MLB Rivalry Quiz: Who Leads the Series?
Two MLB teams, one all-time series. Pick the team that leads the head-to-head record, then see the real numbers. Ten questions, a new set every day.
The quiz needs JavaScript. Meanwhile, here are the most-played MLB series.
- Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates 2635 meetings since 1887
- Pittsburgh Pirates vs St. Louis Cardinals 2623 meetings since 1882
- Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants 2610 meetings since 1890
- Atlanta Braves vs Philadelphia Phillies 2587 meetings since 1883
- Chicago Cubs vs St. Louis Cardinals 2543 meetings since 1892
- Cincinnati Reds vs Pittsburgh Pirates 2540 meetings since 1882
- Cincinnati Reds vs St. Louis Cardinals 2531 meetings since 1882
- Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds 2442 meetings since 1890
Try one: Chicago Cubs or Pittsburgh Pirates?
Which team leads the all-time series between the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates? They have met 2635 times since 1887.
Show the answer
The Pittsburgh Pirates lead the Chicago Cubs 1323-1293-19, counting 19 ties. See every meeting.
About this quiz
This quiz draws on 416 series between current MLB teams, 220,732 games in all. The oldest began in 1871. The most-played is Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates, with 2635 meetings. A series needs at least 10 meetings and a clear leader to be asked.
How it works
Each question names two current teams and asks who leads their all-time series. Pick a side, see the record, and move on. Today's quiz is a fixed MLB set for each day, saved apart from the site-wide quiz, so playing one never marks the other done. Random quiz deals a new MLB set whenever you ask. Your results stay in your browser.
Every record comes from the matchup pages. See the MLB head-to-head records and the MLB streaks, blowouts and closest rivalries.
Questions
- How does the MLB rivalry quiz work?
- You get ten questions. Each names two teams and asks which one leads their all-time head-to-head series. Pick a side, then see the real record. Today's quiz is the same ten questions for everyone on a given day, and the random quiz deals a fresh set each time.
- Where do the MLB questions come from?
- From 416 series between current MLB teams, covering 220,732 games. A series needs at least 10 meetings and a clear leader; exactly level series are never asked. Every record is the one on that matchup's page.
- How often does the quiz change?
- Today's quiz changes at midnight in your time zone. The random quiz is unlimited, so you can play as many sets as you like.
- Can I play an earlier day's quiz?
- Yes. When you finish a daily quiz, use Previous day, or open a shared score link: it carries its date, so you get the same ten questions your friend did. Past days are dealt from today's records, so a day replayed after new games can differ slightly.
- What is the most-played MLB series in the quiz?
- Chicago Cubs vs Pittsburgh Pirates, with 2635 meetings since 1887.
- Do ties count?
- Ties are listed in the record you see after answering, but the leader is decided by wins alone.
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Sources
Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.