An annual tradition! My HOF ballot for the upcoming class, were I to have one.

We made a Baseball Trivia Starter Pack for daily baseball games and content creators. A few accounts in the list: @immaculategrid.com @ordinaryeffort.bsky.social @twostrikenoise.bsky.social @jessicadbrand.bsky.social @namethatyank.bsky.social Who did we miss? Let us know! go.bsky.app/3m6E2uk

To the next chapter of life and new job. Hoping for the best. Want to stay in the sports and/or betting industry, really hopeful to say the least.

Single seasons with 100+ walks: Juan Soto - 5 Everyone in Mets history - 1 No, really. John Olerud is the only Met to walk 100 times in a season. (Carbon copy to @jessicadbrand.bsky.social)

Marvin Mims Jr. and his 93-yard touchdown is the longest rush or reception for the #Broncos since November 6, 2008, when Eddie Royal had a 93-yard TD reception of his own. Both scores came against the Browns.

In each of the last two seasons, the MLB MVP has been unanimous in both leagues. Prior to this stretch, this had never been accomplished in any other years, even going back to 1911 with the days of the Chalmers Award.

#Tigers Tarik Skubal is the first to win a Cy Young award on his birthday. The only official MLB award won previously on a birthday was Roy Campanella's 1953 MVP.

Work's a touch busy this week but I'm off Friday-Sunday. I mention this because I plan to give a fun fact about each of the players on the HOF ballot this offseason. At the end of it all, I will reveal my (non-official) ballot. Interest there?

@jessicadbrand.bsky.social was one of my favorite accounts on the hellfire and I am so grateful we her here. Give her a follow for knowledge and fun!!

So hey, I haven't done one of these: What's something you'd like me to look up? Or even talk about in more depth really. Anything goes! I'd love to make you happy.

Jake Elliott could become the second-ever #Eagles kicker to fail to make an extra point (1+ attempts) and miss multiple FGs (2+ attempts). The other? Ove Johansson, on November 27, 1977. Philly lost 14-6 in New England.

Hey all, for those that don't know me, inevitably: I do a lot of work with MLB history, stats, and research. Can break down football film too. Master of trivia of pretty much all of American sports, modern-day Schwab. But most of all: I love to answer everyone's questions, especially live in-game!

Hi all. Always open to any requests you might have!