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Earlier this week we learned that the White Sox have signed 2014 Brewers reliever Zach Duke to a three-year, $15 million contract. That's a fair amount of money to commit to a reliever, much less one who's been a full-time member of an MLB bullpen for just one full season.
Duke's contract is significant, but falls just short of qualifying for this quiz: There have been 47 contracts with an average annual value of $6 million or more given to relief pitchers in MLB history. How many of the pitchers can you name in ten minutes?
If the quiz isn't displaying correctly for you here or you'd simply prefer to take it over there, follow this link to play the quiz at Sporcle.com.
Please post your score in the comments below, but also remember that comments on this post may contain spoilers. If you get all 47 answers correct, post your time along with your score in the comments.
If you've finished this quiz and would like another challenge, then you may also enjoy:
- JP's quiz asking you to name the 2014 Brewers with his clues
- Name the Brewers with more career hits than Aramis Ramirez.
- Name 2013's Most Valuable Brewers.
You can also check out the Thinker archives from last winter.
Good luck, and don't forget to post your score in the comments!