This board helps players review Real Pro Baseball Fans Pt 2 through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Lineup Legends, Managers & Strategy, Rules & Oddities, Record Book, Cult Heroes. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
- Classroom review
- Test prep
- Team trivia
- Group play
- Family game night
A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
This hitter finished his career with 755 home runs before the record was broken.
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Hank Aaron
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This manager led the Yankees during much of their late-1990s dynasty.
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Joe Torre
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This rule allows a batter to advance after strike three if first base is open or there are two outs.
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Dropped third strike
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This player holds the career hits record.
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Pete Rose
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This Mets pitcher was nicknamed Big Sexy.
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Bartolo Colon
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Board content
Lineup Legends
- $100 — This hitter finished his career with 755 home runs before the record was broken.
- Hank Aaron
- $200 — This Cardinals legend is famous for the phrase 'The Man'.
- Stan Musial
- $300 — This Red Sox outfielder was the last MLB player to hit .400 in a season.
- Ted Williams
- $400 — This switch-hitting Yankees center fielder won three MVP awards in the 1950s.
- Mickey Mantle
- $500 — This Negro Leagues and MLB legend was nicknamed Buck and later became a major baseball ambassador.
- Buck O'Neil
Managers & Strategy
- $100 — This manager led the Yankees during much of their late-1990s dynasty.
- Joe Torre
- $200 — This manager led Oakland's Bash Brothers era and later St. Louis to multiple pennants.
- Tony La Russa
- $300 — This Dodgers manager had a famous mustache and managed the team for more than two decades.
- Tommy Lasorda
- $400 — This Orioles manager was known for emphasizing fundamentals and the Oriole Way.
- Earl Weaver
- $500 — This manager led the 1954 Giants and became famous for using platoons.
- Leo Durocher
Rules & Oddities
- $100 — This rule allows a batter to advance after strike three if first base is open or there are two outs.
- Dropped third strike
- $200 — This automatic out can be called to prevent infielders from intentionally dropping a pop-up with runners on.
- Infield fly rule
- $300 — This runner begins extra innings at second base in regular-season games under the modern tiebreaker rule.
- Ghost runner
- $400 — This rare scoring play involves a batter striking out but a run scoring without the ball being put in play.
- Strikeout passed ball
- $500 — This 1979 rule banned a pitch after it was associated with Gaylord Perry.
- Spitball
Record Book
- $100 — This player holds the career hits record.
- Pete Rose
- $200 — This pitcher holds the modern career strikeout record.
- Nolan Ryan
- $300 — This leadoff legend holds the career stolen base record.
- Rickey Henderson
- $400 — This pitcher threw seven career no-hitters.
- Nolan Ryan
- $500 — This catcher caught four no-hitters, including two perfect games, for the Phillies.
- Carlos Ruiz
Cult Heroes
- $100 — This Mets pitcher was nicknamed Big Sexy.
- Bartolo Colon
- $200 — This Giants third baseman was nicknamed Panda.
- Pablo Sandoval
- $300 — This Red Sox utility player was nicknamed Brock Star.
- Brock Holt
- $400 — This journeyman outfielder became famous for throwing out runners and was nicknamed The Flyin' Hawaiian.
- Shane Victorino
- $500 — This mustached closer was nicknamed The Mad Hungarian.
- Al Hrabosky
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