Rocket League

A Game Which is Home To What a save!

Randy marsh is playing rocket league

Randy: What A Save!
Randy: What A Save!
Randy: What A Save!
Randy: What A Save!
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by nano454 March 15, 2022

Virtual League Baseball

A less cartoony baseball game than its Japanese counterpart for the Virtual Boy.

I’m no pussy. I want the Virtual League Baseball game for my one video game console, the Virtual Boy.

by I Will Shit Myself April 14, 2021

live sports, espn+ originals, the exclusive home of the complete 30 for 30 library, exclusive articles and tools, top leagues and tournaments, best stories in sports on espn+!

The advertisement phrase used during commercial breaks of ESPN+ broadcasts.

Narrator: "Live sports, ESPN+ originals, the exclusive home of the complete 30 for 30 library, exclusive articles and tools, top leagues and tournaments, best stories in sports on ESPN+!"

by UPFSonic October 21, 2024

League of legends

An online game specially made for koreans.

Oh man, is League of legends made in Korea or something?

by Korean fag November 18, 2016

Burger League

MLS (Major League Soccer) haters use this term for MLS when Messi score a goal in the Burger League

Person 1: OMG MESSI SCORED A HATTRICK

Person 2: In the Burger League

by Riggyfan8282 August 20, 2024

league tables

Lists of schools or colleges from the best down to the worst

League tables for schools and colleges may actually help unintentionally to perpetuate inequalities, while claiming to promote the raising of standards.

by Jud'Ed March 22, 2018

Little Ivy League

A Little League program teaching both the rules of baseball and fundamental school subjects. Little Ivy League teaches students/players to find the academic side of baseball. After three years of the program’s existence, there is now a waitlist. Teams include the Oxford Commas, Academics, and the Fly Beta Catchers. To quote the CEO of Little Ivy League, “We knew these children would do best learning the aerodynamics of the baseball before just randomly whacking it with a bat. And of course, we encourage our children NEVER to steal bases, but to ‘abscond’ and/or ‘pilfer’”

Mrs. Eloise Falsetto submitted her child into Little Ivy League so he could optimize his down time as a left fielder with a tutor. He is now top of the class, due to all the time properly spent learning since clearly those Little Leaguers can never hit the ball as far out as he was positioned.

by Professor Psuedonym November 14, 2023