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[1948] Babe Ruth’s Final Appearance at Yankee Stadium

In June 1948, the Yankees celebrated the 25th anniversary of Yankee Stadium and officially retired Babe Ruth’s No. 3. Battling a serious illness, Ruth returned to the stadium for one final appearance, greeted by nearly 50,000 fans who came to honor the baseball legend.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 5 days ago
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[1980s] Tony La Russa Interviewed by Don Drysdale

Drysdale served as a White Sox broadcaster from 1982 to 1987, while Tony La Russa managed Chicago in every one of those seasons except 1986. Here they are together during their time with the White Sox.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 6 days ago
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[1980] Willie Stargell and Pete Rose

Willie Stargell and Pete Rose in 1980. A year earlier, Stargell helped the Pittsburgh Pirates win the World Series. In 1980, Rose helped the Philadelphia Phillies capture the first World Series title in franchise history.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 6 days ago

[2003] 18-Year-Old LeBron James Makes His NBA Preseason Debut

LeBron James showed off his passing ability in his first NBA preseason game at just 18 years old. At the time, a poll asking whether he would win Rookie of the Year had 67% voting no.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 7 days ago
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[1971] Curt Flood, Ted Williams and Denny McLain at Spring Training

Three significant figures in baseball history together at Washington Senators spring training in 1971. Ted Williams was one of the greatest hitters ever, Curt Flood challenged baseball’s reserve clause and fought for players’ rights, and Denny McLain remains the last MLB pitcher to win 30 games in a season.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 8 days ago

[2024] Luka Dončić Drops 73 Points in Atlanta

Luka Dončić put together one of the most efficient 70-point performances in NBA history, scoring 73 points on 25-of-33 shooting, including 8 three-pointers and 15-of-16 from the free-throw line, in a 148–143 win over Atlanta.

The 73 points were the fourth-highest single-game total in NBA history at the time, but doing it on only 33 field-goal attempts makes the performance even more remarkable.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 16 days ago

[2013-2020] Build the Best Starting 5 Around LeBron

2017 Kyrie, 2020 Caruso, 2018 LeBron, 2013 Battier and 2020 AD. Two elite co-stars, two role players, and the best version of LeBron. That lineup would be absolutely ridiculous on both ends of the floor.

CC: Witness King James

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 23 days ago

[2013] LeBron’s Peak Was Simply Insane

A 27-game win streak, averaging 27 PPG with some of the most insane efficiency ever from a two-way player. He should’ve won DPOY, Finals MVP and MVP in the same season. 2013 LeBron easily had one of the greatest peaks in NBA history.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 24 days ago

[June 22, 2016] LeBron James Praised His Championship Teammates. At the 2016 Finals parade, LeBron James praised his teammates, saying Kyrie Irving could be an MVP, J.R. Smith was a great two-way player, and revealing that Iman Shumpert had played through several injuries in previous Finals.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 25 days ago

Bill Russell Changed Defense Forever

Russell wasn’t just a great defender. He changed the way the game was played, and his defensive legacy will live forever.

CC: DefenseReplays

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 26 days ago
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Dontrelle Willis put together an incredible season at just 23 years old. He posted 7.3 bWAR, a 22-10 record, a 2.63 ERA, 7 complete games, 5 shutouts, 236.1 innings and a 152 ERA+, while earning an All-Star selection and finishing second in Cy Young voting.

u/PsychologyHoliday485 — 1 month ago

Which Miami Heat single-game record falls first? Bam Adebayo: 83 points Rony Seikaly: 34 rebounds Tim Hardaway: 19 assists Hassan Whiteside: 12 blocks Pick one.

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