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Baseball Almanac describes this pitch as "(A pitch that is) "pushed" with little or no spin so that it will dance, float, flutter, dart, bob, weave, wobble, sail, or dip in a totally unpredictable manner"

Knuckleball

100

Despite being known for a low-IQ play in the NBA Finals that angered his teammate LeBron James, this player earned a 4.0 GPA during his college career

J.R. Smith

100

Mike Breen is known for yelling this four-letter word after long or clutch 3-pointers

Bang!

100

Death Halladay (fun fact: he's dead)

Football

100

Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant battled in the main event of WrestleMania 3. Gorilla Monsoon called Andre the Giant "the immovable object". This is what he referred to Hogan as.

The irresistible force

200

A batter who rounds all four bases after a hit - but not over the wall - has hit this variation of a homer

Inside-the-park home run

200

This 2x NBA champion dropped out of medical school to play professional basketball. His younger brother has been successful on the court, too, winning a championship in 2019

Pau Gasol

200

This sportscaster is a play-by-play commentator on both Sportsnet and TSN. He mainly covers Toronto Raptors games, but has also filled in for Maple Leafs and Blue Jays games, as well as the CFL and National Bank Open

Matt Devlin

200

Dilly Dally

Football

200

WrestleMania 6 saw The Ultimate Warrior and Hulk Hogan clash in a Winner Takes All match. This stadium hosted the event.

SkyDome

300

This is a nickname for the section of the infield that has been occupied by greats such as Mike Schmidt, George Brett, and Chipper Jones

Hot corner

300

This former NBA MVP could have attended Stanford on an academic scholarship. You could say he's a "wizard" academically, but he only played one season for them in 2020-21 before being traded 

Russell Westbrook

300

Former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo is now an analyst for CBS. This fellow retired Cowboys field general is now on the call for ESPN's Monday Night Football

Troy Aikman

300

Coco Crisp (fun fact: he has a cereal named after himself)

Baseball

300

When Cody Rhodes returned to the WWE at WrestleMania 38, commentator Cory Graves exclaimed, "From undesirable to __________, the Prodigal Son has returned!" This is the missing word.

Undeniable

400

This rule exists due to the unusual conditions at ballparks around the MLB. This rule is called when the ball is stuck in the ivy at Wrigley or when the ball becomes unplayable for whatever reason at fields around the league.

Ground rule double

400

This retired journeyman has started at QB for more teams than anyone else in history. He also graduated from Harvard with a degree in economics

Ryan Fitzpatrick

400

This former 5-time all-star and member of the NBA 75 team spent his entire career from 1987-2005 with the same Central Division team. Now, he's a commentator for NBC.

Reggie Miller

400

Quincy Pondexter

Basketball

400

Danhausen may have been born in Detroit, Michigan, but that's not the only place he's from. This is his four-digit address on Mockingbird Lane (hint: first two digits + last two digits = 24)

1311

500

The rare 1-2-3 double play occurs when a pitcher fields a ground ball and throws home for an out before the ball is thrown to this base

First base

500

This NFL QB is nicknamed "the Passtronaut" because he graduated with a 4.0 GPA in aerospace engineering from the University of Tennessee

Joshua Dobbs

500

Foster Hewitt was a legendary Canadian radio broadcaster who is most famous for calling Hockey Night in Canada. He famously began the broadcast with, "Hello, Canada, and hockey fans in the United States and Newfoundland." This is his signature goal call, still used commonly today

He shoots, he scores!

500

Jimbob Ghostkeeper

Hockey

500

"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan won the first ever Royal Rumble in Hamilton, Ontario in 1988. This former Intercontinental champion defeated Rick Rude in the show's opening match

Ricky Steamboat

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