This will run just like the movie quotes thread. I'll start with a question, and whoever answers that question correctly then gets to post their own question, and so forth. Linejumpers will be subject to cruel and unusual punishment.
If no one gets the answer in, say, 12 hours (or if other people are waaaay off), the questioner should provide a clue.
If it's your question, and you let the thread slip off the first page, then you shall be roundly booed and beaten with sticks.
NOTE: use of google and wikipedia and other such research devices are not allowed (obviously)
ALSO NOTE: This is a SPORTS trivia thread, which seems blindly obvious given the title but which I have been told needs to be further elucidated. The following are not real sports: poker, professional wrestling, figure skating, bass fishing, lacrosse, rock-paper-scissors, competitive eating, darts, and drinking games (this list may be added to at my discretion)
Anyway, let's get things started:
Which four-sport (MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL) city is currently in the longest championship drought? (for extra credit, what was the most recent championship won by a team from that city, and what was the most recent championship game/series appearance by a team from such?)
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Nope. The Stars won the Stanley Cup in '98 (or maybe '99, all I remember is being furious at the Brett-Hull-in-the-crease controversy), which is pretty recent by sports reckoning. Plus there were all those 90's Cowboys teams.
Off the top of my head, I'm going with the Mistake by the Lake, Cleveland. And the most recent appearance would be the World Series they lost to Florida back in... '98 was it? '96? Dunno.
Serbia wrote:Off the top of my head, I'm going with the Mistake by the Lake, Cleveland. And the most recent appearance would be the World Series they lost to Florida back in... '98 was it? '96? Dunno.
it was 95 and 97 and yes i think its cleveland we have not won any thing since the 50s i think
pitbull 993 wrote:How many active players in the MLB have 400 or more Home Runs?
I can think of six (bonds, sheffield, a-rod, griffey, piazza, frank thomas) that I'm reasonably confident have gotten to 400. There's probably a couple more that I haven't thought of, but I figured I'd take a stab.
EDIT: make that seven. I forgot that the rangers signed sosa, so he's still technically an active player.
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