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Yes, Bronny put them over the top.Yikes
Of course the James' are there, forgot about Bronny.
How about the Hardaways' - Tim Sr. and Jr.
Sorry, the Hardaway's are incorrect.
Here's one for you mitch. Who was the Toronto Argonauts QB from 1975 to 1978?
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Too slow, bro.
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Yikes
Of course the James' are there, forgot about Bronny.
How about the Hardaways' - Tim Sr. and Jr.
Too slow, bro.
Answer:
1. Lebron and Bronny James.(answered correctly first by onomatopoeia)
2. Kobe and Joe Bryant.
3. Stephen and Dell Curry.(answered correctly first by onomatopoeia).
4. Mychal and Klay Thompson.
1. George Yardley. 1957-58 scoring leader.
2. Wilt Chamberlain 1963-64 scoring leader.(answered correctly by onomatopoeia)
3. Bob Mcadoo 1975-76 scoring leader.(answered correctly by onomatopoeia)
4. James Harden 2019-20 scoring leader.(answered correctly by onomatopoeia)
5. Luka Doncic 2023-24 scoring leader.
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The pride of Terrebonne QC Olivier Rioux. If he makes the NBA I believe he would be the tallest player ever to play in the league.
What's his name?
Correct!
Rioux is seven foot nine, and a redshirt freshman at the University of Florida.
If he plays in the NBA, he would be the tallest ever; currently that record is jointly held by Gheorge Muresan and Manute Bol at 7'7".
The NBA routinely overstates a player's height during pregame introductions by about 2 inches because they list their height in shoes.
If Rioux makes pro, his agent will likely get him an endorsement contract with 7-Eleven.
Not a trivia question, just an observation...
Sidney Crosby has averaged more than a point per game in every one of his NHL seasons. The list of players who have done that is likely very short. Even superstars usually don't do this in their first or last seasons.
If you can name any other players who have done this, please quote the post, and provide a link to their career stats page. I would exclude active players who aren't age 35 or more.
btw: Neither Wayne Gretzky nor Mario Lemieux pulled this off.
Sidney Crosby has averaged more than a point per game in every one of his NHL seasons. The list of players who have done that is likely very short. Even superstars usually don't do this in their first or last seasons.
If you can name any other players who have done this, please quote the post, and provide a link to their career stats page. I would exclude active players who aren't age 35 or more.
btw: Neither Wayne Gretzky nor Mario Lemieux pulled this off.
Kent Nilsson missed it by one point, 61 GP, 60 points with Minnesota, 85-86
Can't think of anyone else that comes close to Crosby and Bossy.
