Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

 

Easy, all the answers are the Miami Dolphins.

Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

 

1. braves

 

2. san francisco, san diego, arizona, oakland, florida, atlanta, houston, milwaukee, minnesota, kansas city, cincinnati, cleveland, detroit, toronto, baltimore, pittsburgh, monteral (i think that's all of them).

 

3. boston red sox

Google helps a lot, eh?

Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

 

Easy, all the answers are the Miami Dolphins.

 

 

Unless you're black, and then all the answers are Martin Luther King, to quote Chris Rock.

Google helps a lot, eh?

 

didn't use google at all. 100% me.

Google helps a lot, eh?

 

didn't use google at all. 100% me.

 

That's impossible....you're a woman.

Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

 

1. braves

 

2. san francisco, san diego, arizona, oakland, florida, atlanta, houston, milwaukee, minnesota, kansas city, cincinnati, cleveland, detroit, toronto, baltimore, pittsburgh, monteral (i think that's all of them).

 

3. boston red sox

 

You're out

Who doesn't love baseball trivia? I'll start.

 

TSwift can't say the answers because I already told him.

 

1) Only team to win a championship in three separate cities? (Easy)

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

3) Name the city (or cities) to win a championship (league title) in the National Association, National League, American Association, Players League and American League.

 

1. braves

 

2. san francisco, san diego, arizona, oakland, florida, atlanta, houston, milwaukee, minnesota, kansas city, cincinnati, cleveland, detroit, toronto, baltimore, pittsburgh, monteral (i think that's all of them).

 

3. boston red sox

 

WRONG

 

Let me clarify the second question...

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title in two or more leagues. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

Google helps a lot, eh?

 

didn't use google at all. 100% me.

 

Does it feel good to lie on the Internets?

Nobody?

 

Damn.

 

MB.com gets an F for participation.

1) The A's? (Philadelphia, Kansas City, Oakland)

easy one: who was the last player to win rookie of the year and mvp in the same year?

easy one: who was the last player to win rookie of the year and mvp in the same year?

Ichiro.

Nobody?

 

Damn.

 

MB.com gets an F for participation.

 

Don't give me that, you know I got partial credit, lol

1) The A's? (Philadelphia, Kansas City, Oakland)

They never won it in KC - they were crappy teams. The Braves is the answer [Atlanta, Milwaukee, Boston].

Because it is annoying me, I looked it up.

 

The Braves did win it in three different cities.

 

1914 (Boston Braves)

1947 (Milwuakee Braves)

1995 (Atlanta Braves)

 

Edit: Yeah, so why is she wrong? Something we are missing?

I'm going to switch my answer of the A's down to #3.

 

There were only a few teams that exist now that were part of the National Assocation. Boston I know was and if that isn't it I know the A's were too.

She got the second question wrong. Mostly because I worded it incorrectly.

 

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title in two or more leagues. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

 

Question three is partially correct.

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

I don't understand the question. Cincinnati, KC, and Toronto have never had two baseball teams at once and won a league title. Does that count? Or are you asking something different?

I'll take Confusion for 1,000 Alex.

2) Name the cities that never had two baseball teams at once, to win a league title. NY, CHI, STL, PHI, etc don't count.

I don't understand the question. Cincinnati, KC, and Toronto have never had two baseball teams at once and won a league title. Does that count? Or are you asking something different?

 

See my post above. I fixed the question.

The way to word the question would be:

 

name the cities that never had concurrent franchises yet have won titles in both leagues.

St Louis Cardinals, for example?

St Louis Cardinals, for example?

 

No, because the Browns and Cards played in the same city.