Skip to Content
Sporcle Saturday

Sporcle Saturday: these outfielders did okay

Lately, it seems that outfielders feature prominently in the minds of White Sox fans. From "awaiting the winner of the Bryce Harper sweepstakes" to "will-they-or-won't-they tender Avisail Garcia a contract?" [No], to "who would be an offensive upgrade in the outfield", and concluding with a contemplation regarding the future of Leury Garcia [Yes], the offseason thus far has a definite 7-8-9 feel to it.

Today's Sporcle, then, will revolve around outfielders. Specifically, who's logged the best (b)WAR while playing the outfield for the White Sox. To make the list, a player needed to have:

    • Logged at least 5 WAR in the season
    • Qualified for the batting title
    • Played at least 70% of their games in an outfield position

That leaves us with 26 player seasons. How many can you name? Good luck!

Quiz Parameters

    • You'll have 10 minutes to attempt completion.
    • For hints, I've provided the season and the WAR accumulated.

Useless information to amaze, annoy, confuse, and/or confound your friends and family:

    • In the home run category: players run the gauntlet from 0 (1993) to 49 (1998).
    • I expect Eloy Jimenez' slash-line next season to look something like the slash-line average of this list: .315/.384/.496
    • The oldest player on this list was 32, while the youngest was 22.

Direct link here
All data from baseballreference.com


Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter