What’s the most common name for the rarely used high-arcing off-speed pitch—an exaggerated form of a changeup, both slower and higher—whose etymology is disputed, but which may come from the Hebrew word for “zero,” or may have just been a nonsense word invented by Pirates left fielder Maurice Van Robays, who reportedly said, “________ ain’t nothing, and that’s a nothing pitch.”

Name the player who was selected 205th in the 2000 NHL draft behind 21 other goalies, and who retired due to heart inflammation in August with the second-most career wins (459) among goalies who never won a Stanley Cup. (He does, however, have an Olympic gold medal.)

The man pictured below is most closely associated with what annual event?

On this list of the most capped players from a certain national team, the two redacted players are brothers. What is their last name?

Conveniently, for those who traffic in easy nicknames, the late Sandra Schmirler was a superstar and Olympic gold medalist in what sport?