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The 'World Series MVPs' quiz

Created on July 31, 2026 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 73 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

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Happy 37th birthday to four-time All-Star, three-time World Series champion and 2014 World Series MVP, Madison Bumgarner!

Drafted 10th-overall by the San Francisco Giants in the 2007 MLB Draft, the Hickory, North Carolina native made his MLB debut with 5 1/3 innings of two-run ball with four strikeouts against the San Diego Padres in 2009.

In 2010 he earned himself a regular spot in the starting rotation, going 7-6 with a 3.00 ERA in 18 starts in 2010. He contributed to his first World Series ring that season, pitching eight scoreless innings in Game 5 against the Texas Rangers to bring them within a win of their World Series title since moving to San Francisco.

He’d earn himself a reputation as one of the most feared big-game pitchers over his time in the Bay Area. His most famous performance came in 2014, when he gave the Giants five innings in Game 7 just three days after pitching a complete game shutout in Game 5 of the World Series. His final line from that Fall Classic was absurd, allowing just a single run in 21 total innings to claim World Series MVP honors.

Bumgarner spent 15 seasons in MLB, spending four seasons in Arizona from 2020-23 before retiring. He finished his career with a 134-124 record in 355 starts, racking up 2,070 strikeouts with a 3.47 ERA.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many World Series MVPs can you name in eight minutes?

Good luck!

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2025 / LAD / SP / #18

2024 / LAD / 1B / #5

2023 / TEX / SS / #5

2022 / HOU / SS / #3

2021 / ATL / OF / #12

2020 / LAD / SS / #5

2019 / WAS / SP / #37

2018 / BOS / 1B / #25

2017 / HOU / OF / #4

2016 / CHC / OF / #18

2015 / KC / C / #13

2014 / SF / SP / #40

2013 / BOS / DH / #34

2012 / SF / 3B / #48

2011 / STL / 3B / #23

2010 / SF / SS / #16

2009 / NYY / OF / #55

2008 / PHI / SP / #35

2007 / BOS / 3B / #25

2006 / STL / SS / #22

2005 / CHW / OF / #23

2004 / BOS / OF / #24

2003 / FLA / SP / #21

2002 / LAA / 3B / #25

2001* / ARZ / SP / #38

2001* / ARZ / SP / #51

2000 / NYY / SS / #2

1999 / NYY / RP / #42

1998 / NYY / 3B / #18

1997 / FLA / SP / #61

1996 / NYY / RP / #35

1995 / ATL / SP / #47

1993 / TOR / DH / #19

1992 / TOR / C / #10

1991 / MIN / SP / #47

1990 / CIN / SP / #27

1989 / OAK / SP / #34

1988 / LAD / SP / #55

1987 / MIN / SP / #16

1986 / NYM / 3B / #22

1985 / KC / SP / #31

1984 / DET / SS / #3

1983 / BAL / C / #24

1982 / STL / C / #15

1981* / LAD / C / #7

1981* / LAD / OF / #28

1981* / LAD / 3B / #10

1980 / PHI / 3B / #20

1979 / PIT / 1B / #8

1978 / NYY / SS / #20

1977 / NYY / OF / #44

1976 / CIN / C / #5

1975 / CIN / 3B / #14

1974 / OAK / RP / #34

1973 / OAK / OF / #9

1972 / OAK / C / #38

1971 / PIT / OF / #21

1970 / BAL / 3B / #5

1969 / NYM / 1B / #22

1968 / DET / SP / #29

1967 / STL / SP / #45

1966 / BAL / OF / #20

1965 / LAD / SP / #32

1964 / STL / SP / #45

1963 / LAD / SP / #32

1962 / NYY / SP / #23

1961 / NYY / SP / #16

1960 / NYY / 2B / #1

1959 / LAD / RP / #51

1958 / NYY / SP / #19

1957 / MIL / SP / #33

1956 / NYY / SP / #18

1955 / BK / SP / #45

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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