Stumped by This Baseball Clue?
Hey crossword fans! Today’s clue is a real head-scratcher, especially for those of us who aren’t baseball die-hards. It’s a bit of a history lesson wrapped up in a sports trivia question.
The Clue:
M.L.B. team that’s played in three different stadiums since its inception in 1962
This clue is tricky because it combines two pieces of information – the team’s history and its physical locations. We need to find a team that has not only been around since 1962, but has also undergone a few stadium changes throughout its existence.
Let’s break down what we know:
The team’s inception:
The clue specifies 1962. This means we can rule out any teams founded before this year.
Multiple stadiums:
The clue mentions “three different stadiums.” This narrows down our search to teams that have experienced relocation or renovations leading to new stadium construction.
Don’t worry, we’ve got this! With some strategic thinking, we’ll be able to crack this clue and add another win to our crossword solving streak.
Ready to dig in? Let’s find that baseball team!
Available Answers:
METS.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 3 Aug 24, Saturday