New sports trivia
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Yes I made a mistake in judgment in the middle of the night.
Pleast don’t scold me a third time lol!
Which NFL two-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl champion claimed to have been a virgin on his wedding night, (age 24), and everyone took him at his word?
Roger was 23 when he married Marianne in 1965, (they had been a couple since junior high school), and he was a six-time Pro Bowler.
Nope.
Roger was 23 when he married Marianne in 1965, (they had been a couple since junior high school), and he was a six-time Pro Bowler.
Name ALL THREE former Toronto Maple Leafs players who were born in Prince Edward Island.
There were only two.
There were only two.
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During Cal Ripken Jr's consecutive game streak, there was only one year that he didn't lead the league in games played. Who topped him, in which year, and with how many games played?
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My inner Mr Fuckin' know-it-all voice is saying Julio Franco, and I'm guessing 163 games and 1985.
Bob Hayes, fastest man on earth, with the worse hands in football. He sometimes had trouble with balls hitting him between the twos.
My first thought was one game playoffs between 1982 and 1995 and I don’t believe there was many,if any in, those years. It’s crazy how I can remember minutia from those years but if you asked me who made the playoffs in 2017 for example it would be a wild guess’s.
So I guess it has to be a pretty good player who got traded in the middle of a year between AL teams. My guess is Carney Lansford remember he got moved from
Boston to Oakland — say 1983.
if I had to make a second guess it would be Harold Baines — say 1990.[/QUOTE]
he is probably right. Bob Hallidis played 27 games with Tampa in 1995, and Brent Gretzky played 3. It’s quite possible their paths never crossed as Halkidis was traded from Detroit.
Halkidis certainly played with Wayne in LA, and played in the minors in Rochester a full year or two with Keith.
Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey is my final answer.
Although I think it might be Bryan Trottier also.
Steve Shutt is correct.
When I was researching my answer I was expecting it might me Dennis Maruk. But he had 50 goals the year before (or maybe after) his one off season of 81-82.
This not so great one is the only Player in NHL history who scored 50+ goals in a single season, and yet his second best goal scoring season was less than 50% of his career high. Who is it?
correctly Answered - Wayne Babych
correctly Answered - Wayne Babych
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I’ll try two more and then leave it others.
#1. Adam Oates (confident in this one)
#2. Denis Savard — a guess.
