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Some of the Highest payed players in the 4 major sports Shaun

NFL http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/photos/1303/ten-highest-paid-nfl-players/1/

NBA http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mli45lide/1-kobe-bryant-2/

NHL http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mli45kfde/15-scott-gomez/

MLB http://www.spotrac.com/top-salaries/mlb/

All of the Ballparks the MLB Teams play in Shaun [|Retro Modern] || [|Retro Modern] || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ~ Image ||~ Stadium ||~ Seating capacity ||~ Location ||~  ||~ Team ||~ Opened ||~ Distance to center field ||~ Ballpark typology ||
 * ||~ [|Angel Stadium of Anaheim] || 45,957 || [|Anaheim], [|California] ||  || [|Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim] || 1966 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Modern]
 * ||~ [|AT&T Park] || 41,915 || [|San Francisco], [|California] ||  || [|San Francisco Giants] || 2000 || 399 feet (122 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Busch Stadium] || 43,975 || [|St. Louis], [|Missouri] ||  || [|St. Louis Cardinals] || 2006 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Chase Field] || 48,633 || [|Phoenix], [|Arizona] ||  || [|Arizona Diamondbacks] || 1998 || 407 feet (124 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Citi Field] || 41,922 || [|New York City] ([|Queens]), [|New York] ||  || [|New York Mets] || 2009 || 408 feet (124 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Citizens Bank Park] || 43,651 || [|Philadelphia], [|Pennsylvania] ||  || [|Philadelphia Phillies] || 2004 || 401 feet (122 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Comerica Park] || 41,255 || [|Detroit], [|Michigan] ||  || [|Detroit Tigers] || 2000 || 420 feet (130 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Coors Field] || 50,480 || [|Denver], [|Colorado] ||  || [|Colorado Rockies] || 1995 || 415 feet (126 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Dodger Stadium] || 56,000 || [|Los Angeles], [|California] ||  || [|Los Angeles Dodgers] || 1962 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Fenway Park] || 37,499 || [|Boston], [|Massachusetts] ||  || [|Boston Red Sox] || 1912 || 389 feet 9 inches (118.80 m) || [|Jewel Box] ||
 * ||~ [|Great American Ball Park] || 42,319 || [|Cincinnati], [|Ohio] ||  || [|Cincinnati Reds] || 2003 || 404 feet (123 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Kauffman Stadium] || 37,903 || [|Kansas City], [|Missouri] ||  || [|Kansas City Royals] || 1973 || 410 feet (120 m) || [|Modern]
 * ||~ [|Marlins Park] || 36,742 || [|Miami], [|Florida] ||  || [|Miami Marlins] || 2012 || 416 feet (127 m) || [|Contemporary] ||
 * ||~ [|Miller Park] || 41,900 || [|Milwaukee], [|Wisconsin] ||  || [|Milwaukee Brewers] || 2001 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Minute Maid Park] || 40,981 || [|Houston], [|Texas] ||  || [|Houston Astros] || 2000 || 435 feet (133 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Nationals Park] || 41,487 || [|Washington, D.C.] ||  || [|Washington Nationals] || 2008 || 402 feet (123 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum] || 35,067 || [|Oakland], [|California] ||  || [|Oakland Athletics] || 1966 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Multipurpose] ||
 * ||~ [|Oriole Park at Camden Yards] || 45,971 || [|Baltimore], [|Maryland] ||  || [|Baltimore Orioles] || 1992 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|PETCO Park] || 42,524 || [|San Diego], [|California] ||  || [|San Diego Padres] || 2004 || 396 feet (121 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|PNC Park] || 38,362 || [|Pittsburgh], [|Pennsylvania] ||  || [|Pittsburgh Pirates] || 2001 || 399 feet (122 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Progressive Field] || 43,570 || [|Cleveland], [|Ohio] ||  || [|Cleveland Indians] || 1994 || 410 feet (120 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Rangers Ballpark in Arlington] || 48,114 || [|Arlington], [|Texas] ||  || [|Texas Rangers] || 1994 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|Rogers Centre] || 49,260 || [|Toronto], [|Ontario], Canada ||  || [|Toronto Blue Jays] || 1989 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Multipurpose] ||
 * ||~ [|Safeco Field] || 47,476 || [|Seattle], [|Washington] ||  || [|Seattle Mariners] || 1999 || 405 feet (123 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Target Field] || 39,021 || [|Minneapolis], [|Minnesota] ||  || [|Minnesota Twins] || 2010 || 411 feet (125 m) || [|Retro Modern] ||
 * ||~ [|Tropicana Field] || 34,078 || [|St. Petersburg], [|Florida] ||  || [|Tampa Bay Rays] || 1990 || 404 feet (123 m) || [|Multipurpose] ||
 * ||~ [|Turner Field] || 49,586 || [|Atlanta], [|Georgia] ||  || [|Atlanta Braves] || 1996 || 401 feet (122 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||
 * ||~ [|U.S. Cellular Field] || 40,615 || [|Chicago], [|Illinois] ||  || [|Chicago White Sox] || 1991 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Modern]
 * ||~ [|Wrigley Field] || 41,019 || [|Chicago], [|Illinois] ||  || [|Chicago Cubs] || 1914 || 400 feet (120 m) || [|Jewel Box] ||
 * ||~ [|Yankee Stadium] || 50,291 || [|New York City] ([|Bronx]), [|New York] ||  || [|New York Yankees] || 2009 || 408 feet (124 m) || [|Retro Classic] ||

Sport Questions and Answers that might pop-up. Not the answers sadly :( http://www.triviaplaying.com/14_Sports_Q_.htm --Perry

Sports Trivia Questions Answers
What sport used the term "home run" long before baseball?

Answer: Cricket. Who was the first U.S. volleyball player to win three Olympic gold medals?

Answer: Karch Kiraly. What was the only team to win two World Series in the 1980's?

Answer: The Los Angeles Dodgers. What NFL team is known as the "ain'ts" when on a losing streak?

Answer: The New Orleans Saints. What's an NBA player deemed to be if he's received the Maurice Podoloff Trophy?

Answer: The most valuable player.

What Washington Capitals goalie earned the nicknames "Ace" and "Net Detective"?

Answer: Jim Carey. Sports trivia questions answers. What NBA team plays home games in the Alamo dome?

Answer: The San Antonio Spurs. Who graciously switched to number 77 so Phil Esposito's number 7 could be retired in Boston Garden?

Answer: Raymond Bourque What company's logo is called the "swoosh"?

Answer: Nike's What Red Sox catcher's erect posture earned him the clubhouse nickname "Frankenstein"?

Answer: Carlton Fisk's What sport did Herve Filion top with a record of 14,084 wins?

Answer: Harness racing. What team hired the NFL's first professional cheerleading squad, in 1972?

Answer: The Dallas Cowboys. Funny sports pictures of animals doing competitive sports and printed on mugs, t shirts and other products. [|Amazingly Funny Animals!] Cat Wrestling, Dogs arm wrestling, Elephants on Tightropes and more incredible animal antics! What Native American language was Super Bowl XXX the first to be broadcast in?

Answer: Navajo. What nickname do boxing fans call 300-pound Eric Esch, King of the Four-Rounders?

Answer: Butterbean. What 1995 World Series teams were both picketed by the American Indian Movement?

Answer: The Atlanta Braves and Cleveland Indians. What diet drink was hyped by Coca-Cola for having only only calorie, in 1963?

Answer: Tab. What comic actor scored huge sales with his Bad Golf Made Easy instructional videos?

Answer: Leslie Nielsen What country fielded 1996 Olympic women's teams that won gold in basketball, soccer and softball?

Answer: The U.S. What Grand Slam golf tournament has the most clubhousers sipping mint juleps?

Answer: The Masters. Who is the only tennis player to have won each of the four grand slam events at least four times?

Answer: Steffi Graf. What decade saw names first appear on the backs of NFL jerseys?

Answer: The 1960's. Who was able to set NFL rushing records because of his "big but" according to Chicago Bears trainer Frank Caito?

Answer: Walter Payton. What position must college footballers play to receive the Davey O'Brien Award?

Answer: Quarterback. What disorder did Muhammad Ali develop after years of catching blows?

Answer: Parkinson's syndrome. What are the only three European countries to have won soccer's World Cup?

Answer: England, Italy, West Germany. What is the common term for the tennis ailment "lateral humeral epicondylitis"?

Answer: Tennis Elbow. What racing competition became a best-of-nine series in 1995?

Answer: The America's Cup. Who was the first athlete to rap at a Pro Bowl musical gala in 1995?

Answer: Deion Sanders. What woman won five U.S. figure skating titles from 6 to 173, but never an Olympic gold medal?

Answer: Janet Lynn. Who was the first female jockey to win five races in one day at a New York track?

Answer: Julie Krone What teams played in the first all-California Super Bowl?

Answer: The San Francisco 49ers and the San Diego Chargers. What two players are tied for second behind Ty Cobb in total career runs?

Answer: Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth.

Here's a list of all the superbowls, the winners, the losers, and the scores. Hope this helps!!!!!! -Sam Fansler [|www.**super-bowl**-history.us/**superbowl**-**winners**-**list**.html]

=The Miami Heats run for the record of 33 wins by the 71-72 Los Angeles Lakers has been stopped at 27 by the Chicago bulls.=
 * **Year** || **Super Bowl** || **Winner** || **Opponent** || **Final Score** || **Game Location** ||
 * 2012 || [|Super Bowl XLVI] || New York Giants || New England Patriots || 21-17 || Indianapolis, Indiana ||
 * 2011 || [|Super Bowl XLV] || Green Bay Packers || Pittsburgh Steelers || 31-25 || Arlington, Texas ||
 * 2010 || [|Super Bowl XLIV] || New Orleans Saints || Indianapolis Colts || 31-17 || Miami, Florida ||
 * 2009 || [|Super Bowl XLIII] || Pittsburgh Steelers || Arizona Cardinals || 27-23 || Tampa, Florida ||
 * 2008 || [|Super Bowl XLII] || New York Giants || New England Patriots || 17-14 || Glendale, Arizona ||
 * 2007 || [|Super Bowl XLI] || Indianapolis Colts || Chicago Bears || 29-17 || Miami Gardens, Florida ||
 * 2006 || [|Super Bowl XL] || Pittsburgh Steelers || Seattle Seahawks || 21-10 || Detroit, MI ||
 * 2005 || [|Super Bowl XXXIX] || New England Patriots || Philadelphia Eagles || 24-21 || Jacksonville, FL ||
 * 2004 || [|Super Bowl XXXVIII] || New England Patriots || Carolina Panthers || 32-29 || Houston, TX ||
 * 2003 || [|Super Bowl XXXVII]Super Bowl XXXVII || Tampa Bay Buccaneers || Oakland Raiders || 48-21 || San Diego, CA ||
 * 2002 || [|Super Bowl XXXVI] || New England Patriots || St. Louis Rams || 20-17 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 2001 || [|Super Bowl XXXV] || Baltimore Ravens || New York Giants || 34-7 || Tampa, FL ||
 * 2000 || [|Super Bowl XXXIV] || St. Louis Rams || Tennessee Titans || 23-16 || Atlanta, GA ||
 * 1999 || [|Super Bowl XXXIII] || Denver Broncos || Atlanta Falcons || 34-19 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1998 || [|Super Bowl XXXII] || Denver Broncos || Green Bay Packers || 31-24 || San Diego, CA ||
 * 1997 || [|Super Bowl XXXI] || Green Bay Packers || New England Patriots || 35-21 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1996 || [|Super Bowl XXX] || Dallas Cowboys || Pittsburgh Steelers || 27-17 || Tempe, AZ ||
 * 1995 || [|Super Bowl XXIX] || San Francisco 49ers || San Diego Chargers || 49-26 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1994 || [|Super Bowl XXVIII] || Dallas Cowboys || Buffalo Bills || 30-13 || Atlanta, GA ||
 * 1993 || [|Super bowl XXVII] || Dallas Cowboys || Buffalo Bills || 52-17 || Pasadena, CA ||
 * 1992 || [|Super Bowl XXVI] || Washington Redskins || Buffalo Bills || 37-24 || Minneapolis, MN ||
 * 1991 || [|Super Bowl XXV] || New York Giants || Buffalo Bills || 20-19 || Tampa, FL ||
 * 1990 || [|Super Bowl XXIV] || San Francisco 49ers || Denver Broncos || 55-10 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1989 || [|Super Bowl XXIII] || San Francisco 49ers || Cincinnati Bengals || 20-16 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1988 || [|Super Bowl XXII] || Washington Redskins || Denver Broncos || 42-10 || San Diego, CA ||
 * 1987 || [|Super Bowl XXI] || New York Giants || Denver Broncos || 39-20 || Pasadena, CA ||
 * 1986 || [|Super Bowl XX] || Chicago Bears || New England Patriots || 46-10 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1985 || [|Super Bowl XIX] || San Francisco 49ers || Miami Dolphins || 38-16 || Stanford, CA ||
 * 1984 || [|Super Bowl XVIII] || LA Raiders || Washington Redskins || 38-9 || Tampa, FL ||
 * 1983 || [|Super Bowl XVII] || Washington Redskins || Miami Dolphins || 27-17 || Pasadena, CA ||
 * 1982 || [|Super Bowl XVI] || San Francisco 49ers || Cincinnati Bengals || 26-21 || Pontiac, MI ||
 * 1981 || [|Super Bowl XV] || Oakland Raiders || Philadelphia Eagles || 27-10 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1980 || [|Super Bowl XIV] || Pittsburgh Steelers || Los Angeles Rams || 31-19 || Pasadena, CA ||
 * 1979 || [|Super Bowl XIII] || Pittsburgh Steelers || Dallas Cowboys || 35-31 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1978 || [|Super Bowl XII] || Dallas Cowboys || Denver Broncos || 27-10 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1977 || [|Super Bowl XI] || Oakland Raiders || Minnesota Vikings || 32-14 || Pasadena, CA ||
 * 1976 || [|Super Bowl X]Super Bowl X || Pittsburgh Steelers || Dallas Cowboys || 21-17 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1975 || [|Super Bowl IX] || Pittsburgh Steelers || Minnesota Vikings || 16-6 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1974 || [|Super Bowl VIII] || Miami Dolphins || Minnesota Vikings || 24-7 || Houston, TX ||
 * 1973 || [|Super Bowl VII] || Miami Dolphins || Washington Redskins || 14-7 || Los Angeles, CA ||
 * 1972 || [|Super Bowl VI] || Dallas Cowboys || Miami Dolphins || 24-3 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1971 || [|Super Bowl V] || Baltimore Colts || Dallas Cowboys || 16-13 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1970 || [|Super Bowl IV] || Kansas City Chiefs || Minnesota Vikings || 23-7 || New Orleans, LA ||
 * 1969 || [|Super Bowl III] || New York Jets || Baltimore Colts || 16-7 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1968 || [|Super Bowl II] || Green Bay Packers || Oakland Raiders || 33-14 || Miami, FL ||
 * 1967 || [|Super Bowl I] || Green Bay Packers || Kansas City Chiefs || 35-10 || Los Angeles, CA ||  ||