The 2025 MLB trade deadline was an active one, and one of the most surprising deals was the Minnesota Twins sending Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros. The Twins – who traded nine of the players on their MLB roster at the time – got very little in terms of players for Correa, but they did get out of paying the majority of the aging infielders massive contract. 

The Astros and Correa both will hope the reunion can trigger a resurgence on the field. While Houston is still in first place in the American League West, its lead has been whittled down to just 2.5 games thanks to losing eight of its last 10 contests. Correa, meanwhile, has seen his batting average drop by 44 points (.310 in 2024 to .266 in 2025), his strikeout percentage rise by two (16.6 to 18.6) and his home run percentage of 2.1 percent would be the lowest of his 11-year career. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Correa won the only World Series of his career as part of the controversial 2017 Houston Astros squad, and is fourth all-time in franchise history with 18 playoff home runs. With that being said, can you name the players with the most postseason home runs in MLB history?

Good luck!

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The 2025 MLB trade deadline was an active one, and one of the most surprising deals was the Minnesota Twins sending Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros. The Twins – who traded nine of the players on their MLB roster at the time – got very little in terms of players for Correa, but they did get out of paying the majority of the aging infielders massive contract. 

The Astros and Correa both will hope the reunion can trigger a resurgence on the field. While Houston is still in first place in the American League West, its lead has been whittled down to just 2.5 games thanks to losing eight of its last 10 contests. Correa, meanwhile, has seen his batting average drop by 44 points (.310 in 2024 to .266 in 2025), his strikeout percentage rise by two (16.6 to 18.6) and his home run percentage of 2.1 percent would be the lowest of his 11-year career. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Correa won the only World Series of his career as part of the controversial 2017 Houston Astros squad, and is fourth all-time in franchise history with 18 playoff home runs. With that being said, can you name the players with the most postseason home runs in MLB history?

Good luck!

Did you like this quiz? Are there any quizzes you’d like to see us make in the future? Let us know your thoughts at quizzes@yardbarker.com, and make sure to subscribe to our Quiz of the Day Newsletter for daily quizzes sent right to your email!

The 2025 MLB trade deadline was an active one, and one of the most surprising deals was the Minnesota Twins sending Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros. The Twins – who traded nine of the players on their MLB roster at the time – got very little in terms of players for Correa, but they did get out of paying the majority of the aging infielders massive contract. 

The Astros and Correa both will hope the reunion can trigger a resurgence on the field. While Houston is still in first place in the American League West, its lead has been whittled down to just 2.5 games thanks to losing eight of its last 10 contests. Correa, meanwhile, has seen his batting average drop by 44 points (.310 in 2024 to .266 in 2025), his strikeout percentage rise by two (16.6 to 18.6) and his home run percentage of 2.1 percent would be the lowest of his 11-year career. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Correa won the only World Series of his career as part of the controversial 2017 Houston Astros squad, and is fourth all-time in franchise history with 18 playoff home runs. With that being said, can you name the players with the most postseason home runs in MLB history?

Good luck!

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