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The NHL already does the same thing (although not in the playoffs). Basketball is easy; a free throw shooting contest. I have to admit it would be pretty incredible to watch Lebron step up to line and have to make one shot, knowing that if he missed Kevin Durant could make one and win the NBA Title. In the NFL I think it would either be kicking 35-yard field goals, or a two-point conversion contest. Most likely the second one because it involves more than just one player from each team. But what about baseball? I'm kind of stumped on this one. Here's my best guess: You put just a pitcher and a hitter out there, and remove everybody else from the field. The hitter gets one pitch, and all he has to do is put it in play in fair territory (or take a ball). If it's a strike or foul, it's like a miss. If you've got any better ideas for baseball (or the other sports) I'd love to hear them.
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