Does Doug Flutie have an award named after him in the sports world?
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Not sure, but they did make Flutie Flakes cereal for a while.
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I don't think anyone of them would win; that award could probably go to an emotional Tony Dungy. But of the three you handed out, I'd probably go with Marvin Lewis. He has done a great job turning this team around.
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Well I think there has been more than one.\n\nSydney won an injucntion to get Andrew Dunkley to play in the 1996 Grand Final.\n\nI remember back in the 80s St Kilda took the AFL to court regarding transfer of a player who didn't want to move to Sydney.
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I'm still trying to deccipher how ESPN (and yes, I know the E stands for Entertainment, but come on...) can show poker series.  Are they considered athletes somehow?\n\nBut seriously, my gut reaction would be Bode Miller for pulling one of the world's all-time greatest chokes and then poking fun at his married teammate because he didn't party it up in Torino like Miller did.  Good call, Bode.  I want to make the Olypics just so I can drink at bars in a city other than Truckee, CA.
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Yes, each of the memeber the winning team recieves a medal.\nRanaldo recieved a world cup medal in 1994 even though he didnot participate in a single match.\n\n*** Refering to answer #4, New Castle will recieve compensation from the FA (englands football association).
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No rippin' Justin Morneau here...he definitely had an MVP season and it's about time the sports writers used their head for once and made the logical choice!!
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Who gives a damn? Morneau was more deserving of the award.  Besides, Jeter will always be MVP in A-Rods bedroom.
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I guess Murph won't get inducted unless it's by the veterans committee, which is a real shame.  During the 80's the guy was as dominant as anyone in the game.  If Dawson gets in, then Dale shouldn't be too far behind.  Similar to Murphy, Dawson played for a poor team and put up some huge numbers.  I'm also pulling for Dale b/c he's such a nice guy and a fantastic ambassador for baseball.
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Yes:\nSuper Bowl XVI MVP (1981)\n Super Bowl XIX MVP (1984)\n 1986 Co-Comeback Player of the Year (PW)\n 1989 MVP/Player of the Year (PFWA, AP, NEA, SN, MX)\n 1989 Offensive Player of the Year/MVP (AP, PW)\n 1989 NFC Most Valuable Player (UPI)\n Super Bowl XXIV MVP (1989)\n 1990 MVP/Player of the Year (AP)
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Gene Sarazen\n\nThis was only the second year for the award. So it wasn't like a golfer took forever to win one of the award.
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I found this guy (Pete Spratt), who won the Dallas Golden Gloves championship in 1995, but the exact division isn't specified. Why are you interested? Is it really you?
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I love Nascar and while Tony Stewart is my fave, I'm pulling for Mark Martin to pull out a championship before he retires. I think he really deserves one, he has had an awesome career and I'd hate for him to always have to hear but you never won a championship.
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its got to be Walter Payton a.k.a sweetness, the way he ran the ball with power and finess he never ran out of bounds always right at the DB. not only was he a great athlete but he was a great man as well.
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Reggie White, Minister of Defense. NFL Football player. Now deceased.  A great athlete but a man of God first.
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For women it would likely be Joannie Rochette.  She finished 7th at the most recent ISU World Championships (#1 canadian) and was 5th at the Olympics in Torino and won the Canadian National Championships this year.\n\nFor the men it is probably Jeffery Buttle who finished 6th at the ISU World Championships (#2 canadian), captured bronze at the winter olympics in torino, and won his national championship.\n\nHope this helps.
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Will the ball drop in Times Square on New Year's?? Rip's nomination is a given, not so much for his record number of consecutive games, but the WAY he played each and every game...with skill, intelligence, and (above all) grace. The irony is that the writers will have two prime examples of ying and yang on the ballots this year...Ripken and Gwynn vs. McGwire and Canseco. Two men who showed us how this game SHOULD be played vs. two men who showed us how this game could be "played." \n\nRipkin was a first ballot HOF lock even before his final season. The way he carried himself during the swan song made him legendary. He may well end up as one of the highest vote-getters in the past few decades, if not in the history of the HOF balloting.
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Both Dan Uggla and Hanley Ramierez from Florida are putting up excellent numbers.  From a pure statistical standpoint, I would put Uggla slightly ahead of Fielder, and Ramirez slightly behind Fielder.  But it is very close in my opinion.