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Who holds the professional Baseball record for longest, (accurately measured), home run, at 582 feet, (June 3, 1987)?

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One MLB MVP teamed up with one NFL MVP to co-star in a Hollywood movie. Name the two athletes involved, and for fun name the movie.
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This MLB pitcher had 4 consecutive 20 win seasons, followed immediately by a 20 loss season. Who is he?
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K Douglas, because I always enjoy reading your posts I'm going to give you a hint that old farts like you and me will understand. I consider the player in question to be the Godfather of diving in the NHL(not international hockey).
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I'm not quite an old fart just yet, just turned 50. The answer is of course Bill Barber which I see someone else already answered. I like your questions they really make you think.
 
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onomatopoeia said:
Who scored fifteen touchdown in the first three games of the 1981 NCAA season, and was the first MVP of the USFL?
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That has to be Herschel Walker
 
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This MLB pitcher had 4 consecutive 20 win seasons, followed immediately by a 20 loss season. Who is he?
(I have a bad feeling I asked this already)
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The only guy I can think of here is Steve Carlton
 
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K Douglas said:
I'm not quite an old fart just yet, just turned 50. The answer is of course Bill Barber which I see someone else already answered. I like your questions they really make you think.
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50??? Wow!!! Judging by your sports knowledge I thought you were into your 60's or beyond.
 
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Name the last two teamates to finish 1-2 in the Hart trophy(MVP) balloting in the NHL.

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Who was the only Major League Baseball pitcher to lose 20 or more games in a season after 1980?

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50??? Wow!!! Judging by your sports knowledge I thought you were into your 60's or beyond.
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Appreciate that. I just followed professional sports from quite a young age. When I was about 8 or 9 I used to copy by hand NHL team player stats out of the newspaper (2 tiimes per season). Still have the books to this date.
 
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tml said:
One MLB MVP teamed up with one NFL MVP to co-star in a Hollywood movie. Name the two athletes involved, and for fun name the movie.
(There may be more than one answer to this, I only know one).
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The Naked Gun. O.J. Simpson and Reggie Jackson. Hilarious movie!
 
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