THE 10 MOST CONFUSING NAMES IN SPORTS

Recently, there was great debate about an LPGA mandate requiring players who did not speak English to, you know...speak English. Contrary to what many people think, English is not an easy language to master, hence the LPGA's quick reversal on the policy. And I'm here to prove it, with a few sports examples of some names that could've royally confused the Seon-Hwa Lees of the world.10. Case of the disappearing "Mc-"Has anyone ever heard Tracy McGrady's named pronounced MICK-GRADY? No, but I'm used to hearing "MA-GRADY" quite often. Yet Kevin McHale is pronounced MICK-HALE. Judges, can we get a ruling?9. The Nowitzki file.Please, please, please, announcers...I beg of you...can we decide on how we're going to pronounce this: NOWITZKI or NOVITZKI (the correct version)? He's only played for Dallas since, oh...1998...8. The dual-letter.Does it serve a purpose to have two A's in that first name, Isaac Bruce? Or how about your unneccessary...