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Woohoo! This follows the trends of the many other trivia threads there are, but I shall explain it just in case. I ask a question, then some one else answers it correctly and posts his/her own question for another person to answer, and so on.
I'll kick it off with... What NBA team has won the most NBA Final championships? . And for a cookie, how many did they win? |
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Boston Celtics and I believe it was 16 titles.
Which NBA team has lost the most titles (in one city)? Last edited by MikeyB; 03-30-2003 at 05:38 PM.. |
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Lakers??? wild guess
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Lakers
They lost 12 times. Which NFL team has led the league in rushing the most times? How many times? |
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The Bears? 16 times, correct?
This next one is easy, clue, the answer is not the Florida Panthers! Which NHL team has won the most Stanley Cups? How many? |
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Crap, I used to play hockey trivia, I should remember this.
Montreal Canadiens, not sure...about 18 times? |
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Correct...24 Cups!
Your turn, Morgana. |
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Ooops, missed that by only 6 Cups. lol. Thanks for the break, Indiana.
![]() All right, here's another hockey trivia question... What year was Lord Stanley's Cup first awarded? And as a bonus, which two teams played in the very first finals? |
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The Toronto Arenas defeated the Vancouver MIllionaires ofr the first Cup in 1918.
To celebrate March Madness- Who was the last player to be named NCAA tournament Most Outstanding Player who didn't play for the winning team? |
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I like the fact you got away from the hockey questions, but this one is tough. Give us a hint, what year was it?
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1983 Hakeem Olajuwon
Phi Slamma Jamma lost that year to Jimmy V. Q: Which NFL team holds the record for the longest consecutive streak of winning their regular season opener. Bonus: How long was the streak and when did it start? |
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Cowboys?
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okay, I was recently informed that my complete guess of The Cowboys was correct, so I shall continue the game (with an easy one)....
What NBA player has won the most NBA championship titles? |
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Bill Russel...I think.
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You're right Doc.
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Here's a question -
Who is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers all time leading receiver (also all time leading rusher)? |
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James Wilder(?)
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Yeah you're right. He played from 81-89 with playoff finishes in his first two years (two road losses to Dallas) then seven straight losing seasons.
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I never would have got it if you didn't include the leading rusher clue. I can't think of anything off the top of my head, somebody else go ahead with a question.
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All right here's one, I know it's a little early for college football questions, but here goes.
I'm sure most of you remember seeing Doug Flutie's hail mary pass to beat Miami back in 1984. Even if your a younger schmoe, you've seen the play sometime on highlight reels over the years. Who was the Boston College reciever that caught that miracle pass? |
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its so nice your letting the english schmoes in on this one...
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Gerald Phelan?
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Yep, go ahead with a question Greb.
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I'll abstain, and leave the question asking to a more knowledgable sports fan.
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If no one else can think of one, here's a baseball question.
Last Saturday was the 24 year anniversary of the 23-22 Phillies/Cubs game at Wrigley. Mike Schmidt hit four homeruns in that wild affair, a Cubs player hit three homeruns in that game, who was he? Last edited by PapaJupe2k; 05-21-2003 at 02:48 AM.. |
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Disregard the Mike Schmidt clue, I had two different games I was thinking of confused. I'm just making these up out of my head, not taking them out of a book or anything.
Here's a better clue, he is one of the two 400 hr men who are Hall of Fame eligible, and not in. For a shiny gold star, name the other one as well. |
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Last hint: Go back and read through the MLB Discussion Thread and if you pay attention you may just find one the answers to this question.
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Dave Kingman?
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We've got a winner folks!!!! Darrell Evans was the other 400+ HR man not in the Hall. Go ahead with a question of your own my Aussie friend.
Last edited by PapaJupe2k; 05-29-2003 at 03:11 AM.. |
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To keep the thread alive, I'll stay in the US with this easy one...
Which active MLB player has the highest career batting average? |
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Will venture a guess and say Larry Walker...my 2nd would be Mike Piazza.
Last edited by Puck Bond; 05-30-2003 at 12:25 PM.. |
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Todd Helton (?)
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Quote:
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I kind of had an idea, but wasn't sure. I knew he was always up there in BA and playing at Coors Field is certainly an advantage. I'll be back in a little bit while I try to think up a question, but if anyone else has one on their mind go ahead and jump in.
Hey Shakamaker, do they show much American sports over in Australia? You seem to know quite a bit about it, just curious. |
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Here's an Olympic basketball question, so as not to leave out any European Schmoes.
Who was the U.S. coach in that ill fated 1972 farce of a gold medal basketball game between the U.S. and those evil Russians. For a bonus point and a real stiff shot of the finest Russian vodka, who was the Russian player who made the "winning basket" ![]() |
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Henry Iba.
Doug Collins' two free throws gave the USA a one point lead with three seconds to play. Aleksandr Belov made the game winning shot. Ivan Edeshko made the pass. Fuckers. How many games did Walter Payton miss in his career? |
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None I believe. Not sure though.
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He missed one game during his rookie year is all.
Here's one - In the illustrious playoff history of the Detroit Lions (yes I am a fan) there has been one 300 yard passing game. Who was the quarterback? |
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Bobby Lane (?)
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Surprisingly no
Here's a hint - It’s the only playoff game the Lions have won since the merger in 1970. |
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