ROUND TWO: North & South Regions

NORTH
Each of these is the name of a current or former MLB player. The answer to Game A's higher seed is 62.

Game A:
H: Mike Piazza
L: Kenny Rogers

Game B:
H: Jeff Conine
L: Corey Koskie

Game C:
H: Jason Isringhausen
L: Mark Buehrle

Game D:
H: Ken Griffey
L: Darryl Kile

SOUTH:

Game A:
H: Highest possible score of an opening Scrabble move by playing the last name of the person who, in an event sanctioned by the National Scrabble Association, played the longest legal word without using more than one letter from any preexisting word on the board, as captured by the journalist whose first and last name can be created through a letter bank of the last name of the singer who once dated another bandmate who replaced the musician whose first and last names together anagram to parts of the body that would aid in the enjoyment of their music, on the same day that Macho Man successfully defended his title and belt against the same opponent for the second time in the same year.

L: The number that fills in the middle blank of this statement:
__________ is the ___th winner of the _____________
where the words that make up the two outer blanks (possibly more than two words in total) anagram to AJAX REGAINS LEADERSHIP with one letter changed.

Game B:
H: Someone unsuspecting people might be on the internet, and findsite dedicated to people who seem to like to ‘gorve’. On this site, there’s a section about fighting fat. A man name Hitlin says that a certain percentage of people who like to gorve walk more when gorving than at home. How many percent?

L: Sum of the numerators, for all applicable sequences of numbers, of the middle of three positive rational numbers expressed in simplest form, and as improper fractions when applicable, which meet the following criteria:
1. The three numbers form an arithmetic sequence
2. The three numbers have a prime product
3. The largest number in the sequence is an integer.
4. The numerator of the middle number in the sequence equals the prime product
5. The denominator of all fractional numbers is a single digit.

Game C:
H: This question is available as a PDF download.

L: Difference (subtract the lesser from the greater) of the year of President George W. Bush's 100th birthday and the nth prime, n derived by adding the last two digits of a) the year a certain TV show debuted in coulour and b) the years of births of a group of six people, who worked on the TV show, which group consists of: the person who composed a song whose lyrics contain 7 consecutive letters of the alphabet and whose last lyric is a name with the initials CC; the person whose birthplace has a traditional language, which, in the version of popular board game using that language, contains double Ls; the person whose real middle name, when combined with an adopted middle name the member used for a while, is an anagram of the name of an inn (the entire name minus the word "inn") found in a 11-letter community found 50 miles east of the city of Portland; the person who has passed on, and whose long-term life partner's last name is the name of the title character (minus the abbreviation) of a 1924 movie starring an actor who, in one of his last films, travelled across Canada in a railway handcart; the person whose documented travels have included attempting to follow an entire line of longitude, and whose last name is an anagram of a noted object to be thrown off Doune Castle in a movie; the only person of the group born in a country not the same country as the other members, on another continent, in a city founded in the 17th century, which Alexander Hamilton lived for a while, and who also worked on "We Have Ways of Making You Laugh."

Game D:
H: The number most often associated with these guys.

L: This question is available as an Excel download.