
If you pop a dot on the Major League Baseball (MLB) logo, it looks like a bird with arms.
Logo created (without the dot) by American Graphic Designer Jerry Dior in 1968.
Bone shards:
Who is that white dude, err, I mean that nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut?
Rick Barry’s free throws were underhanded, granny-style, or granny shots, which some of you may remember from a certain Will Ferrell basketball movie.
Behold, the great and wondrous Julius Erving / Dr. J.
During World War II, Spalding helped manufacture M1918 Browning Automatic Rifles.
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