If Dodgeball Was a Pro Sport, Which Athletes Would Play?

Jeremy  Kaufman by Columnist Written on July 27, 2009
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HOLLYWOOD - DECEMBER 7:  Actor Christopher Showerman attends Dodgeball: The Celebrity Tournament to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation and celebrate the DVD Release of 'Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story' at the Hollywood Palladium Decem
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Yes, we all know and love the game of dodgeball. For many of us, dodgeball was the game that we grew up on; a game in which only the strong survive and the weak are bound to perish. Furthermore, dodgeball is a game that epitomizes the true athlete, as it requires strength, speed, stamina, coordination, hands, quickness, footwork, and courage to play.

However, in spite of dodgeball's popularity as a youth sport within the United States, there has never even been any serious talk of the formation of a professional league. Therefore, I will take it upon myself to catalyze the discussion with this hypothetical question: if a professional dodgeball league was formed today, which current professional athletes would have the tools for success?

Here is my starting six:

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