Record Breakers
Kobe Bryant's farewell tour was highlighted by an 81-point game, the most single-game point total by one player in Lakers history. He broke the record against this NBA Team.
Toronto Raptors
This all-time great wide-receiver credited catching hundreds of bricks bare-handed daily while working construction with his dad as a kid to his success on the field.
Jerry Rice
Out of the 14,000,605 possible futures, we ended up with the one where 2018 Lebron was given this nickname to coincide with the year's highest grossing movie.
LeThanos
There have been 10 non-QBs to win NFL MVP since 1985. How many can you name?
Adrian Peterson, LaDainian Tomlinson, Shaun Alexander, Marshall Faulk, Terrell Davis, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Thurman Thomas, Lawrence Taylor, and Marcus Allen.
This MLB player broke the all-time record for consecutive games played with 2,632. Name that player.
Cal Ripken Jr.
Former Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval might not like dumplings as much as his animated counterpart, but he's a close second.
The Kung Fu Panda
In Super Bowl XXIV, The San Francisco 49ers scored an NFL Record 55 points in a blowout victory over the Denver Broncos. Where was this Super Bowl played?
New Orleans, LA
The reasoning for this NFL player's self-proclaimed nickname is simple: "Nobody would ever be afraid of David Jones."
Deacon Jones
This Hall-of-Fame Punter spent 25 seasons in the NFL with a record 382 games played. Who is this?
Morten Anderson
Wayne "The Great One" Gretzky's brother Brent played only 13 games in the NHL, and was promptly given this somewhat demeaning nickname.
The Other One
Detroit Red Wings right wing Patrick Kane broke the record for most career shootout goals in 2025. What number did he hit to break the record?
53
The 2016 Oakland Raiders entered the season with PFF's best ranked offensive line, and were given this nickname, a pun regarding their quarterback.
Carr Insurance
The NFL's Chuck Howley is forever remembered for this achievement.
The only member of the losing team to win Super Bowl MVP