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Tony Conigliaro
Tony Conigliaro (Tony C., 1945-1990), Boston Red Sox outfielder; teenage home run record holder, youngest AL home run king (1965), career derailed by 1967 beaning by Jack Hamilton.
Tony Delk
Tony Delk (born 1974) is a former NBA guard and Kentucky star who won the 1996 NCAA title as Final Four Most Outstanding Player, tied the championship game record with seven three-pointers, and later scored 53 points in one NBA game.
Tony Dorsett
Tony Dorsett (born 1954), Heisman Trophy-winning Pittsburgh running back, 1976; NCAA record 6,082 rushing yards; Dallas Cowboys 1977-87, Denver 1988; 12,739 NFL rushing yards; 99-yard run; Hall of Fame 1994.
Tony Dungy
Tony Dungy (born 1955) is a Pro Football Hall of Fame coach who led the Buccaneers and Colts, won Super Bowl XLI, and was the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl.
Tony Esposito
Tony Esposito ("Tony O"), 1943-2021, Canadian Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender; Chicago Blackhawks star 1969-84, 423 NHL wins, three Vezinas, 15-shutout rookie record, No. 35 retired; not Phil Esposito.
Tony Finau
Tony Finau (Milton Pouha Finau), American PGA Tour golfer born 1989 in Salt Lake City, of Tongan-Samoan descent; six tour wins, 2019 Open third, two Ryder Cups, no major, form declined after 2023.
Tony Gonzalez
Tony Gonzalez, also known as Anthony David Gonzalez, is a former NFL tight end who played 17 seasons for the Chiefs and Falcons and made 14 Pro Bowls.
Tony Gwynn
Tony Gwynn (1960–2014), Hall of Fame right fielder for the San Diego Padres 1982–2001; eight NL batting titles, .338 career average, 3,141 hits, .394 in 1994; also drafted by the NBA's Clippers.
Tony Ineson
Tony Ineson (Anthony Braemar Ineson, born 1950, Christchurch), nicknamed Arnold, is a New Zealand field hockey right back who captained the 1976 Montreal Olympic gold-medal team and scored the winning penalty corner in the 1-0 final against Australia.
Tony La Russa
Tony La Russa (Anthony La Russa Jr., born 1944) is a Hall of Fame MLB manager who won 2,884 games with the White Sox, Athletics, and Cardinals, three World Series titles (1989, 2006, 2011), and pioneered the one-inning closer.
Tony Lazzeri
Tony Lazzeri (1903-1946), "Poosh 'Em Up Tony," Hall of Fame second baseman for the 1926-37 New York Yankees, five World Series titles, .293 with 169 home runs in pinstripes, elected 1991.
Tony Lockett
Tony 'Plugger' Lockett (born 1966, Ballarat) is an Australian rules full-forward, St Kilda 1983-94 and Sydney Swans 1995-2002, holding the VFL/AFL record of 1,360 goals in 281 games and the 1987 Brownlow Medal.
Tony Lupien
Tony Lupien (Ulysses John Lupien Jr.) was an American first baseman who played six MLB seasons for the Red Sox, Phillies, and White Sox, then coached Dartmouth.
Tony Mandarich
Tony Mandarich, offensive tackle from Oakville, Ontario and Michigan State, taken second overall by Green Bay in the 1989 NFL Draft; famed 'Incredible Bulk' to 'Incredible Bust' Sports Illustrated covers, later Colts career.
Tony Nathan
Tony Nathan (Tony Curtis Nathan), born 1956, is a former NFL running back who starred for the Miami Dolphins from 1979 to 1987 before becoming an NFL assistant coach.
Tony Oliva
Tony Oliva (Pedro Antonio Oliva, born 1938, Pinar del Río, Cuba), Cuban-born outfielder who played 15 seasons (1962-76) entirely with the Minnesota Twins, won three AL batting titles, and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2022.
Tony Parker
Tony Parker (William Anthony Parker, born 1982), French point guard; four NBA titles with the San Antonio Spurs (2003, 2005, 2007, 2014), first European NBA Finals MVP (2007), 2023 Hall of Fame inductee.
Tony Pérez
Tony Pérez (Atanasio Pérez Rigal), Cuban-born first baseman of the Big Red Machine Reds; 379 home runs, 1,652 RBI; 1967 All-Star MVP; Hall of Fame 2000, ninth ballot, 77.2%.
Tony Roche
Tony Roche (Anthony Dalton Roche, born 1945, Tarcutta NSW), Australian left-handed tennis player: 1966 French singles champion, 16 major titles mostly in doubles with John Newcombe, Davis Cup winner, and coach of Lendl, Rafter, Hewitt, and Federer.
Tony Romo
Tony Romo, born Antonio Ramiro Romo in 1980, is a former NFL quarterback who spent his entire Dallas Cowboys career, 2004 to 2016, then became CBS Sports' lead game analyst.
Tony Siragusa
Tony Siragusa (1967-2022), 'the Goose', NFL defensive tackle for the Colts and Ravens, Super Bowl XXXV champion, later FOX sideline reporter and Sopranos actor; distinct from a 1945-2025 Connecticut namesake.
Tony Snell (basketball)
Tony Snell (born 1991) is an American basketball guard-forward, 2013 first-round pick of the Chicago Bulls out of New Mexico, a nine-year NBA veteran with six teams, and publicly autistic after a 2023 diagnosis at age 31.
Tony Sparano
Tony Sparano (1961-2018), American NFL coach; Miami Dolphins head coach 2008-11 (11-5 AFC East title, Wildcat offense, PFWA Coach of the Year), later Raiders interim head coach and Vikings offensive line coach.
Tony Trabert
Tony Trabert (Marion Anthony Trabert, 1930-2021), American tennis champion from Cincinnati: five Grand Slam singles titles (French 1954-55, Wimbledon 1955, US 1953, 1955), five doubles majors, world No. 1 in 1953 and 1955, Davis Cup player and captain, CBS broadcaster, Hall of Fame president 2001-11.
Top 14
Top 14: France's top professional rugby union league, run by the LNR since 1998-era professionalism; 14 clubs, 26 rounds, Bouclier de Brennus final, promotion/relegation with Pro D2, €10.7m salary cap, record attendances and Toulouse's record 24 titles.
Topgolf
Topgolf: golf entertainment chain founded 2000 in Watford, England, with RFID-chipped balls, target-based scoring games, Toptracer tracking, and food and beverage at 100+ venues; merged with Callaway 2021, 60% sold to Leonard Green effective January 1, 2026.
Topps
Topps, the Brooklyn-founded chewing gum and trading card company behind the 1952 baseball card set, was acquired by Fanatics in 2022 for about $500 million and remains the flagship MLB card brand.
Torben Ulrich
Torben Ulrich (1928–2023), Danish tennis player, journalist, jazz musician, and visual artist; Danish-record 102 Davis Cup matches, 19 Danish titles, Wimbledon doubles semifinalist 1959; father of Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich.
Toriano Pride Jr.
Toriano Pride Jr. (born 2003), cornerback from St. Louis; played at Clemson 2022-23 and Missouri 2024-25, ran 4.32 at the 2026 combine, drafted 220th overall by Buffalo, claimed by Cleveland Browns in 2026.
Torii Hunter
Torii Hunter (born 1975) is an American former MLB outfielder for the Twins, Angels, and Tigers (1997–2015); nine Gold Gloves, five All-Star nods, 353 home runs, Twins Hall of Fame.