Hitting Coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Baseball / Cincinnati Reds / Third Baseman During the 1990's/ former hitting coach for the Indianapolis Indians (AAA)
Former NHL Forward (Montreal Canadiens, Vancouver Canucks, Philadelphia Flyers, Washington Capitals, New York Rangers) - Currently Playing for the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL)
Canadian Female Former Ice Figure Pair Skater - Skate Canada Champions (1988-1989 And 1990-1991). World Figure Skating Champions (1992-1993). The Nation Cup Champions (1991-1992). Olympic Bronze Medal (Albertville 1992 And Lillehammer 1994)
former college/NFL quarterback; played for University of Georgia, Rams, Bears & Packers; former NFL assistant coach; All-American; 2X Super Bowl champion
American professional basketball player for the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for the Kansas Jayhawks, and was a starter on the team that won the 2022 NCAA Championship
Former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from Germany. He won the 1970 FIM 125cc World Championship for Suzuki. In 1973, he rode a Yamaha TZ250 to the 250cc FIM world championship
former major league outfielder/DH/third baseman; played for Cardinals, Mariners, Twins, Blue Jays & Royals; member of Cardinals 1982 World Series championship team
American Female Former Basketball Player - Power forward / Center - 'Detroit Shock' (2005-2008), 'Tulsa Shock' (2010), 'Phoenix Mercury' (2010-2011), 'New York Liberty' (2011-2014)
American Female Former Wrestler- AKA 'Bad Mama' - TV Series - 'GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling' (1988-1989), 'Married with Children' (Guest Role )(1990), 'Amen' (1989). Movie - 'American Angels: Baptism of Blood' (1989)
American Female Former Basketball Player - Forward - 'Charlotte Sting' (1999-2000), 'Indiana Fever' (2001). Team USA William Jones Cup Gold Medal Winner (Taipei, Taiwan, 1998)
former college/NFL linebacker; played for Jackson State University and Houston Oilers; nicknamed 'Dr. Doom'; 6X All-Pro, 7X Pro Bowler; member of NFL 1970s All-Decade Team; 1975 Defensive ROY; #6 pick overall 1975 NFL Draft; member of Pro Football HOF
Australian Female Netball Player And Australian Rules Football Player. Netball - Center, Wing Defense - 'New South Wales Swifts' (2010-11), 'West Coast Fever' (2012-16), 'Collingwood Magpies (2017- ) Australia (2015-16). ARF - 'Collingwood' (2017- )
MLB pitcher from 1940-53 for Cardinals and Browns. Led league in 1948 with 2.24 ERA, as well as shutouts with 7, and K's with 149, going 20-7. Led league in w-l % in 1945 going 15-4. Pitched in 3 World Series going 4-1 with 0.83 ERA. Two time All-Star
Norwegian Female Handball Player - Center Back - 'Helset IF' (2007-2008), 'Stabæk IF' (2008-2013), 'Issy - Paris Hand' (2013-2017), 'Gy?ri Audi ETO KC' (2013- ). Norway 174 Appearances (2010- )
American Female Former Swimmer - Butterfly 100 And 200 Meters. Olympic Games Silver Medal - 4Ã-100 m Medley (Beijing 2008). World Championships Silver Medal - 4x100 m Medley (Shanghai 2006). Pan American Games Gold Medal 4Ã-100 m Medley (Guadalajara 2011)
Baseball / 1971-75 - Cubs & Expos / One of Only 2 Players to Hit a Pinch Hit Homer in Both Games of Doubleheader - 7/13/73. Best season was 1973 hitting 15 home runs in 258 at - bats with .275 batting average
American football running back for the New York Giants of the National Football League. He played college football at Georgia Southern and signed with the 49ers as an undrafted free agent from 2017 - 2020 then played for the Buffalo Bills in 2021
Norwegian Female Former Handball Player - Centre Back - 'StabÃ-¦k IF' (1998-05), 'Larvik HK' (2005-17). Olympic Games 2 X Gold Medal Winner (Beijing 2008, London 2012). World Championship Gold Medal (Brazil 2011), European Champ 5 Wins. Norway 305 Games
French Female Former Tennis Player (2002-2013). Wimbledon Quarter - Finalists (2006). US Open Fourth Round (2008). French Open Second Round (2005), Australian Open Second Round (2009)
Joshua Benjamin Brenet (born 20 March 1994 in Kerkrade) is a Dutch footballer who plays as a right back and left back for PSV Eindhoven. Brenet is of Curaçao descent
Minor league catcher. son of former major leaguer Bob Brenly. University of Las Vegas. Chicago Cubs 43rd round pick #1296 in 2005, Chicago Cubs 36th round pick 31091 in 2008
American Female Former TV Host And Reporter - 'WXYZ-TV' - Host of EVP Volleyball (2011-2015), 'Gongo's Intelligence & Marketing Research (2015-2016), 'The Pope Francis Center'(2016-2017), 'Downtown Detroit Partnership'(2017-2019), 'Greene Group' (2019- )
German racing cyclist, who currently rides for UCI Women's Continental Team Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling. She won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics on the track in the women's team pursuit
Played end/safety for the Spartans. All Big Ten '66-'68. From Benton Harbor, MI & went to Niles HS. won the Governor of Michigan award. Won the Ross Trophy and was an All Big 10 Academic Team
Australian former professional Australian rules football player in the Australian Football League (AFL) who is regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation
former major league pitcher; played for Marlins, Red Sox, A's, Padres, Indians, Twins and Diamondbacks; current Director of Strategic Initiatives for Baseball Operations
French Female Cyclist Mountain Bike (Cross Country). Olympic Gold Medal Winner (2012, London). World Championships Gold Medal Winner (2012, Pietermaritzburg)
Former minor league outfielder. New York Giants f/a '56. '56 Muskogee, Sooner St. Lg, '56 Michigan City, Midwest Lg, '56 Hastings, Nebraska St. Lg. '57-'59 On Morman Mission, '60 In Air Force. Cut in Spring Training '60
German Female Former Athlete - Track And Field - 200 Metres, 400 Metres, 4Ã-100 M Relay, and 4Ã-400 M Relay. World Championships Gold Medal 4 Ã- 400 M Relay (Athens 1997). World Indoor Championships 2 X Gold Medals 400 Metres (Seville 1991 & Maebashi 1999
MLB pitcher from 1939-43 for the Yankees. Nicknamed 'Baby Face'.Best season was in 1942 going 8-9 with a save and 3.07 ERA. Pitched in !941 and 1942 World Series, 3 innings and giving up no earned runs
Former head football coach for Southeastern Louisiana University, Louisiana Tech University and University of Mississippi. He is the current host of an Ole Miss Rebel football post-game call-in show