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The 'National League batting champions since 1993' quiz

Created on May 28, 2025 | Total tries: 7348 | Average Score: 21.8 out of 32 (68%) | Quiz FAQ

Christian Yelich hasn't been hitting as well as he's accustomed to so far in the 2025 MLB season, hitting just .210 and slugging just .385 -- but a game against the Boston Red Sox might spark a return to form for the two-time batting champion.

Yelich blasted a pitch from Liam Hendricks over the right-center field fence in the bottom of the 10th inning for a walk-off grand slam to bring the Milwaukee Brewers back to .500 on the season. While it was the 215th dinger of his career and his 10th of the season, it was Yelich's first walk-off long ball in his Major League career.

Which brings us to today's quiz. At his peak, Yelich was one of the best hitters for both power and average in all of baseball. With that being said, how many NL batting champions since the 1993 season can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Jersey # | Created on May 28, 2025 | Total tries: 7348 | Average Score: 21.8 out of 32 (68%) | Quiz FAQ

SCORE:
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TIME:
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2024 / SD / #4

2023 / MIA / #3

2022 / NYM / #1

2021 / WAS/LAD / #7, #6

2020 / WAS / #22

2019 / MIL / #22

2018 / MIL / #22

2017 / COL / #19

2016 / COL / #9

2015 / MIA / #9

2014 / COL / #33

2013 / COL / #3

2012 / SF / #28

2011 / NYM / #7

2010 / COL / #5

2009 / FLA / #2

2008 / ATL / #10

2007 / COL / #5

2006 / PIT / #12

2005 / CHC / #25

2004 / SF / #25

2003 / STL / #5

2002 / SF / #25

2001 / COL / #33

2000 / COL / #17

1999 / COL / #33

1998 / COL / #33

1997 / SD / #19

1996 / SD / #19

1995 / SD / #19

1994 / SD / #19

1993 / COL / #14

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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