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Houston Astros Player

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Q 1/10
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Which Houston Astros player set a franchise record for most hits in a single season in 2014?
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Carlos Correa
Alex Bregman
George Springer
Jose Altuve
Q 2/10
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Which Houston Astros player is known for his exceptional fielding and was the 2020 Gold Glove Award winner for shortstop?
30
Jose Altuve
Gerrit Cole
Alex Bregman
Carlos Correa

10 questions

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Which Houston Astros player set a franchise record for most hits in a single season in 2014?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player is known for his exceptional fielding and was the 2020 Gold Glove Award winner for shortstop?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player famously hit a walk-off home run in Game 6 of the 2019 ALCS?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player is known for his exceptional batting average and has consistently been a key player for the team?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player was the first to win the Rookie of the Year award in 2015?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player is known for his signature move of a high five after scoring?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros pitcher threw a no-hitter in 2019?

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30 sec

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Which Houston Astros player is famous for his hitting ability and was the 2017 American League MVP?

8

30 sec

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Who won the World Series MVP award for the Houston Astros in 2017?

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30 sec

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Which player is known for hitting the most home runs for the Houston Astros?

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30 sec

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