Obscure sports trivia

Paying off the 30-30 question, baseball's first 30-30 player was Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns. He had 39 home runs and 37 stolen bases in 1922. He was also caught stealing 20 times. He never hit either 30 homers or stole 30 bases in any of his other 13 seasons in the majors.
No one else joined the 30-30 club until Willie Mays did it in 1956 and 1957. There are now 41 players who have done it.

 

If you had given me 100 guesses, I doubt I would have guessed Ken Williams, which is a tad unfortunate. He really had a very interesting career.

 

The other Hall of Famer with an mlb dad is Roberto Alomar.

 

In the most recent installment of the NFL's top 100 players, as chosen by fellow players, the Cowboys led the way with 8 players. Which team had none?

 

I’ll say dolphins.

 

Reasonable guess, but incorrect. Xavien Howard was 55 on the list.

 

Raiders?

 

Another reasonable guess. But Antonio Brown was traded to the Raiders in March and was considered part of that team when the voting took place and the results were announced this past summer.

 

Yeah I didn't know if you were counting Brown or not now that he's uh.. taking classes at CMU

 

I found out the answer but since I looked but I'll keep quiet so the folks here can figure it out

 

Tampa

 

Nope, they actually had three: Mike Evans (53), Jason Pierre-Paul (65) and Gerald McCoy (75).