331 career receptions by John Mackey. How's that?

case in point

Oh yeah?

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Club-...55413757810600

Club 332 Sports Bar in Clute, Texas. Ha ha.

Stop hating on Akinori.

322...number of the 1956 Don Larson Topps baseball card.

333 -- goals by winning team in the World's Longest Soccer Game (35 hours)

http://www.mizozo.com/sports/05/2010...e-333-293.html

.334 - Cap Anson's career batting average.

(Hmm, baseball-reference.com lists this average, but the baseball almanac lists him at .331. I'm curious.)


Edit: Baseball-reference includes five years of stats from a professional league other than Major League Baseball. Or maybe it was a name that predates the whole National League/American League breakdown. It was five seasons from 1871 to 1875, with the Rockford Forest Cities and the Philadelphia Athletics. Baseball Almanac starts with his career in the National League in 1876 when he joined the Chicago White Stockings.

335 - the number of times Rickey Henderson was caught stealing in his career.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caught_stealing

Flipper Anderson holds the NFL records for receiving yards in a game, and yards from scrimmage in a game, with 336 on Nov. 26, 1989.

Headline says it all: "Kobayashi eats record 337 chicken wings."

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/k...bowl-20-020312

(Not sure I'd call this a sports number, but it's on Fox Sports' website ....)

Sounds sportable.

Peyton Manning shredded the Raiders in Denver's 37-6 Week 4 win, completing 30-of-38 passes for 338 yards....

yeah I know it sucks but at least it was against pukeland.

Has anybody chimed in that most of this aren't significant?

Your turn. Find something significant about 339.

uhm...yah