| Hockey |
| Wayne Gretzky |
Three scoring titles |
| Dominik Hasek |
Five Vezina trophies, two-time MVP |
| Mario Lemieux |
Four scoring titles |
| Pro Football |
| Brett Favre |
Eight straight 3000-yard plus seasons ... five straight 30-plus touchdown seasons |
| Jerry Rice |
100 or more receptions four times |
| Reggie White |
111.5 sacks and one Super Bowl championship |
| Steve Young |
Led NFL in touchdown passes four times ... six 3000-yard seasons |
| Barry Sanders |
Nine 1,000-plus-yard seasons ... 95 touchdowns |
| Pro Basketball |
| Michael Jordan |
Led the Bulls to six NBA Championships |
| Karl Malone |
Top five in scoring every season ... two-time MVP |
| Hakeem Olajuwon |
Led Rockets to back-to-back NBA titles (1994, 1995) |
| Baseball |
| Barry Bonds |
Three-time National League MVP |
| Ken Griffey Jr. |
40 or more home runs six times |
| Greg Maddux |
15-plus wins each season |
| Mark McGwire |
405 home runs in the decade |
| Tennis |
| Pete Sampras |
Won four U.S. Opens, six Wimbledons and two Australian Opens |
| Andre Agassi |
Four Grand Slam singles titles during the decade |
| Steffi Graf |
Won two Australian, four French, five Wimbledon and three U.S. Opens in the '90s |
| Monica Seles |
Won four Australian, three French and two U.S. Open titles in the '90s |
| Boxing |
| Evander Holyfield |
12-3 in '90s but won heavyweight title three different times |
| Roy Jones Jr. |
Held titles in middleweight, super middleweight and light heavyweight classes |
| Oscar De La Hoya |
Champion in lightweight, super lightweight and welterweight divisions |
| Pernell Whitaker |
Went 21 straight bouts without a loss (20-0-1) from 1990 to January 1997 |
| Golf |
| Tiger Woods |
Won over $6.6 million in 1999 ... Won 72-hole record for Masters with his 1997 win |
| Nick Faldo |
Won two British Opens and two Masters in the '90s ... Player of the Year in '90 |
| Annika Sorenstam |
Won LPGA money title twice ... won two U.S. Opens |
| Auto Racing |
| Dale Earnhardt |
Four Winston Cup championships ... Won Daytona 500 in 1998 |
| Jeff Gordon |
Three Winston Cup championships ... Won a record $9.6 million in 1998 |
| Al Unser Jr. |
Two-time CART champion ... Won Indy 500 twice in decade |
| American Male Olympian |
| Carl Lewis |
Won three Gold medals in the '90s |
| Michael Johnson |
First man to win the 200 and 400 meters in the same Olympics |
| American Female Olympian |
| Bonnie Blair |
Four speed skating gold medals ('92, '94) |
| Gail Devers |
Won 100 meters in 1992 and '96 |
| Pro Team |
| Chicago Bulls |
Six NBA championships |
| New York Yankees |
125 wins in 1998, three World Championships in the decade |
| Detroit Red Wings |
Two Stanley Cups and five division titles |
| Dallas Cowboys |
Three Super Bowl championships |
| College Team |
| Tennessee Lady Vols |
Four national championships, including three straight (1996-98) |
| Florida State football |
Most wins in a decade, 1993 national champion |
| Duke men's basketball |
Five Final Four appearances, two national championships |
| UNC women's soccer |
Seven national championships |
| Coach/Manager |
| Phil Jackson |
Led Bulls to six NBA championships |
| Pat Summitt |
Led the Lady Vols to four national championships |
| Scotty Bowman |
Led the Red Wings to two Stanley Cups |
| Joe Torre |
Led Yankees to three World Series titles in a four-year span |
| Female Athlete |
| Bonnie Blair |
Won four gold medals in speed skating |
| Steffi Graf |
Won 14 Grand Slam titles, including Wimbledon five times |
| Mia Hamm |
Top goal scorer in women's international soccer |
| Chamique Holdsclaw |
Led Tennessee to three national championships |
| Male Athlete |
| Michael Jordan |
Four-time NBA MVP |
| Mario Lemieux |
Two-time NHL MVP |
| Mark McGwire |
405 home runs in the '90s |
| Pete Sampras |
First man to finish No. 1 six straight years |
| Jerry Rice |
NFL's all-time reception leader |
