Obscure sports trivia

Luka?

 

Nope. Probably would’ve come close this past year if he played all 82 games.

 

LeBron seems like he'd have to be one.

 

Already guessed, and no. He never even topped 2,500.

 

The last guy is James Harden, who scored 2,818 in 2018-19. He averaged 36.1 ppg.

 

Reading about Danny Jansen playing for two teams in the same game reminds me a bit of Joel Youngblood, who played for two teams in two different cities on the same day after an trade, and got a hit in both games.

Who were the two pitchers that Youngblood got a hit off of?

 

I just saw a clip on this but don't remember the pitchers, except they both might be HOFers.

 

We probably watched the same clip, which is why I came up with the question.

 

I couldn’t tell you, but I listened to the second game on the radio and thought it was pretty cool. That was a fallow period in Montreal.

 

He played against the Cubs and the Phillies, so I'll say Fergie Jenkins and Steve Carlton?

 

Bingo.

 

This one is for those of you who aren’t watching the U.S. Open tonight.

Carlos Alcaraz won his first-round match tonight. It’s his 60th victory in the 70 major tournament matches he’s played.

Only one man has won 60 matches in majors faster. Who is it?