A hit for the ages. On August 7, 1999, Wade Boggs, then with Tampa Bay, became the first player to ever hit a HR for their 3,000th hit.
u/Old-Time-354 — 18 hours ago
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The famous SAVE OF THE CENTURY! Gordon Banks vs Pelé
u/OweeeeeL — 21 hours ago
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I want to say we are seeing NFL tackles on Caitlin Clark, but the hip drop is literally banned in the NFL. 😭
u/Tony-Stank__ — 16 hours ago
NBA's Anthony Edwards Ordered to Pay Child Support For Kid He Says He Never Met
u/CompoteFragrant3650 — 20 hours ago
The only players in NBA history to eclipse $500 million in career earnings
u/IamBatman_1726 — 14 hours ago
Six years later and they’re still together. Texans rookie TE Marlin Klein and Pistons dancer Morgan Mescher have been together since high school. Seeing them go from high school sweethearts to where they are now is pretty cool.
u/No_Box119 — 22 hours ago
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Cal Raleigh has a lower average this season than one-armed outfielder Pete Gray did for the 1945 St. Louis Browns. How did this dude hit 60 home runs last year?
u/sinister_iam — 1 day ago
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This Cavs James Harden career earnings graphic is WILD
u/Mysterious_Lynx_ — 13 hours ago
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Vince Wilfork says he walked away from football because rookies started leaving the locker room without showering “That’s why I retired. Because I saw the rookies coming in, and I don’t like what they stood for. This is not how I came through and learned the ball and played football...”
u/Remarkable_Pair4378 — 22 hours ago
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ESPN isn't done shoving Pat McAfee content down your throat. MNF will have McAfeeCast during games that won't have ManningCast.
nytimes.comu/IndependentShoddy485 — 23 hours ago
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Idiot fan slide tackles Juventus' Federico Gatti and legitimately injures him after a friendly. He's out for their season opener against Frosinone.
u/Hungry_Artichoke9566 — 23 hours ago
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THE GOAT COLLECTION: Tom Brady Auctions Off His Watches Dec 10th At Sotheby’s
u/United_Anywhere_8 — 19 hours ago
Kayshon Boutte had a solid season in New England. The Patriots WR finished last season with 551 yards and 6 touchdowns, helping the team reach the Super Bowl. At just 24, Boutte could be an interesting option for Houston.
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u/Outrageous_Owl_1710 — 20 hours ago
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Who will it be next year? My guess: Brady and... Brady.
But I don't see Kubiak sticking. I believe Mike McDaniel might get a shot to help Mendoza if the Chargers cook offensively.
u/Fun_Profit_2493 — 18 hours ago
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Can Andy Reid Catch Don Shula’s All-Time Wins Record?
If Reid can’t pass Shula before he retires, that record might be untouchable for a long, long time. Do you think Reid gets there?
u/Choice_Bag_8869 — 1 day ago
Novak Djokovic says Kobe Bryant taught him to stop avoiding the painful tape and to deliberately rewatch the moments that made him uncomfortable because that’s where you learn
“I had a three-year period where I didn’t win a Slam. I was winning some big tournaments, but I couldn’t win a Slam. These two guys were beating me in every big match, Federer and Nadal.”
“I changed rackets, team members. I did everything I could to find the right formula. I was struggling physically as well. I was very thorough in my analysis of the matches afterwards, even though I don’t necessarily like to watch matches that I lost.”
“Kobe Bryant used to talk about this a lot. When I was talking to him personally about that, he said, even if it’s just specific intervals of the match that you lost, you definitely look at that. You need to analyze that.”
“You need to go through that cramping feeling because that’s where you learn from those mistakes. That’s where you have an opportunity to rectify that the next tournament or next match. That helped a lot.”
u/United_Anywhere_8 — 16 hours ago
My hot take: Venus is one of the GOATs obviously. But this is getting a bit silly. These Grand Slams want a cheap ratings and ticket sales boost, while she continues to rack up losses. Helps nobody, honestly.
u/Available_Pace_8742 — 1 day ago
NBC sportscaster Mary Carillo said Djokovic ignoring masks showed he “didn’t believe in the sanctity of science” and 2 years laters said that refusing the vaccine would ruin his legacy
This is NBC sportscaster and former tennis player Mary Carillo.
When Djokovic was seen without a mask and not social distancing, she claimed that he didn't believe in the sanctity of science.(2020)
When Djokovic refused the vaccine (after already having Covid), she said it would cost him his personal legacy. (2022)
u/United_Anywhere_8 — 1 day ago
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Harden has been through it all without getting that ring. Now in Cleveland, could this finally be the year he gets one? 98 playoff wins and still no title is something.
u/GrapefruitCalm5967 — 1 day ago