Obscure sports trivia

Randy Ready?
He's the only one I can think of (and maybe the last one) who had an unassisted triple play.

EDIT: He didn't have an unassisted triple play. He could have, but passed it up like a dumbass.

 

No, not Randy Ready, who did have one of the great baseball names for his era.

He once had a season with a .943 OPS and 153 OPS+. Who knew?

 

Came across this unexpectedly doing some research.
In what city did the Sacramento Kings franchise establish its all-time home-game attendance record?
Most of us know the map this franchise has followed. Keep in mind, though, teams over the years have played "home" games in other cities chasing $$$.

 

Off the top of my head, I'll guess Adrian Beltre -- I know he has the hitting portion of that trifecta covered.

 

It's John Valentin.

 

Even if I guessed the parlay of Rochester/Cincinnati/Kansas City/Omaha/Sacramento I'd still be wrong, right?

Probably NYC at the old Garden, when they were the "home" team in the opener of one of those doubleheaders they used to have.

 

Mississippi Valley State is currently on a 28-game losing streak (0-26 this year, lost the last two games of last season). Who holds the Division I record for longest losing streak (41 games)?

 

Centenary — post Robert Parish?

 

Negative

 

NJIT?

 

Towson including the year they went 1-31.

 

I remembered that Caltech had a really long losing streak, but they obviously are not D1. Looked it up, it was a 310-game conference losing streak from 1985 to 2011.

Caltech snaps 310-game conference losing streak - CBS News