1. January 3, 1920: This was the date of one of the most famous trades, selling, or free agent dealings in baseball history. What happened on this date? Ty Cobb was traded to the Philadelphia Quakers Babe Ruth was sold to the Yankees Cy Young signed as a free agent with the Los Angeles Angels Ted Williams was involved in a 10-player trade

2. January 26, 1950: This player was selected to be inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame. He was the second player in history to reach 500 career home runs, and was the second player in history to hit more than 50 home runs in a season. Who was he? Ron Santo Jimmie Foxx Hank Aaron Reggie Jackson

3. January 8, 1927: This MVP and Triple Crown batter signed with the Philadelphia Athletics after 22 loyal season with the Detroit Tigers because the Tigers wouldn't pay him much any longer. Who was this Hall of Fame inductee? Ty Cobb Don Larsen Elston Howard Jack Sanford

4. January 31st was a historical date in baseball history. There have been many Hall of Famers born on this date, including the great Nolan Ryan, Ernie Banks, and in 1919 for this player who broke the Major League color-barrier in 1947. Who was the player who set the stage for black players in Major League baseball? Bobby Bonds Bob Gibson Jackie Robinson Larry Doby

5. January 25, 1978: This pitcher was traded from the Texas Rangers to the San Diego Padres. With this result, this pitcher was the first to win a Cy Young award in both the American and National League. Who was this Hall of Fame pitcher who was noted for throwing 'altered' balls? Dizzy Trout Schoolboy Rowe Gaylord Perry Robin Roberts

6. January 18, 1938: This future 12-season St. Louis Cardinal was born. In 1970, he filed suit against organized baseball. Though defeated by the U.S. Supreme Court, this opened the door for free agency. Who was this player? Frank Robinson Curt Flood Dave McNally Nate Colbert

7. January 9, 1903: Frank Farrell and Bill Devery bought the American League Baltimore Orioles and took them to another city. Which city did they move the team to? St. Louis Atlanta San Francisco New York

8. January 24, 1969: This pitcher who went into the record books by throwing the pitch that resulted in Babe Ruth's 60th home run in 1927, died in Burlington, North Carolina. Which Washington Senator was this? Tom Zachary Allie Reynolds Spud Chandler Bob Feller

9. January 16, 1910: This future Hall of Fame pitcher was born. He made his name famous with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1930s. He was the last pitcher to win 30 games in a season before Denny McLain in 1968 topped his mark. This pitcher had a 'swirling' nickname. Who was he? Don Larsen Joey Jay Jay Hanna Dean Juan Marichal

10. January 10, 1938: This future San Francisco Giant was born. A giant he was as he hit over 500 home runs. 19 of his 22 seasons were with the his San Francisco team. This first baseman had a variety of nicknames including 'Stretch'. Who was this slugger who wore the number 44, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1986? Wally Moon Hoyt Wilhelm Red Schoendienst Willie McCovey