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1. Whose number 44 was retired with both the Braves and Brewers? John Kruk Zoilo Versalles Hank Aaron Jerry West

2. The great Ernie Banks, multiple all-star shortstop, two-time MVP, and also a Gold Glove infielder, played his entire career with the Chicago Cubs, wearing which uniform number that was retired? 60 14 46 2

3. Bob Gibson wore which familiar number over 40, that was retired by the St. Louis Cardinals and most deservingly? 27 45 66 53

4. Tom Lasorda of the Dodgers actually pitched for the team in 1954 and 1955. He also pitched for the Kansas City Athletics in his final playing season in 1956. He never won a game in his pitching career. Then, joining the Dodger organization for many years as a coach out of the limelight, he took the reins of Los Angeles at the end of the 1976 season, due to the illness of manager Walter Alston. Tommy wore which number at the helm of the Dodgers for the next 21 seasons? 16 2 55 31

5. The great Steve Carlton had his Phillies number, the same number as Dodger Sandy Koufax, retired. Which number was this? 47 3 19 32

6. Yogi Berra wore this number during his entire career as a Yankee. From 1946-1963, Yogi set many season records including many World Series records also. Which number did he wear that is no longer available to Yankee players? 18 38 28 8

7. Dizzy Dean, a pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals went 30-7 in 1934. Until 1968, no pitcher would duplicate the 30-win season until Tigers' pitcher Denny McLain won 31. What number is unavailable to Cardinal players that Dizzy wore? 31 3 17 53

8. Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds spent most of his 17 seasons behind the plate. Due to his 1968 NL Rookie of the Year award, his two NL MVPs, and his 1976 World Series MVP, the Reds retired his number of what? 42 39 5 19

9. I had my number 29 retired with the Angels and Twins. That was my whole career of 19 seasons. I won the Rookie of the Year award in 1967 with the Twins, and the 1977 American League MVP with them also. I won seven batting titles, and was selected to the all-star game in every season except for my last in 1985. I mostly played first base and second base. Who am I? Roberto Clemente Tony Oliva Rod Carew Jim Fregosi

10. This number was retired by the New York Mets from Tom Seaver, who was a Rookie of the Year and three-time Cy Young award winner. Which number was this? 13 88 41 4