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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla 
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Here's a sports trivia game to try. The rules are we start with a sports trivia question (any sport) and the first person to respond with the correct answer then asks the next question. If it goes well we can keep track in the form of standings of whose been answering the most questions correct. The poster who answers the most questions every week and is on top of the standings could win a prize of some sort. I don't have anything to offer as a prize so maybe that can be a working progress. Bragging rights I guess. Okay here is the first question: What two teams played in the worst blowout in Super Bowl history, and what was the final score? |
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LAF
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49ers 55 Broncos 10 in Super Bowl 24 |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: 49ers 55 Broncos 10 in Super Bowl 24Yup, now you ask the next question. |
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LAF
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Winner of one Grand Slam tournament, this tennis player died in 1994 due to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. He once uttered the humorous line "Nobody beats (insert name)17 times in a row!" after finally beating Jimmy Connors. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer 
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Vitas Gerulaitas (sp?)? |
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thunderbolt wrote: Vitas Gerulaitas (sp?)? Damn. beat me to it. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Ray Guy went his entire career having only two punts blocked. Who blocked them? |
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LAF
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For the record, T-Bolt was right. |
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HBF
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No clue, but Guy's official site credits three blocks. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Then I'll withdraw the question. The only two I knew of were by Godwin Turk of the Broncos and Fred MacNeil of the Vikings. Substitute question: This player took the place of an injured star in his team's starting lineup and scored more than 40 points in each of his first 3 NBA starts. He promptly went back to the bench after this. Hint: His son now plays in the NBA. |
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HBF
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Henry Bibby? |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Great guess, but no. Further hint: the team he played for was absorbed from the ABA. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Ron Brewer? |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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carpetbeggar wrote: Ron Brewer? Nailed it. Brewer took over for George "Ice" Gervin who, at the time, got probably 40% of the shots in the Spurs offense. The Spurs gave Brewer the same number of touches Gervin would have normally gotten and he went nuts for his three game run. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Wow, I wasn't 100% sure on that one, but I think I remembered George Gervin missing the games first. That was hard. Okay, in the 1980 Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, The U.S. hockey team won the gold medal. What team did they defeat to win the gold medal? |
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LAF
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Finland |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football 
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Sweden |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Sweden Whoops, never mind... |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: Finland Yup, it was Finland, Alfie got it correct. You're up. |
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LAF
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This NHL goaltender became the last player in history to wear the #00 after the league banned that number (and #0) after the 1995-96 season. |
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LAF
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This one may have been too hard. So here's a hint: he is currently someone's starting goaltender |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: This NHL goaltender became the last player in history to wear the #00 after the league banned that number (and #0) after the 1995-96 season. Martin Biron who was with Buffalo at the time. |
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HBF
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Finland. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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HBF wrote: Finland. Are we now in Jeopardy format? Um, who lost to the United States in the Lake Placid Olympics gold medal hockey game?  |
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srossi
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Who is Ludvig Borga? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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thunderbolt wrote: HBF wrote:Finland. LMFAO!! |
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beejmi THE BIG KAHUNA 
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Are we now in Jeopardy format?  |
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LAF
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CanadianHorseman wrote: LAF wrote:This NHL goaltender became the last player in history to wear the #00 after the league banned that number (and #0) after the 1995-96 season. Yes |
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carpetbeggar wrote: thunderbolt wrote:HBF wrote:Finland. That was a funny exchange. |
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CanadianHorseman
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OK - it's my turn: in the 1980-81 season Wayne Gretzky broke an NHL record by scoring his 50th goal in only his 39th game. Name the team and the goalie that allowed this historic goal. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Was it the Flyers with the goalie being Pete Peeters? |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: Was it the Flyers with the goalie being Pete Peeters? You are half right. |
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Flyers and Pele Lindberg |
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CanadianHorseman
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The Ultimate Sin wrote: Flyers and Pele Lindberg You are also half right. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Flyers and it was an empty net goal. I know Peeters was the goalie in that game so he was probably on the bench at the time. |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: Flyers and it was an empty net goal. I know Peeters was the goalie in that game so he was probably on the bench at the time. DING DING DING - we have a winner. Just for fun - do you remember the Flyer that tried to play goalie and block that goal. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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CanadianHorseman wrote: carpetbeggar wrote:Fuck no....was it Brian Propp?Flyers and it was an empty net goal. I know Peeters was the goalie in that game so he was probably on the bench at the time. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Okay I guess it's my turn: What two men's college basketball teams played in the last NCAA tournament game without the use of the shot clock? Also what year was the game played? |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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From the hip - but wasn't it Villanova - Georgetown, 1985? |
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beejmi THE BIG KAHUNA
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Are you insinuating that Villanova played "stall ball" against Georgetown in 1985 ? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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thunderbolt wrote: From the hip - but wasn't it Villanova - Georgetown, 1985? Yes Beejmi wrote: Are you insinuating that Villanova played "stall ball" against Georgetown in 1985 ? and yes. thunderbolt's turn. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Who was the first player to have two multiple home run games in the same World Series? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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thunderbolt wrote: Who was the first player to have two multiple home run games in the same World Series? The immortal Willie Aikens, 1980 |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Torn from the headlines, well at least the announcement of his release from incarceration anyway. DFG got it. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Three part question: A few years ago in Fenway Park, Mike Mussina hurled a perfect game for eight and two thirds innings against the Red Sox before finally surrenduring a hit to a pinch hitter. Who was that pinch hitter? For whom was the pinch hitter batting? Who was the opposing starting pitcher? |
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BigJ
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Three part question: Carl Everett for Joe Oliver David Cone |
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BigJ
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This former AL All-Star abruptly retired for a year because of a "cold" attitude on the part of management. He then returned with a division rival. |
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LAF
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Bruce Bochte? 82 Mariners then 84 A's? |
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BigJ
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Si senor, well done |
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LAF
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Late in the 1986 season, the Mets released this longtime player because he claimed a benching was due to racism. He then looked like a total idiot when his replacement was another black guy. |
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BigJ
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George Foster. |
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LAF
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Ding |
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BigJ
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This girlie-voiced but heterosexual baseball star was arrested in 1985 while in the "company" of a prostitute he claimed to not know was male. |
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LAF
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Dave Stewart |
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BigJ
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LAF wrote: Dave Stewart Bingo |
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Who was the first Czech-born goaltender to play in the NHL? |
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BigJ
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LAF wrote: Who was the first Czech-born goaltender to play in the NHL? Can't be Hasek, is it? |
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BigJ
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Jiri Crha? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Jiri Crha |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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BigJ wrote: Jiri Crha?Fucker, you beat me to the punch. |
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BigJ
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carpetbeggar wrote: BigJ wrote:Jiri Crha?Fucker, you beat me to the punch. Mine's a guess, you sound certain. If it's him you take the next Q. |
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LAF
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The answer is Crha |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Okay, thanks BigJ. Who were the first ORIGINAL "Fearsome Foursome" of the San Deigo Chargers? Bonus question is name all four of their Jersey numbers used while together? |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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I am going to proceed under the assumption that you meant the LA Rams 'Fearsome Foursome'. Merlin Olson - 74 Deacon Jones - 75 Lamar Lundy - no idea Roger Brown and Rosey Grier - no idea |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Ron Nery, Bill Hudson, Ernie Ladd, Earl Faison |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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thunderbolt wrote: I am going to proceed under the assumption that you meant the LA Rams 'Fearsome Foursome'. No the Chargers version is what I was looking for. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Ron Nery, Bill Hudson, Ernie Ladd, Earl Faison Nice work, you nailed it. I thought you guys might have a little trouble with that one although I thought a couple West Coast guys would know. Actually didn't they play one of your Patsies teams in the championship game in the early sixties when they were together? Any idea what their jersey numbers were? I'll take just Ladds if that's easier. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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carpetbeggar wrote: dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Ron Nery, Bill Hudson, Ernie Ladd, Earl Faison I think they decimated the Patsies in one of the earliest AFL championship games...that was before my time, but sportswriters still talk about it in these parts. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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For the record, I believe Ernie Ladd was 77, if his 1965 Topps card can attest... [url=http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_nzI2FI0s0A60SJzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTBpZTByOGFiBHBvcwMyBHNlYwNzcgR2dGlkAw--/SIG=1hdjmun19/EXP=1214412147/**http%3A//images.search.yahoo.com/images/view%3Fback=http%253A%252F%252Fimages.search.yahoo.com%252Fsearch%252Fimages%253Fei%253DUTF-8%2526p%253Dernie%252520ladd%252520%2526fr2%253Dtab-web%2526fr%253Dyfp-t-501%26w=175%26h=338%26imgurl=http://www.anniemayhem.com%252Fblog%252520pics%252FErnieLadd1965Topps.jpg%26rurl=http%253A%252F%252Fhttp://www.anniemayhem.com%252Fcgi-bin%252Fwordpress%253Fp%253D943%26size=10.3kB%26name=ErnieLadd1965Topps.jpg%26p=ernie%2Bladd%26type=JPG%26oid=8900e97d9cfe1458%26no=2%26sigr=11i0j7a9n%26sigi=11mpk64c6%26sigb=130ud8h3f&tt=127]  [/url] |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Here's mine: The pitcher with the eighth longest consecutive scoreless innings streak in the American League also has the tenth longest scoreless innings streak in the AL; interestingly, he did it with different teams. Name the player, the teams, and the seasons these feats were accomplished. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Here's mine: Again with the friggin Sox. 8. Luis Tiant, 41.0, 1978 Cleveland 10. Luis Tiant, 40.0, 1972 Boston |
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BigJ
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I'm the last guy to have 40 starts in a season as a pitcher. Name/Team/Year/Record? |
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JB5
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BigJ wrote: I'm the last guy to have 40 starts in a season as a pitcher. Name/Team/Year/Record? Charlie Hough, 1987 Texas Rangers, 18-13 record. |
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BigJ
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JB5 wrote: BigJ wrote:I'm the last guy to have 40 starts in a season as a pitcher. Name/Team/Year/Record? Well done. All you. |
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Evgeny Nabokov started the first forty-three games of his team's 2007-08 National Hockey League games before giving way to Thomas Greiss on January 13. Name the most recent goaltender to hold a longer starting streak to begin a season. |
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JB5 wrote: Evgeny Nabokov started the first forty-three games of his team's 2007-08 National Hockey League games before giving way to Thomas Greiss on January 13. Name the most recent goaltender to hold a longer starting streak to begin a season. Martin Brodeur ?? |
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BigJ
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Marty Turco. |
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CanadianHorseman wrote: JB5 wrote:Evgeny Nabokov started the first forty-three games of his team's 2007-08 National Hockey League games before giving way to Thomas Greiss on January 13. Name the most recent goaltender to hold a longer starting streak to begin a season. That was my first guess as well, but alas, it's incorrect. |
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BigJ wrote: Marty Turco. Turco is also incorrect |
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CanadianHorseman
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JB5 wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:JB5 wrote:Evgeny Nabokov started the first forty-three games of his team's 2007-08 National Hockey League games before giving way to Thomas Greiss on January 13. Name the most recent goaltender to hold a longer starting streak to begin a season. Damn - how about Roberto Luongo ?? |
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JB5
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Luongo is also incorrect. |
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BigJ
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Grant Fuhr |
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CanadianHorseman
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JB5 wrote: Luongo is also incorrect.  OK - how about Khabibulin in either Chicago or Tampa Bay ??? |
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BigJ wrote: Grant Fuhr Nice job! Fuhr started the first 76 games of the season for the 96-97 Blues. That's insane! |
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From the San Jose Sharks' website: His 43 consecutive starts to start the season was the second longest streak in the League since 1989-90. Martin Brodeur (NJ), 44 starts from 1/3/96 - 4/13/96, is the only goalie to have a longer streak in that time. |
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You are up BigJ |
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LAF wrote: From the San Jose Sharks' website: The Sharks website is incorrect. |
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It was the 95-96 Blues, not the 96-97. Sorry about that. |
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Stupid Sharks. |
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I just realized that their dates are not even right. The 95-96 season did not start in January, 94-95 did. Assholes. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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BigJ wrote: dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Here's mine: YOUR RESONSE IS WRONG, Little J!!! It was 1968, not 1978! You may want to wait for the question asker's clearance before you post your question like everybody else on the board has been. (Note to self: Remember that Mr. J has baseball-almanac.com bookmarked as his homepage. Do not ask any questions that he can find there.) |
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: BigJ wrote:dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Here's mine: A mere typo, my boy, a mere typo. All the same, please take my spot now. As for the Baseball Almanac reference, ditto my friend. And I can't figure out if it's baseball-reference or baseballcube you use too. Perhaps both. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Typos don't matter. It's still wrong. As far as "almanac", "reference" and "cube" goes...I too use 'em all! |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who hit the first home run in Oakland A's history? |
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Reggie Jackson |
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BigJ
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I wasnt paying attention, sorry. Yes, Reginald Martinez Jackson, in a 3-1 loss at Baltimore, April 10, 1968 |
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Name of one of the three players to be selected twice in the same NHL Expansion Draft. |
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BigJ
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LAF wrote: Name of one of the three players to be selected twice in the same NHL Expansion Draft. Daren Puppa, 1993 |
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LAF
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Correct. The other 2 are Glenn Healy and Dennis Vial. The 93 Expansion Draft had 2 different phases. Anaheim and Florida picked first, then Tampa and Ottawa could pick guys from Anaheim and Florida. This allowed players to get picked more than once. |
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BigJ
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What was the most lopsided game in NHL history? Score, teams and date. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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BigJ wrote: What was the most lopsided game in NHL history? Score, teams and date. Was it The Detroit Red Wings beating The New York Rangers 15-0? I had to google the date on this. Was the date January 23, 1944? I attribute this game to the fact all The good Rangers players were over serving their country in WWII. |
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carpetbeggar wrote: BigJ wrote:What was the most lopsided game in NHL history? Score, teams and date. Got it. All you. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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This is a three part question with a bonus. What college did Brock Lesnar wrestler for? What was his overall collegiate record? Who did he defeat for the 2000 NCAA heaveyweight championship? Bonus: Name the school his 2000 finals opponent wrestled for and the final score of that match. |
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Minnesota 106-5 Wes Hand from Iowa |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: Minnesota Yeah you got it. I screwed up when I asked the second question though as I only wanted his record at Minnesota, which was 50-2, my bad. He defeated Hand 3-2, I think  . I don't know for sure myself and didn't check that before I asked the question.Anyway LAF is next. |
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Name the only member of the Pittsburgh Penguins who would not allow the producers of the 1995 Jean-Claude Van Damme film "Sudden Death" to use his name for one of the players. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Mario Lemeiux? |
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No |
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CanadianHorseman
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Since he was known to be an assh*le I'm going to guess Tom Barasso. |
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CanadianHorseman wrote: Since he was known to be an assh*le I'm going to guess Tom Barasso. Yes. Agree on the asshole thing too. You're up. |
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LAF wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:Since he was known to be an assh*le I'm going to guess Tom Barasso. Wow - I really did guess at that one. OK - next question: Name this baseball HOFer that was also drafted by an NBA team, an ABA team and an NFL team. |
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HBF
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Dave Winfield |
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CanadianHorseman
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HBF wrote: Dave Winfield Jesus - it only took you 7 mintes to figure that one out. You're up HBF. |
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HBF
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Should be easy for you obscure fact-knowing folks: There are only two days all year that have no MAJOR (MLB, NFL, NHL, NBA) sports dates each year. Which two days are these? |
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CanadianHorseman wrote: HBF wrote:Actually, I remembered that fact and was able to answer as soon as I saw it. No power of Google there.Dave Winfield |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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HBF wrote: Should be easy for you obscure fact-knowing folks: Is it the day BEFORE the MLB Home Run Derby and the day AFTER the MLB All-Star Game? |
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HBF
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Cb's correct-you're up. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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Dave Stewart |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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The Ultimate Sin wrote: Dave Stewart Nope. |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? I get the feeling that this is a trick question so I'm going to say Calvin Coolidge at the 1924 and 1925 World Series. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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carpetbeggar wrote: Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? No, it's got to be somebody who was a starting pitcher for the AL team that made the WS one year, and the next year was the starting pitcher for the NL team that made the WS. (since World Series used to alternate home field advantages). It's too much research for me, though. |
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carpetbeggar wrote: Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? Wasn't it Don Gullet in 76 and 77 with the Reds and Yanks? Wouldn't have even thought of him had I not been a Reds fan. John |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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JB5 wrote: carpetbeggar wrote:Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? Congrats you nailed it. You ask the next question. |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: JB5 wrote:carpetbeggar wrote:Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? You threw me off when you said person and not pitcher hence my wrong answer. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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CanadianHorseman wrote:carpetbeggar wrote:JB5 wrote:carpetbeggar wrote:Who was the first man to throw the very first pitch of the World Series in back to back years? Sure CH, go on and save face now why don't you.  BTW I said MAN NOT person. You've got to get your act together CH if you want to be the "Star" of this board.  |
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LAF
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I like this contest, but are there standings? |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote: Don't get me wrong - I never would have come up with Don Gullet. All I'm saying is that your wording led me to believe that it was a trick question. And I don't want to be the " Star " of this board - I already am !!!! |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote:I like this contest, but are there standings? I was going to do them once a week but I'll compile and post shortly. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Just a note before I post the current standings. All questions and answers after DFG34's question below until DFG34 question of:"Who hit the first home run in Oakland A's history?" were disqualified after BigJ gave an incorrect answer and went ahead and asked the next question before DFG34 could respond with a "no" answer. The standings will be in my next post. dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: BigJ wrote:dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Here's mine: |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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If anyone sees any errors PM me and I will double check and correct if necessary. S&W Sports Trivia Standings(as of 06/26/08) PTS./Name 6 - LAF 4 - BigJ 4 - carpetbeggar 2 - Thunderbolt 2 - CanadianHorseman 2 - dogfacedgremlin34 1 - HBF 1 - JB5 |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: If anyone sees any errors PM me and I will double check and correct if necessary. Hey - I don't want to be Mr. Pink.  |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Just wanted to mention that JB5 answered the last question correctly, therefore he asks the next question. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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CanadianHorseman wrote: carpetbeggar wrote:If anyone sees any errors PM me and I will double check and correct if necessary. Sorry, I guess it's just the price of fame. |
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HBF
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Mr. Pink didn't like to tip, which was one of the funniest scenes in an otherwise not very funny movie. |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:carpetbeggar wrote:If anyone sees any errors PM me and I will double check and correct if necessary. My agent told me that there would be some jealousy coming from you commoners. |
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BTW, not that it matters, but I have answered two questions correctly. What goalie holds the NHL Record with 3 assists in one game? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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JB5 wrote: BTW, not that it matters, but I have answered two questions correctly.I didn't count one as I mentioned in an earlier post due to BigJ answering a question(which was wrong)and then asking a question before finding out if he got the question right(which he didn't). So basically no one should ask a question until they get clearance that it is the correct answer that the person asking is looking for. |
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JB5 wrote: BTW, not that it matters, but I have answered two questions correctly. Calgary's Jeff Reese, 1993. |
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JB5
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Correct, you are up |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who is the youngest switch hitter in MLB to hit for the cycle? |
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JB5
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Who is the youngest switch hitter in MLB to hit for the cycle? Eric Chavez? |
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JB5
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Who is the youngest switch hitter in MLB to hit for the cycle? Sorry, not Chavez, is it Mel Ott? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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No and no. |
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BigJ
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Gary Matthews Jr. |
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BigJ
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carpetbeggar wrote: JB5 wrote:BTW, not that it matters, but I have answered two questions correctly.I didn't count one as I mentioned in an earlier post due to BigJ answering a question(which was wrong)and then asking a question before finding out if he got the question right(which he didn't). You're full of shit, give him his point. |
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BigJ
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While you're at it, give me my point too, it was a typo. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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BigJ wrote: Gary Matthews Jr. Nope |
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BigJ
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Jose Reyes |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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BigJ wrote: Jose Reyes Winnah! |
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JB5
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It would probably help if I actually chose switch hitters. :-) Neither Chavez or Ott were able to do that |
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BigJ
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A's coach under Billy Martin, he was a starter on some New York championship teams. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Clete Boyer |
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BigJ
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Yes. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Two players who received votes for the 1978 AL MVP award were not alive to see who was named the 1979 AL MVP. Name the two players. |
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CanadianHorseman
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Two players who received votes for the 1978 AL MVP award were not alive to see who was named the 1979 AL MVP. Name the two players. Thurman Munson and..... ???? Can I at least get 1 point ???? |
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BigJ
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Munsopn and Lyman Bostock |
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BigJ
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Munson that is, THURMAN MUNSON AND LYMAN BOSTOCK |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Thanks for the clarification...I wasn't sure if "Munsopn" was some obscure utility infielder in the Turkish Baseball Association or something. You're up. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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BigJ wrote: While you're at it, give me my point too, it was a typo. OK, revised standings as of 06/27/08: S&W Sports Trivia Standings(as of 06/27/08) PTS./Name 7- BigJ 6- LAF 4 - carpetbeggar 4 - dogfacedgremlin34 2 - Thunderbolt 2 - CanadianHorseman 2 - JB5 1 - HBF |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Bump! BigJ's turn at asking the next question and he just so happens to be in the lead with seven points too. |
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JB5
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Is this over? Come on BigJ!! |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Bump. YOO HOO! BIG J!...Come out come out whereever you are... |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Bump. Okay dogfacedgremlin34 since you answered the last correct question before BigJ you go ahead and ask again. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Which player eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame has the most career hits yet is still not enshrined? |
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JB5
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Ricky Henderson |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: Ricky Henderson Nice try, but not eligible yet. Won't be eligible until the 2009 balloting, when he'll likely make it. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Is it Pete Rose? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Actually he's not eligible is he? Jim Rice? |
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JB5
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Harold Baines? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: Harold Baines? Correctomundo, JB5! Way to redeem thyself! Yer up... |
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JB5
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Who was the first player drafted in the NFL draft to rush for over 2000 yards in his career? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Tuffy Leemans? |
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JB5
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Tuffy Leemans? Excellent job! You are up now |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who is the New York Giants career leader in safeties? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Who is the New York Giants career leader in safeties? Is it Jim Katcavage with three? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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carpetbeggar wrote: dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Who is the New York Giants career leader in safeties? Correct! |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Okay, how about a little golf: In the 1968 Masters Tournament, Roberto de Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard costing him the chance to play eventual winner Bob Goalby in a playoff. Who was the playing partner who scored de Vincenzo incorrectly? |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Dang. I have watched maybe 30 minutes total of golf in the last couple of years, but during those 30 minutes I heard the announcers mention this story (it must be a bfd in the golf universe) and heard them blame it on sombody named Tom Aaron (sp?) |
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LAF
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It was Tommy Aaron. Funny part is that Aaron actually gave de Viczenzo a 1-stroke higher score than he actually had. He didn't actually lower the score. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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thunderbolt wrote: Dang. I have watched maybe 30 minutes total of golf in the last couple of years, but during those 30 minutes I heard the announcers mention this story (it must be a bfd in the golf universe) and heard them blame it on sombody named Tom Aaron (sp?) And thunderbolt with the chip in! Tommy Aaron it is. You're up next my friend. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Who was the first ever NBA lottery pick? |
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CanadianHorseman
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thunderbolt wrote: Who was the first ever NBA lottery pick? The " frozen envelope " draft lottery was won by the NY Knicks in 1985 and they picked Patrick Ewing. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Should've gone more obscure I guess. You're up CH. |
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CanadianHorseman
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Which 2 former WCW World Champions played together in the USFL on the Tampa Bay Bandits. |
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LAF
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Lex Luger and Ron Simmons |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Lex Luger and Ron Simmons Damn you are not only fast but you are also correct. |
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LAF
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Name the NHL goaltender who made the most saves while recording a regular season shutout. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: Name the NHL goaltender who made the most saves while recording a regular season shutout. Bob Sauve? |
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LAF
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Not Sauve |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: Not Sauve Ok then I'll go with my original pick then, is it The Dominator? |
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LAF
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Not Hasek |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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LAF wrote: Not Hasek I really have no idea on this one (obviously ). I'll have to think on this, without the use of the crimsongoogle. |
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JB5
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Didn't Craig Anderson stop 53 in a shutout recently that set the record? |
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LAF
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JB5 wrote: Didn't Craig Anderson stop 53 in a shutout recently that set the record? You got it. You're up. |
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JB5
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Which major league pitcher won 187 games in his career after turning the age of 35? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Cy Young? |
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JB5
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No, Cy Young is incorrect. |
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LAF
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Warren Spahn, as I'll go with the Buffalo reference |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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LAF wrote: Warren Spahn, as I'll go with the Buffalo reference Damn, too late. That was my guess. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Phil Neikro? |
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JB5
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Warren Spahn is correct. You are up LAF |
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LAF
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Who was the first NHL player born and developed in Japan to appear in a game? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: Warren Spahn is correct. You are up LAF Quick question...can you tell me where the source of your info was. I looked at baseball-reference.com for Spahn before the answer was given and came up with, at best, 180 (since Spahn didn't turn 35 until April 23, 1956, I gave him the most amount of wins possible). Still not 187 though. Am I missing something? |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Who was the first NHL player born and developed in Japan to appear in a game? Yutaka Fukufuji - Goalie for the LA Kings. |
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LAF
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CanadianHorseman wrote: LAF wrote:Who was the first NHL player born and developed in Japan to appear in a game? Correct |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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I'm positive Sam Ishutsi came before him. Are you certain? |
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CanadianHorseman
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The Ultimate Sin wrote: I'm positive Sam Ishutsi came before him. Are you certain? Damn you - I actually looked that up.  |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:LAF wrote:Who was the first NHL player born and developed in Japan to appear in a game? My question - who are the last 2 players to wear # 99 in the NHL ??? |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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CanadianHorseman wrote: The Ultimate Sin wrote:I'm positive Sam Ishutsi came before him. Are you certain? I remember him way before 2007. The announcer would yell, "Ishutsi scores!!!!" |
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LAF
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CanadianHorseman wrote: My question - who are the last 2 players to wear # 99 in the NHL ??? Wayne Gretzky and I think it's Wilf Paiement. I remember a commercial during last hockey season where some store in Ontario ran ads saying "And here he is, it's #99!!!" and out comes Wilf Paiement saying "Expecting someone else?" |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:My question - who are the last 2 players to wear # 99 in the NHL ??? Is that your FINAL ANSWER ????????????????????? |
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LAF
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Yeah |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Yeah Then I'm sorry but you are wr........ ah screw it - you got it. |
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LAF
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Who was the last NHL team to own the rights to Hall of Famer Guy Lafleur? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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LAF wrote: Who was the last NHL team to own the rights to Hall of Famer Guy Lafleur? Minnesota North Stars |
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LAF
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Yep |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who is the only MLB pitcher to win his 300th game with the Seattle Mariners? |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Who is the only MLB pitcher to win his 300th game with the Seattle Mariners? It has to be Gaylord Perry. |
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LAF
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I just got a copy of that game in the other day too. 1982. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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carpetbeggar wrote: dogfacedgremlin34 wrote:Who is the only MLB pitcher to win his 300th game with the Seattle Mariners? Correct. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Who was the 1992 NFL defensive player of the year? |
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CanadianHorseman
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carpetbeggar wrote: Who was the 1992 NFL defensive player of the year? Cortez Kennedy - Seattle |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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CanadianHorseman wrote: carpetbeggar wrote:Who was the 1992 NFL defensive player of the year? Yeah, you're right. |
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CanadianHorseman
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OK - I'll make this one so you can't just easily look up the answer: Which team did the Dallas Cowboys trade up with in the 1990 NFL Draft to be able to draft Emmitt Smith ???? |
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LAF
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Steelers |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Steelers Jesus H. Christ - I'm going to start asking for the shoe size of backup QB's pretty soon. Yeah - you're right. |
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LAF
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The NHL's first "Japanese-born" player selected in the Draft was also imaginary. What was "his" name? For extra credit, what was the reasoning behind inventing a draft pick? |
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JB5
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LAF wrote: The NHL's first "Japanese-born" player selected in the Draft was also imaginary. What was "his" name? For extra credit, what was the reasoning behind inventing a draft pick? His name was Taro Tsujimoto. Punch Imlach drafted him in 1974 as a joke. His name in Japanese means Sabre. I've heard that he pulled the name out of the Buffalo phonebook, but I don't know if that's ever been confirmed or not. |
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LAF
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Correct. Imlach drafted him to pull a fast one on the NHL. The NHL conducted the '74 Draft through a complicated secret process so that the WHA would not know what was going on. Because of this process, the draft was taking forever, and Imlach was pissed off. Some people actually thought the Sabres had found some diamond in the rough. |
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JB5
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In the last National Hockey League instance of a goaltender crossing the centre red line (legally) in an attempt to score, this netminder was rocked by a Jean-Claude Tremblay bodycheck. Name him. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: In the last National Hockey League instance of a goaltender crossing the centre red line (legally) in an attempt to score, this netminder was rocked by a Jean-Claude Tremblay bodycheck. Name him. Gary "Suitcase" Smith may have only played five games for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but this one will be remembered for awhile. Smith claims that he made his mad dash into history because he figured that he'd be sent back to the minor leagues anyhow. The "Gary Smith rule" is section (i) of Rule 31. |
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JB5
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I see we both are visitors to Hockeys Future website. :-) Correct, you are up. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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There are at least two relatively well known statues of famous sporting figures in the city of Boston. Name the sporting figures represented. For extra credit (1/2 point apiece) name each statue's location. |
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JB5
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Red Auerbach- located at Faneuil Hall Marketplace Harry Agganis- located at Meze Restuarant I know Bird has one too, but not sure of where exactly the hotel is Larry Bird- located at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: Red Auerbach- located at Faneuil Hall Marketplace Lookit the big brain on JB5! I wasn't even thinking of the Agannis or Bird statues--in fact, I didn't even know they existed--but some research proved they do in fact exist. (The best part is, Agannis has a much more famous statue outside of the aptly named Agannis Field; you chose the more obscure likeness.) For the record, the other statue I had in mind was the Ted Williams statue outside of Fenway Park. You took the more difficult route, though. As far as I'm concerned, you get the full two points. Yer up... |
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JB5
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Ok, let's try an obscure one. Which MLB player holds the record for biggest home/road home run differential in the season after he won the home run title? |
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CanadianHorseman
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JB5 wrote: I see we both are visitors to Hockeys Future website. :-) Great site - I post as BostonBob over in the Bruins section. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Not to hijack JB5's question, but carpetbegger, could we get a score update when you get a chance? |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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JB5 wrote: Ok, let's try an obscure one. Andre Dawson |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Hack Wilson. |
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JB5
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Both Wilson and Dawson are incorrect. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Duke Snider. |
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carpetbeggar The Ayatollah Of Rock And Rolla
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Ok here's the revised standings for 07/10/08. I gave two points for the questions answered where the person asking the question asked for a two-part answer where-by they said it would be worth two points. Let me know if there are any errors. S&W Sports Trivia Standings(as of 07/10/08) PTS./Name 10 - LAF 8 - JB5 7 - dogfacedgremlin34 7 - BigJ 6 - carpetbeggar 5 - CanadianHorseman 3 - Thunderbolt 1 - HBF Also the last question asked: " Which MLB player holds the record for biggest home/road home run differential in the season after he won the home run title?" hasn't been given credit yet as JB5 hasn't posted whether any of the answers given so far are correct. |
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JB5
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Duke Snider is also incorrect. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Is it time for a hint? |
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JB5
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This man won 2 MVP awards during his career and made double digit all star teams, as well as winning rookie of the year and world series MVP. There, that should be enough hints. :-) |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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JB5 wrote: This man won 2 MVP awards during his career and made double digit all star teams, as well as winning rookie of the year and world series MVP. Johnny Bench |
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lobo316
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Frank Robinson |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Mike Schmidt? |
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JB5
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: JB5 wrote:This man won 2 MVP awards during his career and made double digit all star teams, as well as winning rookie of the year and world series MVP. Johnny Bench is correct. He hit 72% of his homers in 1973 on the road after leading the National League with 40 in 1972. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who is the only MLB player to be two different pitchers 3,000th strikeout victim? |
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lobo316
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Cesar Geronimo |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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lobo316 wrote: Cesar Geronimo You got it. |
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lobo316
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It's Friday, here's an easy one. Who suceeded Lou Gehrig as Captain of the New York Yankees ? |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Thurman Munson |
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lobo316
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dogfacedgremlin34 wrote: Thurman Munson You are correct, sir. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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Who is the last active player to have played for the Brooklyn Dodgers? |
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lobo316
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Don Drysdale |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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lobo316 wrote: Don Drysdale Negative. |
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lobo316
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Johnny Roseboro |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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lobo316 wrote: Johnny Roseboro Nope. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Vin Scully brings this up just often enough that I know the name Bob Aspromonte. |
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dogfacedgremlin34 Will Kick Your Ass At Fantasy Football
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thunderbolt wrote: Vin Scully brings this up just often enough that I know the name Bob Aspromonte. Winnah! Didn't know Scully brought that up frequently...interesting... |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Who was the only announcer traded for an active player? Bonus for naming the teams involved. |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Ernie Harwell |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Clawmaster scores. Batter up. |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Good to be on the board. Only started playing yesterday. Which basketball team was Phil Jackson the head coach before becoming an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls? |
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LAF
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Albany Patroons of the CBA |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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LAF wrote: Albany Patroons of the CBA I knew you'd get that one. You're up. |
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LAF
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Before the Colts-Patriots game last season, which NFL game saw the latest matchup in the season of two undefeated teams? |
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JB5
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1921, Akron vs Buffalo |
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LAF
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You are correct sir |
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JB5
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What NHL player led 3 different canadian franchises in scoring in 3 consecutive seasons? |
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LAF
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Vincent Damphousse with Toronto, Edmonton, and Montreal back in the early 90s |
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LAF
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I'm pretty sure I am right, as I checked this one just now on Hockeydb, so I'll go ahead. Name the three QBs in NFL history who have had Tommy John surgery. |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Name the three QBs in NFL history who have had Tommy John surgery. Jake Delhomme, Rob Johnson and Craig Erickson. |
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LAF
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Yes |
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CanadianHorseman
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OK hopefully this one takes a bit of research - name the fringe NHL defenseman who was part of one of the NHL's biggest trades ever and proclaimed himself " the most famous 5th wheel in history ". |
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lobo316
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A wild guess with no research.............. Gilles Marotte. |
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CanadianHorseman
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lobo316 wrote: A wild guess with no research.............. Gilles Marotte. Nope - let me know if you want / need some hints. |
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LAF
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Ric Nattress? |
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JB5
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Grant Jennings? |
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CanadianHorseman
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LAF wrote: Ric Nattress? Nope. |
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CanadianHorseman
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JB5 wrote: Grant Jennings? Nope. |
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clawmaster Hall Of Famer
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Marty McSorley though he did play the wing too. |
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lobo316
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Joe Zanussi |
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CanadianHorseman
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clawmaster wrote: Marty McSorley though he did play the wing too. Nope. |
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CanadianHorseman
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lobo316 wrote: Joe Zanussi Well done. |
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lobo316
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If You're a baseball geek & read countless baseball books, you'll know this one. Who is the only man to pinch hit for Roger Maris & Ted Williams ? |
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JB5
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Carroll Hardy? |
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Benlen
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lobo316 wrote:
you forgot Yastremski |
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lobo316
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JB5 wrote: Carroll Hardy? You got it. He is also the only player to pinch hit for Williams & Yaz. Played for the 49's in the NFL & worked for the Denver Broncos & was credited for putting together the "Orange Crush" defense. I was expecting Dog Face to get it. Well done, JB. BTW, on his 25th birthday, he pinch hit for Maris & hit his first ML home run. When Williams hit his last home run, he was replaced in left by you-know-who.  |
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JB5
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Name the 4 times that the Stanley Cup has been won on neutral ice. |
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JB5
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Damn, I didn't think it was that tough of a question. |
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LAF
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Bumping because I have no friggin' clue. I guess all 4 pre-date 1927 |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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I surrender on most every hockey question, but I'd like ot know the answer to this one. Here's one, not meaning to be rude: Who did the Lakers trade away for the draft picks which became Magic Johnson and James Worthy, respectively? The answer is two different guys. |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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Gail Goodrich for Magic, sort of. IIRC he left as a restricted free agent, if that's what it was called back then. New Orleans had to give compensation to LA. It was a handful of future draft picks, and one turned out to me Magic. Don't know about Worthy. |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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The Ultimate Sin wrote: Gail Goodrich for Magic, sort of. IIRC he left as a restricted free agent, if that's what it was called back then. New Orleans had to give compensation to LA. It was a handful of future draft picks, and one turned out to me Magic. Correct. |
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HBF
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Norm Nixon? |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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I think Stormin' Normin was traded for Byron Scott (or the draft pick that became him). |
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thunderbolt Hall Of Famer
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Goodrich to the Jazz for the draft pick which became Magic was correct. The Laker gave up useless forward Don Ford to the Ted Stepien owned Cavaliers for a draft pick which which ended up being the no. 2 overall and which became James Worthy. Don Ford was notable only because during a 4 game loss to the Trailblazers in the 1977 playoffs Maurice Lucas outrebounded him something like 62 -1 for the series. Full credit to Sin. Batter up. |
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CanadianHorseman
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thunderbolt wrote:
Shouldn't we wait to see if anybody gets JB5's question right ???? |
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JB5
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CanadianHorseman wrote: thunderbolt wrote: If no one responds by 4pm, I'll post the correct answer so this can move on. |
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The Ultimate Sin Hall Of Famer
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CanadianHorseman wrote: thunderbolt wrote: Always out to screw me over aren't you... |
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CanadianHorseman
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The Ultimate Sin wrote: CanadianHorseman wrote:thunderbolt wrote: No - it just seems that way . Really - it does. |
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JB5
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The 4 times were 1907, 1920, 1923, and 1924. All were moved due to poor ice conditions with the exception of 1923. In 1923, Ottawa played Vancouver for the right to play Edmonton in the finals. Ottawa won and rather than take weeks to travel back to Ottawa, they had the games in Vancouver instead. Do I get a bonus for stumping everyone. :-P John |
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