New sports trivia

[onomatopoeia]

Who holds the professional Baseball record for longest, (accurately measured), home run, at 582 feet, (June 3, 1987)?

Answered correctly by downbound123.

 

[unassuming]

According to Danny Gallivan, which Hab frequently 'dipsy-doodled over the blue line', and was chief practitioner of the 'spinarama' move?

Serge Savard

 

[onomatopoeia]

According to Danny Gallivan, which Hab frequently 'dipsy-doodled over the blue line', and was chief practitioner of the 'spinarama' move?

Serge Savard

Correct!

 

[tml]

One MLB MVP teamed up with one NFL MVP to co-star in a Hollywood movie. Name the two athletes involved, and for fun name the movie.
(There may be more than one answer to this, I only know one).

 

[tml]

This MLB pitcher had 4 consecutive 20 win seasons, followed immediately by a 20 loss season. Who is he?
(I have a bad feeling I asked this already)

 

[tml]

What was the most phallic starting rotation in MLB history?

 

[K Douglas]

K Douglas, because I always enjoy reading your posts I'm going to give you a hint that old farts like you and me will understand. I consider the player in question to be the Godfather of diving in the NHL(not international hockey).

I'm not quite an old fart just yet, just turned 50. The answer is of course Bill Barber which I see someone else already answered. I like your questions they really make you think.

 

[K Douglas]

Who scored fifteen touchdown in the first three games of the 1981 NCAA season, and was the first MVP of the USFL?

That has to be Herschel Walker

 

[K Douglas]

This MLB pitcher had 4 consecutive 20 win seasons, followed immediately by a 20 loss season. Who is he?
(I have a bad feeling I asked this already)

The only guy I can think of here is Steve Carlton

 

[onomatopoeia]

Who scored fifteen touchdown in the first three games of the 1981 NCAA season, and was the first MVP of the USFL?

That has to be Herschel Walker

Nope.

 

[tml]

The only guy I can think of here is Steve Carlton

A likely candidate, but no.

 

[tml]

I'm not quite an old fart just yet, just turned 50. The answer is of course Bill Barber which I see someone else already answered. I like your questions they really make you think.

50??? Wow!!! Judging by your sports knowledge I thought you were into your 60's or beyond.

 

[downbound123]

Who scored fifteen touchdown in the first three games of the 1981 NCAA season, and was the first MVP of the USFL?

Kelvin Bryant

 

[downbound123]

Who holds the professional Baseball record for longest, (accurately measured), home run, at 582 feet, (June 3, 1987)?

Joey Meyer

 

[onomatopoeia]

Who scored fifteen touchdown in the first three games of the 1981 NCAA season, and was the first MVP of the USFL?

Kelvin Bryant

Correct!

 

[onomatopoeia]

Who holds the professional Baseball record for longest, (accurately measured), home run, at 582 feet, (June 3, 1987)?

Joey Meyer

Correct!

 

[tml]

Name the last two teamates to finish 1-2 in the Hart trophy(MVP) balloting in the NHL.

Answered correctly by K Douglas.

 

[onomatopoeia]

Who was the only Major League Baseball pitcher to lose 20 or more games in a season after 1980?

Answered correctly by Sugarsweet905.

 

[K Douglas]

50??? Wow!!! Judging by your sports knowledge I thought you were into your 60's or beyond.

Appreciate that. I just followed professional sports from quite a young age. When I was about 8 or 9 I used to copy by hand NHL team player stats out of the newspaper (2 tiimes per season). Still have the books to this date.

 

[K Douglas]

One MLB MVP teamed up with one NFL MVP to co-star in a Hollywood movie. Name the two athletes involved, and for fun name the movie.
(There may be more than one answer to this, I only know one).

The Naked Gun. O.J. Simpson and Reggie Jackson. Hilarious movie!