The Only Major League Baseball (MLB) Team...

...that had a 107-year drought between World Series championships

...that has a pool beyond the right field fence that can be used by fans during the game.

...that is based in Canada.

...that removed the satanic reference from their team name in 2008.

...that cheated for several seasons by using an extensive sign-stealing scheme replete with trashcan banging.

...that never had a pitcher throw a no-hitter, until Joe Musgrove finally did so 2021.

...that had players intentionally lose a World Series

...that has a white elephant team logo on its jerseys.

...that has never played in the World Series.

...that has won the World Series on a game 7 walk-off home run.

...that lost the first 21 games of a season.

...that had a team owner become the MLB commissioner and orchestrate the team's transfer from the American League to the National League.

...that has been based in two different countries.

...that has won the World Series representing 3 different cities.

...that started play in 1901 as the Baltimore Orioles before relocating to their current city in 1903.

...that has lost the Worlds Series a record 14 times.

...that is US-based and has won both World Series it has participated in

...that has been partially owned by a U.S. president.

...that has won two World Series in their current city thanks to the largest home-field advantages in MLB history - winning all 8 home games and losing all 6 road games in those two series.

...that didn't finish last in their division until 1952 - 51 years after their founding in 1901 as one of the charter American League franchises.

...that was once partially owned by Bob Hope, and which broke the color barrier in the American League with Larry Doby in 1947 and the legendary Satchel Paige in 1948.

...that traded a player for himself in their debut year of 1962, when they acquired Harry Chiti from the Indians for a "player to be named later," who turned out to be Chiti himself when they sent him back to the Indians a few days later.

...that has retired the "uniform number" of a singing cowboy actor.

...that had 3 brothers playing the outfield together when Felipe, Matty & Jesus Alou took the field on September 15, 1963.

...that has retained the same team name since joining the National League in 1890.

...that holds the MLB season attendance record when 4,483,350 fans attended their home games in a football stadium during their inaugural season in 1993.

...that still plays in the city where they faced their crosstown rivals in the 1944 World Series. Their opponents moved to Baltimore in 1954.

...that was named for a Midwest livestock show.

...that had a pitcher pitch no hitters in consecutive starts when Johnny Vander Meer did it in 1938.