Minnesota Twins Quizzes and Crossword Puzzles
I hope you enjoy the Minnesota Twins trivia quizzes and crossword puzzles below. Most of the quizzes have 25 questions each and you will get a score at the end. Have fun and THANK YOU!
Twins Trivia Quizzes
Twinstrivia Quiz 2
The Twins have played in Minnesota for 60 seasons and have played almost 9,500 games, that is a lot of baseball games and a lot of players. Let's see how much you remember about Twins baseball over the years. Good luck!
Twinstrivia Quiz 1
The Minnesota Twins trivia questions for this quiz are random and can go all the way back to 1961 or they may be as current as 2019. You get 27 outs in a baseball game and so you get 27 questions here, have fun and good luck!
The Bomba Szn
The 2019 Minnesota Twins season was one for the record books. How well do you remember the season that just ended? All questions in this quiz pertain to 2019 only.
Twins 2019 version
Let's see how well you know some of the players that may play for the Minnesota Twins in 2019.
Twins 1990’s history
The Twins and the 1980’s
The Minnesota Twins record in the 80's was 733-833 and they went to the playoffs just once. However; that one trip to the playoffs was something special when the team won their first World Series in 1987. The Twins finished playing in Metropolitan Stadium after the 1981 season and started play in their newly built H.H.H. Metrodome in 1982.
Opening Day History
How good is your Minnesota Twins Opening Day memory? For our purposes here, Opening Day is game 1 of the season. This quiz will give you a chance to prove it one way or another. Have fun!
Walk-off home runs
Here is a chance for you to test your knowledge about Twins walk-off home runs. We are covering the entire Twins history from 1961 through 2017.
Twins Home Runs
Everybody loves a homer, a dinger, a tater, a goner, a blast, a bomb, big fly, deep fly, wallop, a shot, a cannon shot, a moon shot, Ruthanian blast, round-tripper, an inside-the-parker, a four-bagger, touch'em all, went deep, circuit clout, going yard, leaving the yard, slam, grand slam or a grand salami when it is for their home team. The is quiz is based on data from 1961 through 2017 and it is a tough one. and so it will be graded accordingly. Have fun and good luck!
Know the opponents
The Minnesota Twins have played against many great players over the years and we fans have had the opportunity to watch these players perform against our team. Some of their performances have earned our respect over a particular feat they may have performed in a single game or over their long illustrious career. How well do YOU remember these players?
1960s Twins Trivia
This quiz will test the knowledge of you long time Minnesota Twins fans. Have fun and enjoy the memories.
Twins this century
Do you remember 1967?
“We’ve got to give Boston credit,” said Jim Kaat, “but I think the
best team and the best fans will be watching the Series on television.
Know your 2017 Twins
Here is a 25 question quiz to see how well you know your 2017 Minnesota Twins players and staff. The information is based on the Opening Day roster and includes players that start the season on the DL. Give it a shot, it is multiple choice so if nothing else you can always guess. Most of all have fun!
Twins Crossword Puzzles
Once you have brought the puzzle up and are ready to print the puzzle, do a right-click with your mouse and you might want to do a print preview first to get the puzzle the right size to fit on a single page. The clues for the puzzle will print on page 2.
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Clarification on a trivia question. Can’t find the wording, but the answer was Dave Goltz as the first native Minnesotan signed and developed to reach the majors with the Twins in 1972. My friend Charlie Walters was signed as a free agent in 1965 and made the Twins in 1969 for six games. Did I misread the question?
David, no you did not misread the question. I was only considering drafted players in my question. Sorry, I will need to change the wording in that question going forward. Thank you for bring that to my attention.
Do you have the lyrics for “Tony Oliva, Oh Leave Us Alone”? It was a song that came out of Baltimore in 1964. There is a link to the song on your site, but it doesn’t work. Thanks.
I did not know that link no longer worked. I will look around and see if I can find it again.
Hi John I met you today at the ballpark while I was working and you gave me your card now I am on your site which to me is an information packed site with Twins stuff that very much interests me. I was born in 1958 but can only remember back as far as 1965. I see the trivia page is down for lack of interest I had a trivia question for you: What are the two most northern cities to hold a world series in major league baseball?
Hello Mike, nice to meet you this morning and thanks for stopping by the site. I had heard this one once before and if my memory serves me right it is Toronto and Minneapolis.
we were looking at pictures of the 1987 victory parafe thru Minneaplis & St. Paul. Can any one tell me who was the person riding in the car with Tony Olica?
I’m almost sure that is his family. The woman looks like his wife, and his children would have been about that age.
I’m a NY Mets fan (I feel your pain!), but love baseball in general & trivia…now that Ron Santo is in the hall of fame, isn’t it about time Tony Oliva gets in?
Mark, Thank you for stopping by and your comment about Tony O, I could not agree more. I just completed an interview with Eddie Bane (former Twins pitcher and now an assistant GM with the Red Sox) that I will be posting soon and here is what he had to say about Tony O.
“By the way one additional thought on some of the old time baseball guys from the 60’s and 70’s. I have asked a lot of former Major League pitchers who the best hitter they ever faced was. Of the more then 20 pitchers I asked at least half of them said Tony Oliva. Tony never gets his due as far as the Hall of Fame goes, but those pitchers all remember that swing that I can still picture in my mind. Without those lousy knees that he had Tony O would certainly be a Hall of Fame player”.
Stop by again. jjswol
I have a two good trivia questions. You probably have already used them: ‘Who hit the most home runs in the ’60’s? Who was the first black man to win 20 games in the AL?
Here is another trivia question- Who has the highest lifetime batting average, with more than 25 at- bats?
Brian, thank you for your note. The most home runs hit in the 60’s was Harmon Killebrew. Mudcat Grant was the first black 20 game winner in the AL. As far as higest batting average is concerned, it would be Glenn Williams I believe if you are talking strictly with the Twins.
Can someone find out the last no-hitter that Joe ever caught? It doesn’t have to be major league. (i.e. Cretin, Air Frieght, A, AA, AAA) I am curious. Liriano pitched a no no, but Mauer was out that day.
Please reply.
Since you didn’t have winners, I’ll take a stab, but I had to look a couple up:
1. True
2. Jack Morris
3. Cal Ermer
4. Howard Fox
5. Johnny Sain