HOW TO PLAY DAILY BULLPEN
Every day you get seven baseball categories, one per inning. Type any player who fits. Pick from the suggestions to avoid typos.
TIPS FOR DEEP CUTS
- Skip the obvious star; everyone names him.
- Think utility players, middle relievers and one-year rentals.
- Older eras count. A 1970s backup catcher is a legit answer.
- Use your strikes: a wrong guess costs a strike, not the inning.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Daily Bullpen?
Daily Bullpen is a free daily baseball trivia game. Each day has seven categories, like “Cubs pitcher” or “300 career homers.” Name any player who fits; the fewer other players who name the same guy, the farther your home run flies.
How is the score calculated?
Every correct answer is a home run between 320 and 480 feet. Rarity comes from what everyone else answered that day: an answer nobody else gave flies the farthest.
How many guesses do I get?
Three strikes per category and 35 seconds on the clock. A wrong guess is a strike; three strikes or running out of time is a strikeout.
When does a new game come out?
A new game unlocks every day at midnight in your own time zone.
Where does the player data come from?
From the Lahman Baseball Database, covering every MLB season since 1871, plus hand-added facts for the current season.
Is Daily Bullpen free?
Yes. It's free to play in any web browser, with no account or app needed.