The 10 Best Sports Trivia Questions

There is so much to love about sports, players, competition, game days, and of course the beer! No matter what season, sports bring people together, and what better place for them to gather than at your bar or restaurant! I know, you’re probably thinking that’s what game days are for. Sundays are probably packed with large groups of friends siting around the high tops drinking beer and eating wings, but what about your slower nights? We are here to help you bring in that traffic that you have been waiting for!

As master trivia hosts, we know a thing or two about sports fans. They love anything and everything sports, and that includes Sports Trivia. People love testing their knowledge and showing off to their friends! If you have a large following of sports fans, then it’s time to do something special for them! Host your very own Sports Trivia Night! Here are the 10 Best Sports Trivia Questions!

1. In 1997, the Hartford Whalers of the National Hockey League, moved and became what current NHL team?
2. Tom Brady holds the record for most Super Bowls won by an individual with how many? 
3. Cal Ripken Jr. holds the MLB record with more than 2,600 consecutive games played for this team.
4. This team won 8 straight NBA titles from 1959 to 1966. No other team has won more than 3 consecutive.
5. He was known for hitting clutch shots when it counted, especially on the way to winning NBA championships with the Rockets, Lakers and Spurs. That’s why they called him Big Shot Bob. 
6. This London team is the only English team to remain undefeated for a whole season, winning the title in 2004 with 26 wins, 12 draws and 0 losses.
7. Tiger Woods is still three majors away from this man’s record for most major titles.
8. What is the only number retired across all of baseball and who is it for?
9. A company that packaged and distributed canned meat was an early sponsor of this football team and won the naming rights.
10. These two GOATS of tennis each announced their retirement in the last month. He notched 20 majors, including a record 8 Wimbledons, while she notched a total of 23 major titles.

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1. In 1997, the Hartford Whalers of the National Hockey League, moved and became what current NHL team? Carolina Hurricanes
2. Tom Brady holds the record for most Super Bowls won by an individual with how many? 7
3. Cal Ripken Jr. holds the MLB record with more than 2,600 consecutive games played for this team. Orioles
4. This team won 8 straight NBA titles from 1959 to 1966. No other team has won more than 3 consecutive. Celtics
5. He was known for hitting clutch shots when it counted, especially on the way to winning NBA championships with the Rockets, Lakers and Spurs. That’s why they called him Big Shot Bob. Robert Horry
6. This London team is the only English team to remain undefeated for a whole season, winning the title in 2004 with 26 wins, 12 draws and 0 losses. Arsenal
7. Tiger Woods is still three majors away from this man’s record for most major titles. Jack Nicklaus
8. What is the only number retired across all of baseball and who is it for? 42, for Jackie Robinson
9. A company that packaged and distributed canned meat was an early sponsor of this football team and won the naming rights. Green Bay Packers
10. These two GOATS of tennis each announced their retirement in the last month. He notched 20 majors, including a record 8 Wimbledons, while she notched a total of 23 major titles. Roger Federer and Serena Williams