MLB: "Who Am I?"

I was named 2017 World Series MVP after slugging 5 home runs.

I was ruled safe on a controversial obstruction call in the 2013 World Series.

I hit a pennant-winning home run vs. the Cardinals in the 2014 NLCS.

I took home 2019 NL Rookie of the Year honors, after smashing Aaron Judge's rookie home run record.

I am the only player in MLB history to hit 2 grand slams in one inning. My son is a star shortstop for the San Diego Padres.

My nicknames are "A-Rod", and "A-Roid." I was involved in multiple drug scandals and it negatively has impacted my Hall of Fame status.

I was the last player to win the triple crown. (Hitting)

I have been known as a huge postseason choke throughout the years, and finally ended that after helping the Dodgers capture their first World Series in a LONG time.

I was the starting shortstop on the 2016 World Series champion Chicago Cubs.

I am infamously known for sparking a brawl after intentionally hitting former Nationals star Bryce Harper.

I am the all-time MLB save leader.

Nicknamed "the kid", I slugged over 600 home runs during my MLB career while playing for the Mariners, Reds, and White Sox.

The all-time MLB hit leader, I am banned from the Hall of Fame permanently due to betting on my team to win games during my playing and managing days.

My World Series ERA is 0.45, which is the lowest in MLB history.

I am the all-time home run leader, but many question the legitimacy of it due to my steroid use.

I played third base for the Toronto Blue Jays during the 2015 MLB season and captured AL MVP honors.

Recognized as the best pitcher in baseball, I took home 2018 and 2019 Cy Young honors.

I am currently the starting catcher for the Oakland A's.

I am the all-time MLB RBI leader, and am known as one of the greatest players in MLB history.

I used to catch for the NY Yankees, but died in a plane crash on my private plane.

I have the all-time longest MLB hit streak, which stands at 56 games, and is quite the achievement.

I broke Lou Gehrig's streak of consecutive games played.

I was drafted by the Montreal Expos, but went on to be a football player and won 7 Super Bowl's.

I made a questionable decision in the 2020 MLB World Series. I took out ace Blake Snell when he was pitching great, and it may have cost us not only the game, but the series.

I am nicknamed "Mr. Padre." I am unanimously recognized as the greatest Padre ever. I appeared in a World Series with them.

I died in a plane crash after going to help families who were affected by life-threatening weather.

After breaking out with the Indians in 2017, I finished in the top 3 in AL MVP voting.

I took home 2016 NL MVP honors, and helped my team to a World Series title that same year.

I am currently the highest paid MLB player. People also view me as the best.

My brother is a professional basketball player for the Golden State Warriors. I am a professional baseball outfielder in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization.

After helping out the Diamondbacks for years, I was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals and immediately helped them to the playoffs in my first two years there.

I was always recognized as a top first baseman, until I broke out and won NL MVP in 2020. I rose to the top of the pack.

After slugging 59 home runs and winning NL MVP in 2017, I was traded to the Yankees for Starlin Castro and prospects.

Nicknamed "El Mago", I am viewed as one of the best fielders in all of baseball.

When Alcides Escobar hit a fly ball to me in the 2015 World Series to lead things off for the Royals, I dropped it. He scored on the play

After being looked at as a liability in the field, I broke out with the Athletics in 2019 and finished in the top 3 in AL MVP voting.

I am an infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays. My Dad is in the Hall of Fame, who enjoyed a great career with the Houston Astros.

I am infamously known for missing a ground ball in game 6 of the 1986 World Series. It cost our team the series.

I set an MLB record for recording the most hits in a single season. I played the majority of my career with the Seattle Mariners.

I currently hold the all-time MLB record for most stolen bases. I broke Lou Brock's record.

After some great years with the Cleveland Indians, I was traded to the New York Mets. I immediately received a massive contract extension.

I am currently the longest tenured manager in baseball. My team lost to the Yankees in the 2018 AL Wild Card.

I am currently the starting shortstop for the Atlanta Braves. My progress has been important to my team's success.

Nicknamed "Big Papi", I am one of the greatest Red Sox hitters ever. I led them to multiple World Series titles and am known for smashing a phone after a strikeout.

Nicknamed "The Captain", I appeared in 14 all-star games and won 5 titles with the Yankees.