We'll Give You the Home Stadium – You Tell Us the Baseball Team!

The Red Sox became famous for the "Curse of the Bambino" after which they went 86 years without winning a championship. The team was finally able to break the curse in 2004 when they defeated the Cardinals in the World Series.

The Angels moved into the Anaheim Stadium in 1966 after renting Dodger Stadium from the Dodgers for four seasons.

Though the ballpark opened in 1914, the Cubs didn't play their first home game in Wrigley Field until 1916. The Cubs won their first home game by defeating the Reds 7-6.

The Cardinals went to the World Series during their first season playing in Busch Stadium. In that World Series, the Cardinals defeated the Tigers in five games.

The Rays have called Tropicana Field home since the team's first season in 1998. The stadium is the only one in MLB with a dome that's not retractable.

The Giants were located in New York City prior to moving to San Francisco in 1958. Before moving, the Giants' ownership managed to convince the Brooklyn Dodgers to move to California as well, though they ended up in Los Angeles.

The Yankees have dominated the World Series throughout the team's history. Currently, the Yankees have 27 World Series titles, the most of all time by far.

Target Field had the privilege of hosting the 2014 MLB All-Star Game. Mike Trout was named the MVP of the game after he led the American League to a victory.

Phoenix is home to several major sports teams, including the Suns of the NBA and the Cardinals of the NFL. However, the Diamondbacks are the only professional team from the city to win a championship.

The Braves arrived in SunTrust Park during the 2017 MLB season. The move took the team from the center of Atlanta, Georgia, to Cumberland, Georgia, which is part of Metro Atlanta.

The naming rights for Citi Field were purchased by Citigroup. The Mets earn $20 million a year from Citibank for naming the park.

WrestleMania XIX attracted a record attendance to Safeco Field. The two main event matches pitted The Rock against "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Kurt Angle against Brock Lesnar.

Citizens Bank Park is part of the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Other notable stadiums in the complex include the Wells Fargo Center and Lincoln Financial Field.

Rogers Centre was originally called SkyDome when it opened in 1989. Aside from the Blue Jays, the stadium has also been home to the Toronto Argonauts and the Toronto Raptors​.

The Tigers have won two AL Pennants since the team started playing in Comerica Park in 2000. However, the team went on to lose both subsequent World Series.

The Indians won their last World Series title in 1948. That gives the Indians the longest championship drought out of any MLB team.

The Rockies have only competed in one World Series since the team was founded in 1993. They lost the World Series in four games to the Red Sox.

The Pirates played in the first World Series, which took place in 1903. They lost a competitive series against the Boston Americans.

The Rangers played in Washington, D.C., as the Washington Senators from 1961 until 1971. The team immediately changed its name to the Rangers after moving to Texas following the 1971 season.

The Padres shared Qualcomm Stadium with the San Diego Chargers until moving to the new stadium in 2004. The Chargers continued to play home games there through 2016.

The Reds were an original member of the American Association, a professional baseball league founded in 1882. The team left the American Association and joined the National League in 1890.

Cal Ripken Jr. is regarded as one of the greatest Orioles' players of all-time. Nicknamed "The Iron Man," Ripken played an MLB-record 2,632 straight games.

The White Sox played home games in Comiskey Park prior to the construction of Guaranteed Rate Field. Opened in 1910, the park wasn't replaced until 1990.

The Athletics franchise dominated the early '70s. From 1972 until 1974, the team won three straight World Series behind players like Reggie Jackson and Rollie Fingers.

Kauffman Stadium is named after the first owner of the Royals, Ewing Kauffman. Kauffman gained the fortune needed to found a baseball team by starting a pharmaceutical company.

For the first time since 1969, Washington, D.C., hosted the MLB All-Star game in 2018. The game was played in Nationals Park and was won by the American League.

The Marlins have only entered the MLB Playoffs twice, both as a wild-card team. However, they advanced and won the World Series during both of those playoff runs.

The Astros were originally called the Houston Colt .45s when they entered the league in 1962. The team changed its name in 1965 to the Astros, reflecting Houston's role in the U.S. space program.

One of the key features in Miller Park is the retractable roof, which is shaped like a fan. The roof has been worked on several times since the stadium opened because of functional problems.

Opened in 1962, Dodger Stadium is the third oldest stadium in MLB. Part of the historic franchise, the stadium has been used in 10 World Series since it opened.