Who were the MVP"s of the NFL,AFL,AL,NL and NBA in 1963 and did they all wear #32?
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OK here ya Go:\n\nAL - Elston Howard #32\nNL - Sandy Koufax #32\nNFL - UPI Jim Brown #32\nNFL - AP YA Tittle #14\nNBA - Bill Russell #6\nABA - Did not exist until 1967\nNHL - Gordie Howe #9
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Believe it or not, it was Derek Jeter in 2000. There were no All-Star Game MVPs until 1962, despite the fact that the All-Star game started in 1933.
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32 NFL. 30 NBA. 30 MLB.
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Ken Stabler\nDrafted : -1969-Oakland Raiders : John Madden\nAG3  -22- 6'1\n194lb's\nAlabama - Coach : Paul W. 'Bear' Bryant
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The answer is Jackie Robinson.  In 1947, he became the first African-American player in Major League Baseball.  He was honored as Rookie of the YEar (then only awarded to one player).  Two years later, he was given the National League MVP for a stellar season.\n\nJackie Robinson was a pioneer in the MLB and his memory is still kept alive becuase is his number is retired league-wide.
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Derek Jeter - 2000\nI do not think they had the award prior to 1962.\nThe Major League Baseball All-Star Game MVP Award is given to the outstanding player in each year's Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Awarded each season since 1962, it was originally called the Arch Ward Memorial Award after the man who first came up with the concept of the game. The name was briefly changed to the Commissioner's Trophy. In 2002, the award was renamed The Ted Williams Most Valuable Player Award in honor of former Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, who had passed away earlier that year. Because the game ended in a tie, no winner was named that year, making the Anaheim Angels' Garret Anderson the first recipient of the Ted Williams Award in 2003.
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dallas 21 \ncolts 14\nwooo hooo
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First of all to all of you who put in players from today you people need Jesus!!!!\nLeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and A.I. do not hold a candle to the men who came before them. \n\n1. Micheal Jordan (Hands Down)\n2. Bill Russell (10 rings is hard to f with)\n3. Larry Bird\n4. Karl Malone (2d on all time leading scoring list)\n5. Kareem Abdul Jabbar (he is the all-time leading scorer isn't he)
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Gotta go with the Bad Boys.  Ben Wallace is the current day Dennis Rodman (not really, Rodman was better).  Isiah >>>>>>> Chauncey Billups. Dumars and RIP is close though, but I give the edge to Dumars.  Lambier and Daugherty - no one messes with those two.
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(1) George Yardley, Detroit. scored 2001 points in the 1957-58 season.\n\n(2) Atlanta was were the 2003 all-star game was held.\n\n(3) Washington wizards, they started in the '60s as the Packers then moved to Baltimore to become the Bullets, then became the capital Bullets, then washington bullets, and now washington \nwizards.\n\n(4) Jordan high points was 69 for a regular season game, and 63 for a playoff game.\n\n(5) Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in a single game.
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bill russell\n\nWilliam Felton Russell (born February 12, 1934) is a former American basketball player remembered for his central role in the Boston Celtics dynasty that won 11 championships in the 13 seasons that he played. His major contribution to the sport was raising defensive play to a new level; he is commonly considered the greatest defensive center to ever play the game.\n\nhe was one of the first to be able to affect the outcomes of games on the defensive end. he AVERAGED 22.5 reb/game, had 51 boards in one game, 49 in two others, and a dozen consecutive seasons of 1,000 or more rebounds. blocks weren't recorded as an official stat until 73-74, but he could swat with the best of 'em and gave wilt a run for his money.
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1963, Garry Monahan, Montreal Canadiens
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The 1964 World Series was won by the St. Louis Cardinals, who won the series in seven games. The series MVP was Bob Gibson. For more info:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1964_World_Series
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Triples \nSingle Season National League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nChief Wilson\n 36\n 1912\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 1\n \nHeinie Reitz\n 31\n 1894\n Baltimore Orioles\n NL\n 2\n \nPerry Werden\n 29\n 1893\n St. Louis Browns\n NL\n 3\n \nHarry Davis\n 28\n 1897\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 4\n \nGeorge Davis\n 27\n 1893\n New York Giants\n NL\n 5\n \nSam Thompson\n 27\n 1894\n Philadelphia Phillies\n NL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 27\n 1899\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n  \n \nKiki Cuyler\n 26\n 1925\n Pittsburgh Pirates\n NL\n 8\n \nJohn Reilly\n 26\n 1890\n Cincinnati Reds\n NL\n  \n \nGeorge Treadway\n 26\n 1894\n Brooklyn Bridegrooms\n NL\n  \n \n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n  Pittsburgh Pirates\n   \n \n  \n \n  \n \n \ntriples \nSingle Season American League Leaders\n\n'Top 100'\n \nName Triples Year Team League Rank \nSam Crawford\n 26\n 1914\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 1\n \nJoe Jackson\n 26\n 1912\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 25\n 1903\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 3\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1911\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 4\n \nTy Cobb\n 24\n 1917\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nTy Cobb\n 23\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n 6\n \nEarle Combs\n 23\n 1927\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 23\n 1913\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nDale Mitchell\n 23\n 1949\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nBill Bradley\n 22\n 1903\n Cleveland Blues\n AL\n 10\n \nEarle Combs\n 22\n 1930\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nBirdie Cree\n 22\n 1911\n New York Highlanders\n AL\n  \n \nElmer Flick\n 22\n 1906\n Cleveland Naps\n AL\n  \n \nTris Speaker\n 22\n 1913\n Boston Red Sox\n AL\n  \n \nSnuffy Stirnweiss\n 22\n 1945\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nFrank Baker\n 21\n 1912\n Philadelphia Athletics\n AL\n 16\n \nEarle Combs\n 21\n 1928\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nSam Crawford\n 21\n 1912\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 21\n 1916\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nBill Keister\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1902\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nJimmy Williams\n 21\n 1901\n Baltimore Orioles\n AL\n  \n \nWillie Wilson\n 21\n 1985\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Brett\n 20\n 1979\n Kansas City Royals\n AL\n 24\n \nTy Cobb\n 20\n 1908\n Detroit Tigers\n AL\n  \n \nBuck Freeman\n 20\n 1903\n Boston Americans\n AL\n  \n \nLou Gehrig\n 20\n 1926\n New York Yankees\n AL\n  \n \nGoose Goslin\n 20\n 1925\n Washington Senators\n AL\n  \n \nCristian Guzman\n 20\n 2000\n Minnesota Twins\n AL\n  \n \nJeff Heath\n 20\n 1941\n Cleveland Indians\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Jackson\n 20\n 1920\n Chicago White Sox\n AL\n  \n \nHeinie Manush\n 20\n 1928\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nGeorge Stone\n 20\n 1906\n St. Louis Browns\n AL\n  \n \nJoe Vosmik\n 20\n 1935\n Cleveland Indians\n AL
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If you're talking current players...Derreck Lee for the Cubbies and Jim Thome for the Sox. All-time? Ryne Sandberg for the Cubs and Harold Baines for the Pale Hose.
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New York Giants\n\nReason: Tiki Barber (The Real League MVP)
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Wilton Norman Chamberlain, commonly known as Wilt Chamberlain (August 21, 1936 – October 12, 1999) was a former National Basketball Association basketball player. Known as Wilt the Stilt (a nickname he hated) or The Big Dipper, he is regarded as one of the greatest and most dominant basketball players of all time for the incredible statistical achievements he attained throughout his playing career.