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The 'World Series MVPs' quiz

Created on October 29, 2026 | Total tries: 57 | Average Score: 42.8 out of 74 (58%) | Quiz FAQ

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For the first time in franchise history, the Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions.

As they have the entire series, the Brewers killed the Tampa Bay Rays with 1,000 paper cuts, winning without a home run once again in their 4-1 series clinching victory.

Catcher William Contreras delivered their only extra base hit of the game, a double to drive in Christian Yelich before scoring himself on a sacrifice fly from Brice Turang later in the inning.

The seven-year veteran hit .381 with four RBI and two walks while dominating behind the plate, throwing out four potential base-stealers and winning 10-of-13 ABS challenges throughout the series.

The result was Contreras becoming the first catcher named World Series MVP since 2015.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the players to win World Series MVP honors for each season since it was first awarded in 1955 can you name in eight minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Primary position / Jersey # | Instructions: An asterisk (*) indicates co-winners. There was no World Series in 1994 due to a work stoppage.  | Created on October 29, 2026 | Total tries: 57 | Average Score: 42.8 out of 74 (58%) | Quiz FAQ

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2026 / MIL / C / #24

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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