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Speed Trivia

Team Trail Challenge: Guess the Player

See a player's teams in order. Name him as fast as you can.

  • Speed
  • 20 players
  • Leaderboard
  • Free, no account

Score So Far

0

Best Run

0

Runs Played

0

Round 1 / 20 Guess to start scoring 0 wrong this player

Final Score

0

20/20 players guessed.

 

All-Time Leaderboard

Top scores from every completed 20-player run.

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How to play Team Trail Challenge

  1. Every round shows one player's full career path: team-colored badges in chronological order, with the years they played for each team underneath. No name or photo is shown.
  2. Type who it is and hit Guess. Points are based on speed and accuracy: guessing correctly within about a second scores close to the full 1,000 points, and the reward shrinks the longer you take and the more wrong guesses you rack up on that player (there's always a small guaranteed floor for a correct answer, even a slow one).
  3. Wrong guesses don't end your run - keep guessing until you get it or hit "Reveal Answer" to skip (skipping scores 0 for that player).
  4. A full run is 20 players. Your final score is the sum of all 20 rounds - try to beat your best run and climb the leaderboard.
  5. Small typos are forgiven and last names alone are accepted.

About the Team Trail Challenge

Every round of the Team Trail Challenge shows one career as a row of team badges, in the order the player wore those uniforms, with the years underneath. No name, no photo. Type who it is: the faster and cleaner your answer, the more points you bank, up to 1,000 per player.

Journeymen are the hardest. A one-club legend is easy, but a reliever who played for eight teams across fifteen seasons is a real test of baseball memory.

Frequently asked questions

How is the Team Trail scored?

A correct answer within about a second scores close to 1,000 points. The reward drops the longer you take and the more wrong guesses you make, with a small guaranteed minimum for every correct answer. Skipping a player scores 0.

Are last names enough?

Yes. Last names alone are accepted and small typos are forgiven.

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