Obscure sports trivia

No interest in this one, I suppose.

Hint: Three of them played at North Carolina.

Another hint: Three of them also had a stint with the Sixers.

 

NBA is not my strong suit. You could give me initials and I would have no clue.

 

Brendan Haywood, Scott Williams and Jerry Stackhouse are three of them.

The fourth? Well ...

 

Correct on the three.

Another hint on the fourth: He basically replaced Stackhouse in Philly.

 

No need for Manky. Morneau was a bad choice, who would not have won it in today's world. Jeter was as good a choice as anyone else.

 

Since there are no takers, the fourth guy is Larry Hughes.

 

Who is the last Seattle Mariner with a postseason base hit?

 

Since I was looking at that roster today while wondering if the dodgers could surpass their season win total, I’ll guess David Bell because it seems too easy to guess one of the bigger names like Ichiro or Boone.

 

Not David Bell. Or Ichiro or Boone, as a bonus to help answer the question.

 

Mark McLemore, in the 9th inning of Game 5 of the 2001 ALCS. He was a pretty valuable spare part on those excellent Seattle teams.

 

Who was the only player to go number one overall twice in the MLB draft twice?
Hint: played for the angels and twins. Never more than a role player.

 

Just here to say trivia by definition is obscure.

Carry on.