MLB Squad Sweep
- You get a club and a position from its current roster.
- Type one name. You get one guess per board, and backups count too.
- Each right answer clears the board and adds 1 to your streak. A miss costs one of your 3 lives.
Every board uses the team’s current roster. We don’t have past rosters for this sport.
MLB · Current roster
About MLB Squad Sweep
Pitcher, catcher, infield or outfield on one club’s current roster.
Example board
San Francisco Giants, the 2026 roster, P
- Team:
- San Francisco Giants
- Squad:
- Current (2026)
- Position:
- P
- Answers:
- 21
| Player |
|---|
| Anthony Molina |
| Braxton Roxby |
| Camilo Doval |
| Carson Seymour |
| Cesar Perdomo |
+16 more rows
Stats from ESPN as of Oct 10, 2026. This board is retired, so it never comes up in play.
About this game & data
Name any player at that position on the club’s current roster.
The board showed San Francisco Giants and the P position. Any P on the club’s current roster counted.
21 names counted.
Example board 2
Boston Red Sox, the 2026 roster, OF
- Team:
- Boston Red Sox
- Squad:
- Current (2026)
- Position:
- OF
- Answers:
- 6
| Player |
|---|
| Ceddanne Rafaela |
| Jarren Duran |
| Kristian Campbell |
| Nate Eaton |
| Roman Anthony |
| Wilyer Abreu |
Example board 3
San Diego Padres, the 2026 roster, OF
- Team:
- San Diego Padres
- Squad:
- Current (2026)
- Position:
- OF
- Answers:
- 5
| Player |
|---|
| Dustin Harris |
| Fernando Tatis Jr. |
| Jackson Merrill |
| Jase Bowen |
| Samad Taylor |
What goes into MLB Squad Sweep boards
MLB boards ask for P, C, IF or OF on a club’s current roster. Catcher boards are rare, about one in ten.
You can stick to pitchers only or hitters only. Any listing in left, center or right field answers an OF board.
Anyone on the club’s current roster counts. In the offseason that’s the full 40-man, so a P board can have 20 or more pitchers.
About the data
This season’s MLB rosters, from ESPN. ESPN doesn’t have past MLB rosters.
Stat terms
- HR / RBI / SB:
- home runs, runs batted in and stolen bases.
- Batting average:
- hits divided by at-bats.
- OPS:
- on-base percentage plus slugging percentage.
- ERA:
- earned runs a pitcher allows per nine innings. Lower is better.
- WHIP:
- walks plus hits a pitcher allows per inning. Lower is better.
- Save:
- finishing a close win as a relief pitcher.