What's his name?
Correct, (Dupere).
While this answer would be a Nope 'if spoken aloud', the 'obvious typo' exception is in force.
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What's his name?
While this answer would be a Nope 'if spoken aloud', the 'obvious typo' exception is in force.
What's his name?
I'm not going to give mitchell76 a Too Slow for this, because the 'obvious typo' exception is rarely invoked. I''ll give him the benefit of the doubt that this was not an attempt to cherrypick.
Previously answered Correctly by unassuming.
I'm not going to give mitchell76 a Too Slow for this, because the 'obvious typo' exception is rarely invoked. I''ll give him the benefit of the doubt that this was not an attempt to cherrypick.
Who is the youngest player* to have had their name engraved on the Stanley Cup?
* barring a change to the current rules, this record can never be broken.
* barring a change to the current rules, this record can never be broken.
Who are we?
I'm the older brother. I was a four-time All-American in College, three times in Soccer, and once in Football. I scored 11 goals in 22 games in my only season in the North American Soccer League. I have two Super Bowl rings, playing for the same franchise in two different home cities.
I'm the younger brother. I played for two NASL teams and six NFL teams. I also have two Super Bowl rings, one from my rookie season, and the other with a different team. I might have had a third Super Bowl ring, but I was traded in mid season from a team which won the Super Bowl that season. I accounted for all of my team's scoring in the League Championship game, (15 points from 5 Field Goals), in the season when I won my second ring.
Answered correctly by tml.
I'm the older brother. I was a four-time All-American in College, three times in Soccer, and once in Football. I scored 11 goals in 22 games in my only season in the North American Soccer League. I have two Super Bowl rings, playing for the same franchise in two different home cities.
I'm the younger brother. I played for two NASL teams and six NFL teams. I also have two Super Bowl rings, one from my rookie season, and the other with a different team. I might have had a third Super Bowl ring, but I was traded in mid season from a team which won the Super Bowl that season. I accounted for all of my team's scoring in the League Championship game, (15 points from 5 Field Goals), in the season when I won my second ring.
Answered correctly by tml.
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In the Major League Baseball Expansion Era, (after 1960), twenty-eight players have had 100 RBI seasons with three or more different teams.
Name as many as you can.
tml correctly identified Alex Rodriguez, Joe Carter and Dave Winfield.
K Douglas correctly identified Albert Belle, Jim Thome, Gary Sheffield, Adrian Beltre, Fred McGriff, Carlos Delgado, Vladimir Guerrero, Reggie Jackson, Bobby Abreu and Nelson Cruz.
Thirteen down, fifteen to go.
Name as many as you can.
tml correctly identified Alex Rodriguez, Joe Carter and Dave Winfield.
K Douglas correctly identified Albert Belle, Jim Thome, Gary Sheffield, Adrian Beltre, Fred McGriff, Carlos Delgado, Vladimir Guerrero, Reggie Jackson, Bobby Abreu and Nelson Cruz.
Thirteen down, fifteen to go.
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