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The 'MLB All-Star Game MVPs' quiz

Created on July 16, 2025 | Total tries: 14362 | Average Score: 35.5 out of 64 (55%) | Quiz FAQ

One night after the celebration of power that is the Home Run Derby took place, a mini-derby broke out at the end of the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. With the game tied at six after the ninth inning, fans at Truist Park in Atlanta got to see the “swing-off” tiebreaker in action for the first time. Fortunately for the National League, Kyle Schwarber plays for the Philadelphia Phillies.

Schwarber didn’t start the game and went 0-for-2 in his actual at-bats. But he drilled three home runs in three tries in the “swing-off,” to deliver the National League the win and earn his first All-Star Game MVP award.

“One good batting practice wins you a trophy these days,” Schwarber joked after his hitless MVP performance.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Schwarber became just the second player in Phillies history to be named MVP of the Midsummer Classic and the first since 1964. With that being said, can you name every All-Star Game MVP in six minutes or less?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Primary position | Instructions: Two games were held in 1962. Co-awards were given in 1975. No award was given in 2002 as the game ended in a tie. The 2020 game was canceled due to COVID-19. | Created on July 16, 2025 | Total tries: 14362 | Average Score: 35.5 out of 64 (55%) | Quiz FAQ

SCORE:
0/64

TIME:
6:00

2025 / PHI / DH

2024 / BOS / CF

2023 / COL / C

2022 / NYY / OF

2021 / TOR / 1B

2019 / CLE / SP

2018 / HOU / 3B

2017 / SEA / 2B

2016 / KC / 1B

2015 / LAA / OF

2014 / LAA / OF

2013 / NYY / RP

2012 / SF / OF

2011 / MIL / 1B

2010 / ATL / C

2009 / TB / OF

2008 / BOS / OF

2007 / SEA / OF

2006 / TEX / SS

2005 / BAL / SS

2004 / TEX / OF

2003 / ANA / OF

2001 / BAL / SS

2000 / NYY / SS

1999 / BOS / SP

1998 / BAL / 2B

1997 / CLE / C

1996 / LAD / C

1995 / FLA / OF

1994 / ATL / 1B

1993 / MIN / OF

1992 / SEA / OF

1991 / BAL / SS

1990 / TEX / 2B

1989 / KC / OF

1988 / OAK / C

1987 / MON / OF

1986 / BOS / SP

1985 / SD / RP

1984 / MON / C

1983 / CAL / OF

1982 / CIN / SS

1981 / MON / C

1980 / CIN / OF

1979 / PIT / OF

1978 / LAD / 1B

1977 / LAD / SP

1976 / CIN / OF

1975 / NYM / SP

1975 / CHC / 3B

1974 / LAD / 1B

1973 / SF / OF

1972 / CIN / 2B

1971 / BAL / OF

1970 / BOS / OF

1969 / SF / 1B

1968 / SF / OF

1967 / CIN / 3B

1966 / BAL / 3B

1965 / SF / SP

1964 / PHI / OF

1963 / SF / OF

1962 / LAA / OF

1962 / LAD / SS

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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