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Kayvon Thibodeaux
Kayvon Thibodeaux, New York Giants outside linebacker No. 5, drafted fifth overall in 2022 from Oregon; 19 college sacks, unanimous All-American, 23.5 NFL sacks, JREAM Foundation founder.
Kazuma Okamoto (岡本和真)
Kazuma Okamoto (岡本和真), born 1996, is a Japanese infielder who starred 11 seasons for the Yomiuri Giants (248 HR, six-time NPB All-Star), won the 2023 WBC, and signed a four-year, $60 million Toronto Blue Jays contract in January 2026.
KBO League
The KBO League is South Korea's top professional baseball circuit, founded in 1982 with six teams, now ten clubs playing 144 games each, known for its stepped postseason, cheering culture, and record attendance above 12 million.
Keagen Trost
Keagen Trost (born 2001, Kankakee, IL) is a Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman drafted 93rd overall in 2026 after four colleges; led qualified tackles in 2025 PFF overall and run-blocking grades at Missouri.
Keanu Neal
Keanu Neal, former NFL safety drafted 17th overall in 2016 by Atlanta, Pro Bowl 2017, also played linebacker for Dallas, finished with Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh, retired after eight seasons.
Keaton Hance
Keaton Hance (born 2008, Torrance, California) is an American tennis player, 2026 Australian Open boys' singles runner-up and Roland Garros junior semifinalist, coached by Ken Hance.
Keaton Wagler
Keaton Wagler (born 2007) is an American NBA guard for the LA Clippers, drafted fifth overall in 2026 from Illinois after winning Big Ten Freshman of the Year and setting the Illinois freshman scoring record.
Keegan Bradley
Keegan Bradley, American PGA Tour golfer from Woodstock, Vermont; 2011 PGA Championship winner in his major debut with a belly putter; eight PGA Tour wins; 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup captain at Bethpage, where Europe won 15-13.
Keegan Murray
Keegan Murray, born 2000, is an NBA forward for the Sacramento Kings, drafted fourth overall in 2022 from Iowa; All-Rookie First Team, 47-point career high, twin brother Kris Murray, 5-year $140M extension.
Keelan Marion
Keelan Marion, Atlanta-born wide receiver (UConn, BYU, Miami 2021-2025); 2024 first-team All-America kick returner with 100- and 96-yard return TDs; 133 career catches, 1,871 yards; 2026 undrafted free agent with the Atlanta Falcons, waived August 2026.
Keenan Allen
Keenan Allen, NFL wide receiver (Chargers 2013-2023, 2025; Bears 2024; Colts 2026). Six-time Pro Bowler, fastest to 1,000 receptions; 1,055 catches, 12,051 yards, 70 touchdowns.
Keenan Reynolds (American football)
Keenan Reynolds, Navy Midshipmen quarterback 2012-2015, triple-option star; NCAA FBS career records of 88 rushing touchdowns and 4,559 rushing yards; fifth in 2015 Heisman voting; drafted 182nd overall by the Ravens in 2016; played two 2018 games for the Seahawks.
Kei Nishikori (錦織圭)
Kei Nishikori (錦織圭), born 1989 in Shimane, Japan, is a Japanese tennis player, career-high world No. 4, 2014 US Open finalist, Rio 2016 Olympic bronze medalist, 12 ATP titles, retiring after the 2026 season.
Keider Montero
Keider Montero, Venezuelan right-handed starting pitcher for the Detroit Tigers; signed 2016, MLB debut May 29, 2024 vs Pittsburgh; 2024 complete-game shutout vs Colorado, 2025 ALDS save.
Keisean Henderson
Keisean Henderson is an American college football quarterback for the Houston Cougars, a five-star recruit from Spring, Texas who became the highest rated recruit in Houston football history.
Keith Abney II
Keith Abney II (born 2005) is a Detroit Lions cornerback drafted 157th overall in 2026 out of Arizona State, a First-Team All-Big 12, consensus All-American nickel projection from Waxahachie, Texas.
Keith Foulke
Keith Foulke, born 1972, American MLB relief pitcher for the Giants, White Sox, Athletics, and Red Sox; AL saves leader in 2003 and closer who recorded the final out of Boston's 2004 World Series title.
Keith Hernandez
Keith Hernandez, born 1953, American MLB first baseman for Cardinals, Mets, and Indians; 1979 NL co-MVP, 11 straight Gold Gloves (1978–88), 1982 and 1986 World Series champion, .296 career hitter, and a prominent Hall of Fame snub.
Keith Tkachuk
Keith Tkachuk, American NHL power forward (1972, Melrose, MA), 538 goals and 1,065 points in 1,201 games for Winnipeg, Phoenix, St. Louis, Atlanta; led NHL with 52 goals in 1996-97; four-time Olympian, 1996 World Cup winner; Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2026; father of Matthew and Brady.
Keith Van Horn
Keith Van Horn (born 1975) is an American former NBA forward, second overall pick in 1997 from Utah, who played 10 seasons, reached two NBA Finals, and later became a businessman and philanthropist.
Keith Yandle
Keith Yandle, born 1986 in Boston, is a retired American NHL defenseman (Coyotes, Rangers, Panthers, Flyers) who set the NHL ironman record with 989 consecutive games, 2009-2022, later passed by Phil Kessel.
Keldon Johnson
Keldon Johnson (born 1999, Chesterfield, Virginia), nicknamed Big Body, is an NBA forward-guard for the San Antonio Spurs, drafted 29th overall in 2019 from Kentucky, and the 2025-26 NBA Sixth Man of the Year.
Keldric Faulk
Keldric Faulk, Auburn Tigers defensive end from Highland Home, Alabama; 2026 NFL Draft first-round pick (31st overall, Tennessee Titans); SEC All-Freshman 2023, 2024 season with 7 sacks, 2025 team captain.
Keldric Luster
Keldric Luster, American college football quarterback (Ball State, formerly SMU and Texas State), McKinney, Texas native, 5-10/250, 2026 Ball State starter and MAC Offensive Player of the Week.
Keleki Latu
Keleki Latu (born 2002) is a Buffalo Bills tight end, #83, from Sacramento; brother of 2024 first-rounder Laiatu Latu; played at Cal, UNLV, and Washington; undrafted 2025.
Kellen Mond
Kellen Mond (born 1999, San Antonio) is an American football quarterback, Texas A&M's all-time passing leader (9,661 yards, 71 TD), drafted 66th overall by the Vikings in 2021; later Browns, Colts, Saints.
Kellen Moore
Kellen Moore, born 1989, former Boise State quarterback (50-3, NCAA record) and NFL QB, offensive coordinator for Cowboys, Chargers, and Super Bowl LIX champion Eagles, now head coach of the New Orleans Saints.
Kellen Winslow
Kellen Winslow (Kellen Boswell Winslow, born 1957), Hall of Fame tight end for the San Diego Chargers 1979-1987; 541 catches, 6,741 yards, 45 touchdowns; 1995 inductee, distinct from his son Kellen Winslow II.
Kellen Winslow II
Kellen Winslow II (born 1983, San Diego) is a former NFL tight end, son of Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow Sr.; Miami (FL) Mackey Award winner, Browns 2004 first-round pick, later convicted of sexual assault.
Kelly Brazier
Kelly Brazier, born 1989 in Dunedin, is a retired New Zealand rugby player, Black Fern #153 with 44 Tests; Rugby World Cup winner 2010 and 2017, Olympic sevens gold at Tokyo 2020 and silver at Rio 2016, now a Chiefs Manawa assistant coach.