MLBguessr is a baseball history challenge in five rounds, each increasing in difficulty. Every round shows you a moment from baseball history captured in a broadcast screenshot.
Your job: identify where and when it happened.
Guess the ballpark on the map, choose the month and year, and submit your guess. After five rounds, you’ll get a shareable scorecard showing your total.
Every day is a new, curated five-round journey.
Each round is worth 10,000 points — 5,000 for location and 5,000 for date.
MLBguessr was built by a historian, teacher, and lifelong baseball obsessive -- and is dedicated to his dad, an 80-grade baseball fan.
This game lives at the intersection of memory, geography, and the strange details that make baseball feel bigger than itself.
All images are individually selected and captured from historical broadcasts. They are used under fair-use principles for commentary, education, and transformation.
MLBguessr collects no personal data, stores no guesses, and uses no analytics or tracking. It’s just baseball history and a map.
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Submissions are securely sent through Formspree and delivered directly to the developer’s inbox. No accounts, tracking, or analytics are used.