By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Dec 01, 2019

December 1st, 2019 was highlighted by Lamar Jackson and the top AFC-seeded 9-2 Baltimore Ravens completing a massive victory over the top NFC-seeded 10-1 San Francisco 49ers displaying they are among the NFL’s best. Deshaun Watson put on a show against the New England Patriots on primetime Sunday Night Football, the Broncos & Chargers exchanged late FG’s in a wild ending, and the Cincinnati Bengals finally snagged their first win of the season. Check out the Best in Sports from 12/1.

This daily sports article includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the top highlights, interesting facts from around the NFL, NBA, & MLB, main games to watch, best performances of the day, significant birthdays, and a quick recap of notable events on this day in sports history.

Watson shined on SNF vs. Pats

Luka shines in LA

Bron lobs to AD

AD no-look to Caruso hammer

Robert Williams posterizes Wayne Ellington

Steal and slam by the King

Kemba breaking ankles

Unbelievable finish by Fultz

PG13 shows off his craft

Willie Cauley-Stein unorthodox finish

The Defending Champs’ dominant 2nd period

Deshaun to Stills over the top

LAC-DEN exchange clutch FGs

When in doubt, throw it up to Mike

Goff’s block leads the way

Rookie pick-6 breaks it open in KC

Mahomes doing what Mahomes does

Drew Locks 1st TD pass a legendary catch

Panther go ALL OUT on onside recovery

Justin Tucker wins it

Career day for Derrius Guice

Tannehill ices game in the clutch

Titans crib the block kick for crucial win

Incredible concentration by Washington

Classic Punter to Kicker TD

Mostert breaking tackles on 40-yd td

Lethal juke by Lamar Jackson

Andy Dalton is bengals all-time pass td leader

Jarvis full extension sideline grab

Deebo bodies his way for the td

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NFL

[Player of the Day] QB Deshaun Watson, HOU (v.NE): 18/25 (72%), 234 YDS, 3 TD, 0 INT; 1 REC, 6 YDS, 1 TD

WR DeVante Parker, MIA (v.PHI): 7 REC, 159 YDS, 2 TD

RB James White, NE (@HOU): 14 RSH, 79 YDS; 8 REC, 98 YDS, 2 TD

QB Jared Goff, LAR (@ARZ): 32/43 (74.4%), 424 YS, 2 TD

CB Bradley Roby, HOU (v.NE): 4 TKL, 3 SOLO, 1 TFL, 1 SK, 1 QBH, 1 PD, 1 INT

NBA

PF Pascal Siakam, TOR (v.UTA): 35 PTS (14-22 FG), 5 AST, 5 REB, 2 STL, 4 TOV

SF Jayson Tatum, BOS (@NYK): 30 PTS (10-23 FG), 7 AST, 6 REB, 2 STL, 2 BLK

G/F Luka Doncic, DAL (@LAL): 27 PTS (10-23 FG), 10 AST, 9 REB, 3 STL, 7 TOV

PF Christian Wood, DET (v.SAS): 28 PTS (11-14 FG), 2 AST, 10 REB, 1 STL, 1BLK

PF Rui Hacimura, WAS (@LAC): 30 PTS (13-23 FG), 3 AST, 9 REB, 1 STL, 0 TOV

MLB: SS Javier Baez, Chicago Cubs (turns 27)

NFL: OT Riley Reiff, Minnesota Vikings (31)

NFL: WR DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles (33)

MLB: OF Larry Walker, Retired after 2005 (53)

1991: Miami Dolphins QB Dan Marino became the 1st player in NFL history to throw for over 3,000 passing yards 8x in his career 

1991: In a 94-87 win over the Houston Rockets in Detroit, PG Isiah Thomas passed Bob Lanier to became the Detroit Pistons’ all-time leading scorer with 15,493 points

1981: Los Angeles Lakers C Kareem Abdul-Jabbar passed Oscar Robertson to move into 2nd place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list

1971: Eventual HOFer Ernie Banks officially retired as a player but immediately signed a contract to continue serving on the Cubs’ coaching staff

1967: The Seattle Pilots (soon-to-be Milwaukee Brewers) were officially announced as an MLB expansion franchise, beginning in 1969

1967: Philadelphia 76ers C Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 points in a victory over the Seattle SuperSonics, but set an NBA record by missing 22 free throw attempts

1964: After 3 seasons, the NL’s Houston Colt .45’s officially changed their name to the “Astros”

1959: Heisman-winning RB Billy Cannon (LSU) was selected 1st overall in the NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams after being selected by the Houston Oilers in 1st round of the inaugural AFL Draft just days earlier

1953: Cincinnati Reds OF Frank Robinson was named the very 1st unanimous NL Rookie of the Year selection

1954: New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles completed what was the largest trade in history, swapping a total of 17 players that included Don Larsen, Bob Turley, and Gene Woodling

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