For example, if the two-minute warning passes, any play that begins even a split second thereafter is nullified. Even, as happened in 1987's Washington-San Francisco game, when it's the decisive play of the entire game. The Skins stopped the 49ers on fourth down to save that game. In baseball, fans catch foul balls. Football coaches walk across the field after the game and pretend to congratulate the opposing coach.
Baseball managers head right for the beer.
But Ruth never threw a woman out a window. Quarterbacks have to ask the crowd to quiet down. Pitchers never do. Baseball nicknames go on forever, because we feel we know so many players intimately. Football monikers run out fast.