#120 Pete Schourek

HEATER : noun heat·er \ˈhē-tər\
fastball

 1995 runner-up for the NL Cy Young Award, losing to Greg Maddux.

As Opening Day starter on April 1, 1996, he witnessed the death of umpire John McSherry, only seven pitches into the top of the 1st inning.

New York Mets (1991–1993)

Cincinnati Reds (1994–1997)

Boston Red Sox (1998)

Houston Astros (1998)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1999)

Boston Red Sox (2000–2001)

#119 Reggie Sanders

PLANNING : the act or process of making a plan to achieve or do something

Fifth member of MLB's 300-300 CLub (300HR-300SB)

After being hit by Pedro Martínez ruining his perfect game, Sanders was later ridiculed for charging the mound assuming that a pitcher would abandon a perfect game in order to hit a batter intentionally.

2001 World Series Champion with the Diamondbacks.

#118 Deion Sanders

LIGHTNING : adjective light·ning \ˈlīt-niŋ\
having or moving with or as if with the speed and suddenness of lightning

MLB

New York Yankees (1989–1990)

Atlanta Braves (1991–1994)

Cincinnati Reds (1994–1995)

San Francisco Giants (1995)

Cincinnati Reds (1997, 2001)

NL Triples Champion (1992)

NFL

Atlanta Falcons (1989–1993)

San Francisco 49ers (1994)

Dallas Cowboys (1995–1999)

Washington Redskins (2000)

Baltimore Ravens (2004–2005)

2× Super Bowl champion (XXIX, XXX)

8× Pro Bowl (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

8× All-Pro (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1994)

2× NFC Defensive Player of the Year (1993,1994)

Rated #34 NFL Player of all-time by NFL.com as of 2009 season

2× NFC champion (1994-1995)

NFL Alumni Special Teams Player of the Year (1998)

NFL 1990s All-Decade Team

Atlanta Falcons Ring of Honor

Pro Football Hall of Fame (2011)

College Football Hall of Fame (2011)

Jim Thorpe Award (1988)

Consensus All-American (1987, 1988)

Florida State Seminoles #2 retired

NFL Records

4 career Pro Bowl interceptions

Holds numerous other records and achievements

Better at football than baseball.