1. Perfect Game (Baseball)
2. Quadruple Double (Basketball)
3. Double Eagle/Albatross (Golf)
4. Golden Set (Tennis)
5. Unassisted Triple Play (Baseball)
6. Hail Mary for the win (NFL)
7. 6 Sixes in an Over (Cricket)
8. 900 set (Bowling)
9. Ace (Golf)
10. Hat Trick (Cricket)
11. Immaculate Inning (Baseball)
12. Clean Sheet + All blocked shootout (Soccer)
13. Hat Trick (Soccer)
14. Howe Hat Trick (Hockey)
15. No Hitter (Baseball)
16. Blocked Punt/Field Goal (NFL)
17. 9 Dart 501 (Darts)
18. Triple Play (Baseball)
19. Hat Trick (Hockey)
20. Kickoff Return from endzone to endzone (NFL)
21. Walk Off Grand Slam (Baseball)
22. 147 Break (Snooker)
23. Dragon Touchdown (NFL)
24. Triple Double (Basketball)
25. Land Dragon Touchhdown (NFL)
26. Stealing Home (Baseball)
27. Successful Onside Kick (NFL)
28. Bicycle Kick Goal (Soccer)
29. Hitting the cycle (Baseball)
30. Earned Inside The Park Homerun (Baseball)
31. Shutout (NFL, Hockey, Baseball)
32. Pick 6 (NFL)
9001. Safety (NFL)
9002. Home Run (Baseball)
9003. 300 Game (Bowling)
9004. Birdie (Golf)
9005. Double Double (Basketball)
9006. Ace (Tennis)
90001. Missed penalty shot (Soccer)
90002. Butt Fumble (Mark Sanchez)
>no Home Run Cycle at #1
> including pub sports
>>65052679
This
And hitting the cycle should be way lower, completely situational and nobody cares about a double or a single.
> that baseball dominance
Also good to see the Jest made the list
1. Perfect perfect game. 81 pitches; 27 strikeouts; no ball in play. (Baseball)
2. 18 (Golf)
3. 900 set (Candlepin Bowling)
>>65052667
Arod will be breaking The Babes HR milestone sometime this season, earning his spot in Monument Park.
>lolyankees
>>65052667
The fuck is a dragon touchdown?
> no pentaple double
>>65053728
It's a huge running play, a dragon is a bomb down the field to a WR, a land dragon is same thing but on the ground.
> no triple crown
>>65052667
>perfect game harder than unassisted triple play
>anything harder than immaculate inning
A perfect game is insanely difficult to accomplish but doesn't require he obscene situational luck of the other two mentioned.
>>65053955
> single game power rankings
>>65052817
literally harder than no hitters recently. no hitters are more celebrated though
>>65054010
immaculate innings aren't that hard senpai
unassisted triple plays and perfect games are about equally common, perfect games are much more celebrated
home run cycle is the goat, hasn't happened yet in the show
>>65052667
should just be walk off hr at that point desu, not grand slam
Let's remove all the non-sports.
1. 6 Sixes in an Over (Cricket)
2. Hat Trick (Cricket)
3. Clean sheet + All blocked shootout (Soccer)
4. Hat Trick (Soccer)
5. Bicycle Kick Goal (Soccer)
90001. Missed Penalty (Soccer)
Done.
>>65054085
Don't you have a mosque you need to attend to soon?
>>65054105
Aussies aren't Muslims, they're abos and chinks
What he needs to worry about is not huffing gas and avoiding Mongolian BBQ
>all the civilized sports have set accomplishments/measurements
>football's is "he threw like, a really long pass dude"
>>65052667
Isn't the unassisted triple play technically more uncommon than a perfect game?
>>65054170
doesn't mean it's more celebrated
>5. Unassisted Triple Play (Baseball)
being an incredibly lucky shortstop/2nd baseman is not an accomplishment..
>6. Hail Mary for the win (NFL)
these are typically the result of poor defense, not individual skill (though getting the dragon that far downfield is in itself impressive).
>16. Blocked Punt/Field Goal (NFL)
should be changed to "kick-six"
>26. Stealing Home (Baseball)
should be higher
>4 home-run game not listed
Still a quality submission, OP.
Put the quintuple double at the top. Only accomplished twice before, both by high school girls
60+ yard field goal should be up there
>>65052667
>5. Unassisted Triple Play (Baseball)
Curious what percentage of MLB at-bats occur while there are zero at-bats and runnurs on first+second.
What the fuck is snooker?
>>65054071
>15 unassisted triple plays
>23 perfect games
Jesus dude, over 100 years of professional baseball has only produced that many that's crazy to think about
90003. Checkmate (Chess)
because the opponent almost always quits before it reaches this point.
>>65052667
>no series ending buzzer beating shot
really, the greatest thing ever would be to hit a home run cycle WHILE pitching a perfect perfect game
4 HR, 10 RBI, 81 PIT, 9 IP, 27 K
>>65054428
135 years
5 perfect games were thrown in the last 5 years too
also, >>65054411 makes a very good point about unassisted triple plays
>>65054477
>tfw you hit for the cycle, home run cycle, and throw a perfect game
>>65052667
>no quintuple-double
it's never even been done before unlike all the other things you listed that almost happen multiple times a season
>>65054506
>>65054411
> being this autistic about sports terminology
>>65054411
0.27% of at-bats are taken w/ runners on 1st and 2nd with no outs.
unassisted triple plays are possible with the bases loaded as well, which account for 0.38% of at-bats.
combine them to conclude that unassisted triple plays are only possible on 0.55% of at-bats.
>tfw threw a 1-hitter in varsity high school (7 inning games), no walks
>the one hit I gave up was a double that bounced off of home plate and went over the third basemen's head into that little niche spot by the bullpen and the batter stretched a double out of it
I would've felt better if the guy mashed one off the wall or something, but no the one hit I gave up was a goddamn unlucky chopper.
>>65054577
>he played high school sports
kek. bet you got girls and even got laid too, huh fag?
>>65054550
Theres never been an immaculate game before either but it doesn't belong on the list.
>>65054562
He's saying it can't be unassisted if there are players on 1st, 2nd, pitching, and hitting. The opponents are "techically" assisting the play. Autism at its finest
>>65054577
If the ball hits home plate, it's a foul ball
>>65054634
No one is THAT autistic... I think they're just curious how often there's even the possibility of an unassisted triple play.
>>65054634
actually i was trying to find out how often it's even possible. At 0.55% of at-bats, this means the situation would only happen once every 2.5 games or so. On the other hand, the situation for a perfect game to happen is twice every game.
also the possibility of a cycle happens 18 times per game, and they still only happen about as often as no hitters, which are only 2 times a game
cycles deserve more love
>>65054699
No it's still fair play as long as it rolls into fair territory.
Another time when I was hitting I fouled one down the third base line, clearly foul, so I didn't run out of the box. The ball hits the lip of the grass and careens into fair territory at the last second, third baseman fields it and throws me out before I can get 2 steps out of the batters box.
Because of the angle from the dugout it looks like a regular groundball to third and my coach is livid with me for not running it out.
So long as the ball comes back to fair territory before crossing either first or third base, it is a fair ball.
>>65054634
you completely missed the point, its not about the terminology, it's about the chances of the situation arising
a pitcher has an opportunity to pitch a perfect game every time he starts. any given fielder only has a 0.55% chance per game of getting into a situation where he might make an unassisted triple play
>>65054726
based on this pic we have:
19.07% of games including 12- w/ no out
21.92% of games including 123 w/ no out
probability of either is A + B - A*B
= 19.07 + 21.92 - 4.18
= 36.81% of games where an unassisted triple play is possible
>>65052667
Probably perfect completion percentage in the nfl with over 14 passes. It's never happened
Then 4 goals in one World Cup game
Then an albatross in golf
Then a quadruple Double
Then 4 home runs in a game
Perfect games happen every so often
>>65054957
>Perfect games happen every so often
yeah, they happen every 9000 games or so
>>65054957
Closest guy ever for the 100% completetion was Alex smith 18-19
All the other stuff besides the 5x double in the nba has happened. That would be actually probably be more impressive
>>65055015
> check down stat padding
> accomplishment
Whether it's been done or not is irrelevant, that's a joke of a stat.
>>65054994
How many in the last 25 years dipshit?
How about the last 5 years alone
Get the fuck out
>>65055062
even more reason i can't believe it's never happened
>>65055062
So why hasn't it been done?
For those of you who dont know hitting 60 percent of your passes is pretty good. 70 is very good. 80 percent is insanely good. 90 is near unheard of.
There is a reason it doesn't happen
>ctrl+f
>'Mario Lemieux Hat Trick'
>no results
>>65055133
is that when you score, assist, and get cancer in one game?
>>65055088
Nope. http://m.pfref.com/m?p=XXleadersXXpass_cmp_perc_single_game.htm
It is that hard. Even check down Charlie's can't do it. If you went pure check down the defense would just crowd the line and jump routes all day or shadow the rb.
It's really that hard. Probably will never happen
>>65055177
my heart says no, but your dubs have swayed me. it's gotta happen eventually though..
No hitter's too low.
Switch immaculate inning with inside the park HR.
>>65055080
>how many in the last 25 years
11 but roids
there's been 23 total in the last 135
>>65055154
>Mario Lemieux once accomplished what was unofficially referred to as a "Mario Lemieux hat trick" in 1993, by receiving radiation treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma the day of the game, and then scoring a goal and an assist that night against the Philadelphia Flyers.
>>65055259
holy shit, i was remarkably close!
>>65055154
actually leled out loud
its when you score, assist and cure cancer in one game
There's also the Lemieux Cycle or Quintella which he might've been referring to, where you score 5 goals, all in different situations: even strength, power play, shorthanded, penalty shot and empty net
>>65055226
How many 5000 yard passers in the entire nfl history?
How many in the last 10 years?
Perfect games are more common now. Therefore the happen every so often and aren't that impressive as you want them to be.
Same principle with 5000 yard passers.
Used to be insanely hard to do, now every couple of years it happens
Get over it
>>65055294
wow... that deserves a spot on OP's list.
>>65055378
I know, right?
>no "Madden achievement: two safeties in one game"
fuck you EA
>>65055366
you're comparing season records with one game achievements, fucking americans are so fucking dumb, of course you're a football fan too
>>65054422
what the fuck is google?
I know it was only in the minors, but...
>On May 13, pitching despite painful stomach ulcers,[1] Necciai struck out 27 batters while throwing a 7-0 no-hitter against the Welch Miners. Four of the Welch hitters did reach base, one runner each via a walk, an error, a hit batsman and a passed ball charged to Twins' catcher Harry Dunlop on a swinging third strike. This resulted in a four-strikeout ninth inning. Only two batters put the ball in play: Bob Ganung grounded out to first base in the second inning and Whitehead got on base on an error in the ninth.
>In his next start, Necciai threw a 24-strikeout two-hitter. In that season he struck out 109 hitters in 43 innings with Bristol, and a Carolina League-high 172 in 126 innings at Burlington before quickly climbing the ranks of the organization and eventually getting called up to the Major Leagues amid heavy publicity in August 1952.[2]
>At 20 years old, Necciai posted a 1-6 record with 31 strikeouts and a 7.08 ERA in 54.2 innings pitched from August 10 to September 28, 1952, the single season composing his Major League career.
Why is fucking golf in there lmao
>>65054151
250 rushing yards in a game
100% field goals made in a game including a 60+ yarder
You can think of plenty more, nobody just bothers giving these an epic name. In baseball it's mandatory or everyone would just die of boredom.
>>65054085
Damn imagine if soccer and cricket were actually your only options
That would be terrible
>>65056639
>he doesn't appreciate the finer aspects of golf
> no triple crown
> no perfect season
>>65052667
20 wickets in a test match, closest we've got in a hundred odd years is 19 and that's unlikely to ever be repeated
>>65052667
>2. Quadruple Double
Larry Bird was a badass about this.
Bird sat out the entire fourth quarter. After three quarters, head coach K. C. Jones informed Bird that he was one steal away from a quadruple-double and asked if he wanted to stay in the game. Bird declined, saying that he "already did enough damage."
You damn well guarantee that any of todays stat padding players would have tried going for a quintuple double
> no perfect QBR
>>65060258
Geno Smith had a one last year lel
What are some amazing chess accomplishments at the professional level?
A 9 dart finish is incredible rare, as is a 147 in snooker. Like 50 times more rare than a hatty in football.
>>65052787
>not loving a 9 dart leg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOHMm6UkgF8
look at these athletic specimens
>12. Clean Sheet + All blocked shootout (Soccer)
I get the first half but not what you're on about with the second part
>>65054422
A game that lasts for hours, has lots of high scores, lots of breaks, lots of time stood around not doing much and encourages a white to hit a black. Perfect american sport
>baseball
>relevant
>>65062525
Americans are just jealous.
>>65062550
Too little yelling for them.
>>65054477
If there's one man who could do this
>>65062474
Foolsmate
>5tds in quarter
It will never be done again
>>65053728
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>>65054085
What about an over of wickets?
I took a maiden four-fer in a T20 game at school
>>65063229
> British sports
Serious it just sounds like fantasy Harry Potter shit at this point when you try discussing sporting terms.
1. Track & Field world record
You are now undeniably better than anyone who has ever lived at your event.
>>65054010
>immaculate inning
>luck
Get a load of this guy
>>65063253
Thanks for the (You), but I wasn't really directing my comment at someone who has never played Cricket.
Solo breakaway (Road Cycling)
Wronski Feint should be on this list
>>65052667
>Buttfumble
U cheeky cunt... You made this list JUST so you could post this.
