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400

Trailblazers Small Forward, Chicago Cubs First Baseman

Carmelo Anthony Rizzo

400

Beirut, Lebanon 1965

Steve Kerr

400

Peyback Foundation

Peyton Manning

400

When two opponents have one or both hands firmly on the ball

Held Ball

400

In 1971, this boxer gave Muhammad Ali his first ever loss  

Joe Frazier

800

LA Clippers Small Forward, Oakland Raiders Kicker

Paul George Blanda

800

Yaounde, Cameroon 1994

Joel Embiid

800

The Turn 2 Foundation

Derek Jeter

800

Progressing in any direction while in possession of the ball, which is in excess of prescribed limits

Traveling

800

This QB is the oldest player ever to win the Heisman trophy at the age of 28 

Chris Weinke

1200

Former Golf Pro, Former Minnesota Twins Third Baseman

Butch Harmon Killebrew

1200

 Kingston, Jamaica 1962

Patrick Ewing

1200

Fourward Foundation

Brett Favre

1200

A situation in which any two opponents commit personal fouls at approximately the same time

Double Foul

1200

The very first Wimbledon tournament was scheduled in 1877 as a fundraiser for England’s preferred sport of this

Croquet

1600

Former Boston Celtics Shooting Guard, Former Boston Celtics Shooting Guard 

Ray Allen Ray
1600
Melbourne, Australia 1992

Kyrie Irving

1600

Why Not You Foundation

Russell Wilson

1600

Legal action of a player who, without causing undue contact, delays or prevents an opponent from reaching a desired position.

Screen

1600

In 1950 India qualified for the World Cup in Brazil, but ultimately was forced to withdraw for two reasons, one was financial, the other was this:

The players didn't wear shoes

2000

Chargers Cornerback, Former Arizona Diamondbacks Second Baseman

Chris Harris Junior Spivey

2000
Johannesburg, South Africa, 1974

Steve Nash

2000

Shades of Greatness Inc.

LeSean McCoy

2000

The point where the player gains enough control of the ball to hold it, change hands, pass, shoot, or the player cradles the ball against his body.

Gather

2000

Before 1926 World Series winners were presented with these instead of rings

Pocket Watches

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