MLB trivia answers · September 28, 2026
Name MLB pitchers with at least 180 career saves and at least 4 teams played for in their covered career from 1871–2025.
This past challenge has 46 qualifying players. Its exact category is permanently out of the daily rotation, so it is safe to play now.
Complete results
All 46 answers
Community pick rates appear after 10 completed or expired plays.
| Player | Correct picks | Pick rate |
|---|---|---|
| Armando Benitez | — | — |
| Aroldis Chapman | — | — |
| Billy Wagner | — | — |
| Bob Wickman | — | — |
| Brian Fuentes | — | — |
| Craig Kimbrel | — | — |
| Dave Righetti | — | — |
| Dennis Eckersley | — | — |
| Doug Jones | — | — |
| Eddie Guardado | — | — |
| Eric Gagne | — | — |
| Fernando Rodney | — | — |
| Francisco Cordero | — | — |
| Francisco Rodriguez | — | — |
| Gene Garber | — | — |
| Greg Holland | — | — |
| Gregg Olson | — | — |
| Hoyt Wilhelm | — | — |
| Huston Street | — | — |
| J. J. Putz | — | — |
| Jason Isringhausen | — | — |
| Jeff Reardon | — | — |
| Jeff Russell | — | — |
| Jeff Shaw | — | — |
| Joakim Soria | — | — |
| Joe Nathan | — | — |
| John Wetteland | — | — |
| Jose Mesa | — | — |
| Jose Valverde | — | — |
| Keith Foulke | — | — |
| Kenley Jansen | — | — |
| Lee Smith | — | — |
| Mark Melancon | — | — |
| Mike Marshall | — | — |
| Mitch Williams | — | — |
| Rafael Soriano | — | — |
| Randy Myers | — | — |
| Rich Gossage | — | — |
| Rick Aguilera | — | — |
| Roberto Hernandez | — | — |
| Rod Beck | — | — |
| Sparky Lyle | — | — |
| Steve Bedrosian | — | — |
| Todd Jones | — | — |
| Troy Percival | — | — |
| Ugueth Urbina | — | — |
How this answer set was built
MLB answers come from imported Lahman season records with Chadwick identifiers. A season challenge includes a player with at least one qualifying season; a career challenge applies the threshold to the player's combined imported career total.
Anonymous pick counts include completed attempts and attempts whose timer expired. They exclude active plays that still have time remaining and contain no visitor identities or personal history.