Trivia Questions and Answers

[mjp28]

@icecube said:

No one would guess Blount. 

And I always forget Terrell Davis too.  Good question.

[The Gipper]

@mjp28 said:

And I always forget Terrell Davis too.  Good question.

Canton Mike got him

[gumby73]

Curtis Martin-Jets Shawn Alexander-Hawks....  for the win... Vikings Chuck Foreman?

[The Gipper]

@gumby73 said:

Curtis Martin-Jets Shawn Alexander-Hawks....  for the win... Vikings Chuck Foreman?

I already posted the answers. 

[The Gipper]

Here is today's Trivia Question.   Continuing on with a Theme:

Name the  12  Receivers/TEs  who have caught the most   TD passes in NFL History......in Postseason Play.    Hint:  yes, all come from Super Bowl era, post 1965. 

[Icecube]

@mjp28 said:

And I always forget Terrell Davis too.  Good question.

I actually guessed TD, but not Blount. Wow. 

[mjp28]

Ok think SB teams, the low hanging fruit first Jerry Rice, Gronk, Stallworth then everyone else.

[The Gipper]

@mjp28 said:

Ok think SB teams, the low hanging fruit first Jerry Rice, Gronk, Stallworth then everyone else.

Check on all three. 

[Icecube]

@the-gipper said:

Here is today's Trivia Question.   Continuing on with a Theme:

Name the  12  Receivers/TEs  who have caught the most   TD passes in NFL History......in Postseason Play.    Hint:  yes, all come from Super Bowl era, post 1965. 

Andre Reed, Moss, Hines Ward, Loften, Steve Smith, Swann, Biletnikoff,  

[The Gipper]

@icecube said:

Andre Reed, Moss, Hines Ward, Loften, Steve Smith, Swann, Biletnikoff,  

All correct except Lofton

[The Gipper]

Name the  12  Receivers/TEs  who have caught the most   TD passes in NFL History......in Postseason Play.    Hint:  yes, all come from Super Bowl era, post 1965. 

Answers:

Jerry Rice    22

Rob Gronkowski  12

John Stallworth  12

Fred Bilenikoff 10

Antonio Freeman 10

Randy Moss  10

Hines Ward  10

Andre Reed  9

Steve Smith  9

Lynn Swann  9

Reggie Wayne  9

FYI,  Browns:   Webster Slaughter  had  6 total, but 5 with the Browns.  Paul Warfield had 5 total...but 4 of  those were with Miami.   Gary Collins had 5....all with Browns.      So just with the Browns, Slaughter and Collins have had the most postseason TDs. 

[The Gipper]

Here is Today's Trivia Question:

A subset of  4 questions, actually:

A. Which city currently with an NFL team has gone the longest without seeing a  football championship?

B. Which city currently with an MLB team has gone the longest without seeing a World Series Championship?

C. Which city  currently with an NBA team, has gone the longest without seeing a basketball championship?

D. Which city currently with an NHL team has gone the longest without seeing a hockey championship? 

[Dutch Oven]

@the-gipper said:

Here is Today's Trivia Question:

A subset of  4 questions, actually:

A. Which city currently with an NFL team has gone the longest without seeing a  football championship?

B. Which city currently with an MLB team has gone the longest without seeing a World Series Championship?

C. Which city  currently with an NBA team, has gone the longest without seeing a basketball championship?

D. Which city currently with an NHL team has gone the longest without seeing a hockey championship? 

A. Detroit 

B. Cleveland 

[The Gipper]

@dutch-oven said:

A. Detroit 

B. Cleveland 

Check on Both

You picked off the easy ones.  Now let's see if anyone can get the hard ones. 

[Bob806]

@the-gipper said:

Here is Today's Trivia Question:

A subset of  4 questions, actually:

A. Which city currently with an NFL team has gone the longest without seeing a  football championship?

B. Which city currently with an MLB team has gone the longest without seeing a World Series Championship?

C. Which city  currently with an NBA team, has gone the longest without seeing a basketball championship?

D. Which city currently with an NHL team has gone the longest without seeing a hockey championship? 

C= Atlanta

D=Vancouver

[mjp28]

I haven't really followed the NBA since the Magic vs Larry days except for the brief LBJ era for the CAVS.  Similar for the NHL and the Pittsburgh Mario days.

Going just from names:

C. Washington Bullets now Wizards.

D. Tricky maybe the old superstar Montreal Canadians

[The Gipper]

@bob806 said:

C= Atlanta

D=Vancouver

Oohh...ever so close.     Check on Vancouver.    And Atlanta misses it by just one year to another city.  Atlanta has never had a title....but the Hawks moved there in 1968.    Another city has had a team since 1967...with no titles. 

[The Gipper]

@mjp28 said:

I haven't really followed the NBA since the Magic vs Larry days except for the brief LBJ era for the CAVS.  Similar for the NHL and the Pittsburgh Mario days.

Going just from names:

C. Washington Bullets now Wizards.

D. Tricky maybe the old superstar Montreal Canadians

NO.   Bullets won a title in late 70s (78?)   Montreal won in 1993 last. 

[The Gipper]

Here is Today's Trivia Question:

A subset of  4 questions, actually:

Answers: 

A. Which city currently with an NFL team has gone the longest without seeing a  football championship?

Detroit...since 1957;   Runnerup:  Minnesota  1960

B. Which city currently with an MLB team has gone the longest without seeing a World Series Championship?

Cleveland  1948.   Runnerup, Milwaukee  1957 ....when the Braves last won a WS when they were there. 

C. Which city  currently with an NBA team, has gone the longest without seeing a basketball championship?

Denver   1967,  which is when the Nuggets first started play.  Runnersup:   Atlanta 1968 when the Hawks moved there from St. Louis, and Phoenix, which is when the Suns began play also in 1968

D. Which city currently with an NHL team has gone the longest without seeing a hockey championship? 

Vancouver   1915, which is the last time a team from that city won the Stanley Cup.   However,  Vancouver also did not have a team for like more than 50s years, from like 1920 to 1970.  Not counting that fact, then Toronto could have been an acceptable answer, not winning since 1967. 

[The Gipper]

Here is today's Trivia Question.  I entitle it "One Horse Towns".    This applies to the 4 major Sports:  NFL/NHL/NBA/MLB.

There are  18 cities in North America that can be considerd "One Horse Towns"  in that they have only 1 single major league sports franchise in the 4 major sports located there.      Hint:  to ease your effort,   5 of them are Canadian NHL teams.