Suzy Favor competed in the 1992, 1996, and 2000 Summer Olympics as a middle-distance runner. Although she never medaled in the Olympics, she once won the Honda Cup and Babe Zaharias Awards as the top female collegiate athlete in the country. After her career at Wisconsin, she was named by the Big-Ten Network as the top female athlete in conference history.

The athletics were easy. The rest of her life has sometimes been difficult. She has struggled with mental illness, and even worked for a while as a paid escort.

He has 100 at bats at home, 20 homers. That is ungodly good.

Could he hit 40 at home? Nobody has ever done that.

Even after all the steroid-fueled years in the late 90s and early 00s, Hank Greenberg still owns the record for most home runs at home in a season with 39 in 1938. That guy owned Tiger (Briggs) Stadium.

Mark McGwire challenged that record twice, with a 38 and a 37. The year Barry Bonds hit 73, he had 37 at home and 36 on the road. The 37 at home is only in a tie for the third best in history, but that 36 on the road is the record for “away” homers by a country mile. Nobody else has ever topped 32.