WWTBAM Bored

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)
Cal Ripken

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)
Dale Earnhardt


3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)
maybe Junior Seau, no clue his or father's real name.
San Diego Chargers


4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)
Max Baer, Jethro Bodine



Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?
New Orleans aint's

After thinking of "juniors" I forgot about "one of the greatest teams in his sport" Obviously the Chargers do not fit that description.
I'm sure I would have not answered correctly no matter how long I thought. Still don't know the answer.

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)
Cal Ripken. Lou Gehrig

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)
Dale Earnhart. Daytona 500?

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)
Ken Griffey Seattle Mariners (Also hit back-to-back homers in a game.)

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)
Max Baer. Jethro Bodine


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?

New orleans Saints. Traded to Oilers for Stabler by Bum Phillips.

Today we have four sets of fathers and sons who had the same name, and at least one of them was a sports figure. For two points each give me their name, and there is an extra point opportunity in each question.

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)


Cal Ripken Sr./Jr.
Lou Gehrig


2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)


Dale Earnhardt Jr./Sr.
I know it's not the Indy 500 because they're not NASCAR. The only other race I know offhand is the Daytona 500, so I'll go with that. I'm not a real motor sports enthusiast. However, they SHOULD have a Duff Beer 500. That'd be cool.


3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)


Ken Griffey Sr./Jr.
Seattle Mariners


4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)


Max Baer Sr./Jr.
Jethro Bodine


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?


Archie Manning played mostly as the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints

[quote="elwoodblues"]1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)
Cal Ripken, Lou Gehrig

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)
Dale Earnhardt, Daytona 500

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)
Ken Griffey, Seattle Mariners

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)
Max Baer, Jethro Clampett


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?
New Orleans Saints

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For extra point name the Yankees player.) Rubén Amaro

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.) Al Unser

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.) Ken Griffey

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.) Floyd Mayweather


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career? Saints (Archie Manning)

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.) - Cal Ripken, Lou Gehrig (I had to come back to this one, and wondered at first why Ripken wasn't in this game. For some reason, Yankees great was throwing me off since both were associated with the Orioles)

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.) - Dale Earnhardt, Daytona 500 (Who remembers when, due to a Bored glitch, Dale Sr.'s death briefly hijacked The Iron Thread? Who remembers the Iron Thread?)

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.) - Ken Griffey, Seattle Mariners

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.) - Max Baer, Jethro Clampett


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career? - New Orleans Saints

Today we have four sets of fathers and sons who had the same name, and at least one of them was a sports figure. For two points each give me their name, and there is an extra point opportunity in each question.

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)
Cal Ripken/Lou Gehrig

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)
Dale Earnhardt/Daytona 500

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)
Ken Griffey/Seattle Mariners - I was at the Angels game where they hit back-to-back homers. I don't think another f/s pair has ever done that. Boy, were the late-comers pissed off that they missed it.

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)
Max Baer/Jethro Bodine


Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?
New Orleans

1. Cal Ripken /Lou Gehrig

2. Dale Earnhart /Daytona 500

3. Ken Griffey/ Seattle Mariners

4. Max Baer/Jethro Bodine

Two-point conversion: New Orleans Saints

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)

CAL RIPKEN,SR., CAL RIPKEN,JR. LOU GEHRIG

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)

DALE EARNHARDT, JR., DALE, SR. DAYTONA 500

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)

KEN GRIFFEY, KEN GRIFFEY, JR. SEATTLE MARINERS

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)

MAX BAER, MAX BAER, JR. JETHRO BODINE

Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

Today we have four sets of fathers and sons who had the same name, and at least one of them was a sports figure. For two points each give me their name, and there is an extra point opportunity in each question.

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)

Mel and Todd Stottlemyre (Babe Ruth)

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)

Dale Earnhart Sr. and Jr. (Daytona 500)

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)

Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. (Seattle Mariners)

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)

Max Baer Sr. and Jr. (Jethro Bodine)
Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?

1. pass
2. Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Dale Earnhardt Jr., Daytona 500
3. Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners
4. Max Baer Sr. and Max Baer Jr., Jethro on The Beverly Hillbillies
Two-point conversion: New Orleans Saints

1. Cal Ripken ,Lou Gehrig
2. Dale Earnhardt , Daytona
3. Ken Griffey - Cincinnati Reds
4. Max Baer , Jethro Bodine


Two-point conversion: New Orleans Saints

Today we have four sets of fathers and sons who had the same name, and at least one of them was a sports figure. For two points each give me their name, and there is an extra point opportunity in each question.

1. Sr. was a longtime major league coach and manager and Jr. broke a record held by a Yankees great. (For an extra point name the Yankees player.)

Cal Ripken Sr., Cal Ripken Jr., Lou Gehrig (the consecutive games played streak)

2. In 2004 and 2014 Jr. won the event in which Sr. was killed in 2001. (For an extra point name the event.)

Dale Earnhardt Jr., Dale Earnhardt Sr., Daytona 500

3. Sr. played for one of the greatest teams in his sport and Jr. (whose nickname was Junior) was one of the greatest players in the sport. In 1990 and 1991 they were teammates. (For an extra point name the team where they were teammates.)

Ken Griffey Sr., Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners (they had back to back homers in a game against the California Angels in 1990)

4. Sr. was a heavyweight champion boxer in the 1930s and Jr. played a popular TV character in the 1960s. (For an extra point name the character.)

Max Baer Sr., Max Baer Jr., Jethro Bodine

Two-point conversion: For what NFL team did the father of Peyton and Eli Manning play the majority of his career?

Archie Manning played for the New Orleans Saints. Wasn't there a famous blooper where Archie hit his head on a camera?

1. Cal Ripken (Lou Gehrig)

2. Dale Earnhardt (Daytona 500)

3. Ken Griffey (Mariners)

4. ???

2 pt conversion - Saints