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* Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Moses Malone]] is supposedly a buddy of [[The Cheat]]. | * Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Moses Malone]] is supposedly a buddy of [[The Cheat]]. | ||
* Email [[candy product]] — Coach Z gets a basketball stuck on his head. | * Email [[candy product]] — Coach Z gets a basketball stuck on his head. | ||
* Email [[concert]] — In an | * Email [[concert]] — In an easter egg, [[Mary Palaroncini|Mary]] and [[Larry Palaroncini]] watch basketball on [[ESPN Classic]], specifically mentioning former players [[Danny Ainge]] and [[Kevin McHale (basketball)|Kevin McHale]]. Mary eats a basketball. | ||
* Email [[specially marked]] — The cereal [[Breakfast Cereals from Specially Marked|Fundament-O's]] features a fundamentally-sound college basketball player on the front of the box. | * Email [[specially marked]] — The cereal [[Breakfast Cereals from Specially Marked|Fundament-O's]] features a fundamentally-sound college basketball player on the front of the box. | ||
* [[Homestar Ruiner]] — In the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad|Teen Girl Squad]] episode, the girls go to a Sub-JV basketball game. | * [[Homestar Ruiner]] — In the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad|Teen Girl Squad]] episode, the girls go to a Sub-JV basketball game. | ||
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* [[Kick-A-Ball]] — [[The Umpire]] claims to have gotten the kickball from [[Mookie Blaylock]] in 1984. | * [[Kick-A-Ball]] — [[The Umpire]] claims to have gotten the kickball from [[Mookie Blaylock]] in 1984. | ||
* [[Where U Goin' 2?]] — [[The Cheat]] practices "flaming lay-up drills". | * [[Where U Goin' 2?]] — [[The Cheat]] practices "flaming lay-up drills". | ||
* [[Homestar Runner Goes for the Gold]] — Homestar has a basketball goal that has been bent out of shape over the entrance to his garage. | * [[Homestar Runner Goes for the Gold|Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold]] — Homestar has a basketball goal that has been bent out of shape over the entrance to his garage. | ||
* [[Trogdor Was | * [[Trogdor Was Dragon Man]] — The Trogdor man holds a basketball under his arm, and occasionally spins it. | ||
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* [[Shopping For Danger]] — After [[Gunhaver]] mentions that [[Blue Laser]] will use all their savings to make a button to make it snow at the beach, [[Silent Rip]] asks, "What about beach volleyball?", to which Gunhaver responds "There won't be anymore beach volleyball!" | * [[Shopping For Danger|Shopping for Danger]] — After [[Gunhaver]] mentions that [[Blue Laser]] will use all their savings to make a button to make it snow at the beach, [[Silent Rip]] asks, "What about beach volleyball?", to which Gunhaver responds "There won't be anymore beach volleyball!" | ||
* [[An Important Rap Song]] — Part of the lyrics go "Beach volleyball slammajamma" and are accompanied by Silent Rip and [[Firebert]] playing beach volleyball against [[Blue Laser Commander]] and a [[Blue Laser Minion|minion]] at [[The Beach|the Beach]]. | * [[An Important Rap Song]] — Part of the lyrics go "Beach volleyball slammajamma" and are accompanied by Silent Rip and [[Firebert]] playing beach volleyball against [[Blue Laser Commander]] and a [[Blue Laser Minion|minion]] at [[The Beach|the Beach]]. | ||
* [[Somber Vacation]] — [[Strong Sad]] plays beach volleyball with pieces of algae-covered chunks of styrofoam coolers that he adds googly eyes and pipe cleaners to. | * [[Somber Vacation]] — [[Strong Sad]] plays beach volleyball with pieces of algae-covered chunks of styrofoam coolers that he adds googly eyes and pipe cleaners to. | ||
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* Email [[high school]] — "Middle School" Coach Z dreams of being "craptain of the foortball torm". | * Email [[high school]] — "Middle School" Coach Z dreams of being "craptain of the foortball torm". | ||
* [[KOT's VOQPCS!]] — The King of Town's scheme to get the Poopsmith to smell better somehow involves a game of football. | * [[KOT's VOQPCS!]] — The King of Town's scheme to get the Poopsmith to smell better somehow involves a game of football. | ||
* [[Ever and More]] — Strong Mad's helmet is a football helmet, with an image of a nacho on the side. | * [[Ever and More!]] — Strong Mad's helmet is a football helmet, with an image of a nacho on the side. | ||
* [[Everything Else, Volume 3]] — On the Holidays menu, one of the powerups The Cheat collects is a football. | * [[Everything Else, Volume 3]] — On the Holidays menu, one of the powerups The Cheat collects is a football. | ||
* [[Toikey TV]] — Strong Mad, Strong Bad, and The Cheat wind up watching the 2007 Falling Asleep On The Couch Watching Football Bowl. | * [[Toikey TV]] — Strong Mad, Strong Bad, and The Cheat wind up watching the 2007 Falling Asleep On The Couch Watching Football Bowl. | ||
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* [[4 Gregs]] — [[The Gregs]] go to a football game, and [[D n' D Greg]] attempts to explain how the game is played. | * [[4 Gregs]] — [[The Gregs]] go to a football game, and [[D n' D Greg]] attempts to explain how the game is played. | ||
* Email [[dictionary]] — Strong Bad is holding a football while describing the specific sounds used to express disinterest in Coach Z, Marzipan, and Strong Sad. | * Email [[dictionary]] — Strong Bad is holding a football while describing the specific sounds used to express disinterest in Coach Z, Marzipan, and Strong Sad. | ||
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* [[Kick-A-Ball]] — Coach Z claims to be playing [[Gender Confusion|women's]] lacrosse. | * [[Kick-A-Ball]] — Coach Z claims to be playing [[Gender Confusion|women's]] lacrosse. | ||
* Email [[videography]] — Strong Bad pretends to videotape a lacrosse match. | * Email [[videography]] — Strong Bad pretends to videotape a lacrosse match. | ||
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* [[Sloshybowl]] — A member of [[sloshy]] says they played soccer in high school. Strong Sad is hit by a soccer ball at the end. | * [[Sloshybowl]] — A member of [[sloshy]] says they played soccer in high school. Strong Sad is hit by a soccer ball at the end. | ||
* [[Strong Badia the Free]] — At the Homsar Reservation, before being enlightened to Homsar's way, he says, in response to Strong Bad trying to speak like him, "Sign me up for soccer class, Debra!" | * [[Strong Badia the Free]] — At the Homsar Reservation, before being enlightened to Homsar's way, he says, in response to Strong Bad trying to speak like him, "Sign me up for soccer class, Debra!" | ||
* [[ | * [[2 Part Episode: Part 1]] — The [[Blue Laser Minions]] appear on a soccer field and imply that they were at soccer practice. | ||
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* [[John McEnroe]] is a commonly referenced tennis player. | * [[John McEnroe]] is a commonly referenced tennis player. | ||
* Email [[flashback]] — Strong Bad and Coach Z play tennis on the moon. | * Email [[flashback]] — Strong Bad and Coach Z play tennis on the moon. | ||
* [[Senorial Day]] — Bubs holds a tennis racquet and has a John McEnroe wig on. | * [[Senorial Day]] — Bubs holds a tennis racquet and has a John McEnroe wig on. | ||
* [[Decemberween Short Shorts]] — Strong Bad admits he likes tennis player [[Martina Navratilova]]. | * [[Decemberween Short Shorts]] — Strong Bad admits he likes tennis player [[Martina Navratilova]]. | ||
* Email [[the paper]] — During The Paper's preppy phase, it is seen wearing a sweater with the word "tennis". | * Email [[the paper]] — During The Paper's preppy phase, it is seen wearing a sweater with the word "tennis". | ||
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Revision as of 01:53, 14 July 2026
"Hustle for sports!"
The folks in Free Country, USA seem to enjoy playing, watching, and discussing sports.
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"I dunno. Maybe there is a goodminton."
- Where's The Cheat? — Strong Bad mentions the sport.
- Email labor day — Strong Mad and The Cheat are shown with badminton racquets.
- Email army — Strong Bad and Strong Mad discuss the sport and wonder what the official rules are.
- SBCG4AP Dev Blog — Strong Bad writes in the 10 Jul 2008 entry he's playing badminton.
Baseball
Waiting on Homestar to find his hat.
- Mark Lemke of the Atlanta Braves is a commonly referenced baseball player.
- Coach Z is usually seen wearing an unbranded baseball cap.
- A Detroit Tigers baseball cap is worn by Pom Pom and Strong Mad as part of their respective costumes in The House That Gave Sucky Treats and 3 Times Halloween Funjob, respectively.
- Where My Hat Is At? — Homestar Runner looks for his hat so he can play baseball.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 2 — Thomas repeatedly clubs What's Her Face in the shins with a baseball bat (which hurts her) when she starts fawning for the No "I" In Team Boy.
- Email big white face — While scrolling through various pictures of Homestar characters, trying to find the guy with the white face and gray body, Strong Bad comes across a picture of Marzipan, but says that "her head is more like a baseball bat".
- Sketchbook 2005 — Strong Bad is drawn as Dreamaway Johnny from part-time job; and he is wearing a baseball glove and a hat, and carrying a baseball bat.
- Email keep cool — Strong Sad mentions that baseball games are at two, eleven, and three.
- Strongest Man in the World — The Grape Fairie claims he got the golbol in 1974 from Mookie Wilson. Mookie Wilson was a professional baseball player during the 1980s and early 1990s best known for playing for the New York Mets, the team referenced in the golbol Easter egg.
- Email trading cards (DVD Commentary) — Matt mentions that he has a Dwight Gooden rookie trading card. Dwight Gooden is a former MLB player, one of the most dominant and feared pitchers in the National League during the mid-1980s. This leads Matt and Mike to a further discussion about other baseball players, during which they mention such names as Robin Yount and Tony Peña.
- Baddest of the Bands — Coach Z compares Marzipan to a baseball bat in a dress. Later, Strong Bad asks him, "Still striking out with ol' baseball bat? I mean Marzipan?"
- Haunted Photo Booth — Homestar dresses up as Dale Murphy, and he asks if The Cheat (as Maxwell from Scribblenauts) if he's dressed up as Baseball Glove On Head Man.
Basketball
We all long for the days of the ABA
- Pom Pom, Too — one of the Poms is colored like an ABA basketball, and two of them look like NBA basketballs.
- Email helium — Strong Bad mistypes "Shack" as "Shaq".
- A Decemberween Pageant — Pom Pom is cast as Kobe #1 and Strong Mad is cast as Kobe #2.
- Strong Bad's Character Video — one of his accepted forms of payments is "Denver Nuggets".
- Email new hands — one of the options for Strong Bad's hands is an ABA basketball.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 2 — The No "I" in Team Boy is spinning a basketball on his finger.
- New Boots — The Cheat draws Strong Bad dribbling and spinning basketballs.
- Email autobiography — Strong Bad supposedly played on a basketball team with "The Deke".
- Email different town — Strong Bad says "Pom Pom wouldn't change at all / 'cept he'd look like an ABA basketball."
- Email lunch special — clicking on "Larry, legend" brings up a screenshot from the basketball video game Jordan vs. Bird: One on One.
- Email secret recipes — Coach Z doesn't appear to know what a basketball is, referring to one as "a bounce thing".
- Halloween Fairstival — Strong Mad dresses as Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons.
- Email bedtime story — Moses Malone is supposedly a buddy of The Cheat.
- Email candy product — Coach Z gets a basketball stuck on his head.
- Email concert — In an easter egg, Mary and Larry Palaroncini watch basketball on ESPN Classic, specifically mentioning former players Danny Ainge and Kevin McHale. Mary eats a basketball.
- Email specially marked — The cereal Fundament-O's features a fundamentally-sound college basketball player on the front of the box.
- Homestar Ruiner — In the Teen Girl Squad episode, the girls go to a Sub-JV basketball game.
- Hremail 2000 — Homestar tries to play basketball with Marzipan and refers to John Stockton.
- Kick-A-Ball — The Umpire claims to have gotten the kickball from Mookie Blaylock in 1984.
- Where U Goin' 2? — The Cheat practices "flaming lay-up drills".
- Homestar Runner Goes For the Gold — Homestar has a basketball goal that has been bent out of shape over the entrance to his garage.
- Trogdor Was Dragon Man — The Trogdor man holds a basketball under his arm, and occasionally spins it.
Beach Volleyball
File:Strongsadbeachvolleyball.PNG
"...They won handily."
- Shopping for Danger — After Gunhaver mentions that Blue Laser will use all their savings to make a button to make it snow at the beach, Silent Rip asks, "What about beach volleyball?", to which Gunhaver responds "There won't be anymore beach volleyball!"
- An Important Rap Song — Part of the lyrics go "Beach volleyball slammajamma" and are accompanied by Silent Rip and Firebert playing beach volleyball against Blue Laser Commander and a minion at the Beach.
- Somber Vacation — Strong Sad plays beach volleyball with pieces of algae-covered chunks of styrofoam coolers that he adds googly eyes and pipe cleaners to.
Bowling
- Main Page 4 — This Main Page takes place in a bowling alley.
- Labor Dabor — The Cheat makes some bowling animations.
- Email mini-golf — One of the "fun-time emporiums" that Strong Bad mentions is called "Kosmik Bowling".
Competitive Swimming
- Email other days — Strong Sad mentions that they will be late for swim practice (although earlier in the email Strong Bad denies that he goes to swim practice).
Football
TAKE IT TO THE HOUSE!
- Coach Z's old timey counterpart is a football player named "Fort Wayne Locomotive".
- The House That Gave Sucky Treats — Strong Mad's costume is William "Refrigerator" Perry, a famous football player from the 1980s.
- Email island — The message inside the bottle is really a flyer for Super Bowl XIX. In an Easter egg, one pair of hallucinations that Strong Bad and Homestar have of each other are of the helmets worn by the two teams in said Super Bowl: the San Francisco 49ers (Homestar's hallucination of Strong Bad) and the Miami Dolphins (Strong Bad's hallucination of Homestar).
- Superbowl Dealie — The entire toon is about the annual professional football championship.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 2 — The No "I" in Team Boy is holding a football.
- Email caffeine — Strong Sad claims while hyper, "I don't even watch football! I don't even watch football!"
- Email crying — Strong Bad "quotes" Li'l Brudder as saying "I'm gonna be a quarterback when I grow up. I'm gonna throw for 2,000 yards."
- Senorial Day — Senor Cardgage and Strong Bad "play catch" with a football.
- Email high school — "Middle School" Coach Z dreams of being "craptain of the foortball torm".
- KOT's VOQPCS! — The King of Town's scheme to get the Poopsmith to smell better somehow involves a game of football.
- Ever and More! — Strong Mad's helmet is a football helmet, with an image of a nacho on the side.
- Everything Else, Volume 3 — On the Holidays menu, one of the powerups The Cheat collects is a football.
- Toikey TV — Strong Mad, Strong Bad, and The Cheat wind up watching the 2007 Falling Asleep On The Couch Watching Football Bowl.
- Sloshybowl — Strong Sad watches sloshy on the Superbowl half-time show.
- 4 Gregs — The Gregs go to a football game, and D n' D Greg attempts to explain how the game is played.
- Email dictionary — Strong Bad is holding a football while describing the specific sounds used to express disinterest in Coach Z, Marzipan, and Strong Sad.
Soccer referred to as Football
- Email little questions — The sender asks "Has you some time play football?" and Strong Bad answers by saying that he loves football (referring to American football).
- The System is Down — Strong Bad shouts "football!", a reference to a soccer song.
Golf
Is it golf?
- Email mascot — The Cheat uses a golf club to hit things on the CGNU Golf Club Team.
- Email the paper — The Paper has the word "golf" visible under its polo shirt during its preppy phase.
- Email mini-golf — The entire email is concerned with the miniature version.
Hockey
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2 — Homestar, pretending to be Coach Z, asks Marzipan why she missed field hockey practice.
- Superbowl Dealie — Homestar shows up in a Boston Bruins jersey.
- The House That Gave Sucky Tricks — Strong Sad, dressed as Cameron Frye from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, wears a Detroit Red Wings jersey.
Ice-Skating
- Theme Song Video — One of the scenes consists of Homestar skating.
- Email rock opera — An Easter egg consists of a scene from the ice show Dangeresque: Put 'Em on Ice.
- Happy Dethemberween — One scene consists of the Thnikkaman skating.
Kickball
- Theme Song Video — Strong Bad rolls a kickball to Homestar, and he kicks it.
- Kick-A-Ball — The whole cartoon is about the characters playing kickball.
Lacrosse
- Kick-A-Ball — Coach Z claims to be playing women's lacrosse.
- Email videography — Strong Bad pretends to videotape a lacrosse match.
Martial Arts
The Champeenship
- Theme Song Video — Pom Pom is seen practicing martial arts.
- Email pom pom — Pom Pom manages to "beat the everloving snot" out of Strong Bad.
- Email montage — Homestar participates in the "Champeenship," which seems to be a judo/karate type tournament.
- Summer Short Shorts — Pom Pom is seen wielding a bo and performing impressive acrobatics in one of the segments.
Racquetball
- Email dangeresque 3 — Homestar and Strong Bad are seen playing racquetball in the Basement.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 14.2 — Strong Sad mentions slow-pitch racquetball.
Soccer
- Email little questions — Strong Bad mentions that he hates soccer.
- Email ghosts — Strong Bad tells the ghost of the Tandy "The Cheat has soccer practice."
- Email caffeine — Hyperactive Strong Sad asks Coach Z if he wants to play some soccer.
- Happy Hallow-day — Bubs is dressed as Coach McGuirk, the soccer coach in the television series Home Movies.
- Sloshybowl — A member of sloshy says they played soccer in high school. Strong Sad is hit by a soccer ball at the end.
- Strong Badia the Free — At the Homsar Reservation, before being enlightened to Homsar's way, he says, in response to Strong Bad trying to speak like him, "Sign me up for soccer class, Debra!"
- 2 Part Episode: Part 1 — The Blue Laser Minions appear on a soccer field and imply that they were at soccer practice.
Tennis
File:Homestar puppet as McEnroe.jpg
"That ball was on the line!"
- John McEnroe is a commonly referenced tennis player.
- Email flashback — Strong Bad and Coach Z play tennis on the moon.
- Senorial Day — Bubs holds a tennis racquet and has a John McEnroe wig on.
- Decemberween Short Shorts — Strong Bad admits he likes tennis player Martina Navratilova.
- Email the paper — During The Paper's preppy phase, it is seen wearing a sweater with the word "tennis".
Track and Field
It's a dark day for Track and Field
See Racing for more examples.
- Homestar is seen running several times, most notably at the beginning of Bug In Mouth Disease.
- Email autobiography — The King of Town is seen "running".
- Email disconnected — "Head Bad" attempts to beat Homestar in a race, only to find that Homestar didn't enter.
Fantasy Sports
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 4 (commentary) — After Mike mentions that he wouldn't mind making a Growlbacks shirt, Matt jokingly says "It could be a fantasy football team!"
- Email from work (Easter egg) — A Dullard comic mentions fantasy foosball.
- 4 Gregs — D n' D Greg claims to be an expert at fantasy football.
Invented Sports
- In Search of the Yello Dello — Homestar and Pom Pom play a combination of football and basketball. They are shown on a football field with at least one basketball hoop and both kinds of ball being thrown. Strong Bad comments on it in the commentary and Homestar replies that it is America's pastime.
- A Jorb Well Done — A strange sport is shown where Pom Pom seems to earn points for bouncing on Strong Sad after the latter is tackled by Homestar. Later in the cartoon, Homestar seems to earn points for changing directions while running.
- Email 1 step ahead — The viewer is allowed to play a new sport: the Peg Strong Sad game.
- Email mascot — The Cheat is the head of the "Golf Club Team" of Crazy Go Nuts University. The "sport" he plays is beating the opposing "team" with a golf club.
- Email theme park — Homsar says it is time for "tasteball". How tasteball is to be interpreted is a mystery, though by its name it seems to be a sport of some kind.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 14.2 — Coach Z reminds Marzipan of upcoming "shin" tryouts. The sport apparently involves shin-guards, shin-pads, shin-protectors, and shin-balls. Presumably, the sport is played with one's shins.
- Email the paper — Homestar and Homsar play Strong Bad and The Paper in what appears to be basketball, but played with an American football.
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