What PLAYER Am I?
What TEAM Am I?
What MOMENT Am I?
What LEAGUE Am I?
What NUMBER Am I?
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Drafted 22nd overall in 2020 after four other receivers were taken ahead of him, this LSU alumnus became the fastest player in NFL history to reach 5,000 career receiving yards while popularizing a viral end-zone dance.

Justin Jefferson

100

Wearing iconic navy pinstripes and claiming 27 crown titles in hand, we play in the Bronx on the hallowed ground where a 'Bambino' built our land.

New York Yankees

100

With seconds left on the clock in Salt Lake City, a legendary number 23 crossed over his defender, held his pose at the top of the key, and sank a smooth jumper to lock up his sixth NBA Championship.

Jordan Game 6 Shot vs Jazz, 1998 Finals, game 6
100

Herb Jones, Luguentz Dort, Naz Reid, T.J. McConnell, Isaiah Hartenstein

NBA

100

Kobe Bryant, Alex Ovechkin, Lamar Jackson, Cal Ripken Jr., Steven Gerrard 

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200

Drafted 41st overall in 2014 while a commercial for a Taco Bell Quesarito aired on TV screen, this Sombor-born center went from an overlooked second-rounder to a three-time MVP who prefers horse racing to the spotlight

Nikola Jokic

200

Owned not by a billionaire but by thousands of everyday fans, our crowd braves the 'Frozen Tundra' wearing giant wedges of yellow dairy on their heads.

Green Bay Packers

200

An undefeated 18-0 season was shattered in the Arizona desert when an unsung receiver trapped a desperation third-down pass against his headwear while his quarterback somehow escaped three jersey-grabbing defensive linemen.

Helmet Catch, 2008 Giants vs Patriots, Mario Manningham

200

Creed Humphrey, Frankie Luvu, Wyatt Teller, Alim McNeill, Talanoa Hufanga

NFL

200

Roberto Clemente, Tim Duncan, Deion Sanders, Peter Forsberg, Andrea Pirlo

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300

An elite multi-sport athlete who has bowled multiple official 300 games in PBA competition, this versatile star won an AL MVP and World Series title in Beantown before moving West to claim another ring in Los Angeles.

Mookie Betts

300

Six golden trophies were hoisted in the 1990s by a legendary flying number 23, running wild through the Windy City under the banner of a red-horned beast

Chicago Bulls

300

With less than two minutes remaining in a tied Game 7, a superstar sprinted nearly the full length of the floor to pin a fast-break layup against the glass—a breathtaking chase-down rejection that paved the way for a 52-year championship drought to finally end.

Lebron's Block, Game 7 NBA Finals vs 73-9 Warriors 2016

300

Roope Hintz, Gustav Forsling, Wyatt Johnston, Anthony Cirelli, Pyotr Kochetkov

NHL 

300

Giannis Antetokounmpo, Walter Payton, David Ortiz, Auston Matthews, Bo Jackson

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400

Inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame after dominating at Syracuse, this powerhouse fullback never missed a single game in his nine-year NFL career before walking away at age 29 on a movie set in London while holding every major rushing record.

Jim Brown

400

icknamed the 'Habs' and hoisting 24 Stanley Cups in our storied history, our classic logo combines a 'C' and an 'H' on the ice in a historic French-speaking metropolis.

Montreal Canadians

400

Facing their bitter arch-rivals and down 3-0 in the ALCS, this team was down to their final three outs in Game 4 before a crucial pinch-runner stolen base sparked four straight victories—making them the first MLB team ever to pull off the ultimate postseason miracle and shatter an 86-year curse.

Red Sox 3-0 comeback on Yankees in 2004 ALCS

400

Shavkat Rakhmonov, Arman Tsarukyan, Cory Sandhagen, Diego Lopes, Movsar Evloev

UFC

400

Ben Simmons, Richard Sherman,  Pete Alonso, Jonas Broden, Jean-Éric Vergne 

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500

The youngest champion in UFC history at age 23, his only official career loss came via a controversial disqualification for illegal 12-to-6 elbows—a combat legacy mirrored by his two brothers, who both won Super Bowl rings in the NFL.

Jon Jones

500

Our name celebrates brass horns, smooth syncopation, and deep Southern roots, yet we play our home games in a landlocked, mountainous state where that music style never actually originated.

Utah Jazz

500

With 16 seconds remaining in a 2000 NFL Wild Card matchup, a desperate throw across the field on a kickoff return looked to many like an illegal forward pass, but it stood after video review—sending a team 75 yards down the sideline for a miracle win.

Music City Miracle, Kevin Dyson on Titans vs Bills, 2000 AFC Wild Card

500

Jocelyn Alo, Montana Fouts, Odicci Alexander, Sis Bates, Haylie McCleney

PSL

500

Hank Aaron, Jerry West, Lewis Hamilton, John Riggins, Chris Pronger 

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