughout most of his career. He missed the 1944 and 1945 season to WWII.

Source: Author Nightmare

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