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What Happened in Sports: September 10, 2021
See what happened in sports on September 10, 2021 ft. Miguel Cabrera's historic hitting streak, Marc Gasol traded, Ke'Bryan's GW-RBI, and more!
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September 10th, 2021 was highlighted by Miguel Cabrera’s historic hitting streak as he continues to collect base knock after base knock. The Indianapolis Colts extended RB Nyheim Hines, Lakers traded Marc Gasol to his former team in Memphis who are buying out his contract, and the reigning NL Cy Young winner Trevor Bauer will officially miss over half of the 2021 MLB season. Ke’Bryan Hayes also showed flashes of future greatness with a walk-off RBI for Pittsburgh.
See what happened in sports on September 10th last year, headlined by the return of the NFL with a dominant performance by the Chiefs, the Lakers taking a 3-1 lead over the Rockets in the NBA Playoffs, and the Marlins walking off the Phillies with a 3-run comeback.
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: This daily sports article includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the best highlights, interesting facts from around the NFL, NBA, & MLB, the main games to watch, notable birthdays, and a quick recap of significant events on this day in sports history.
1st career walk-off hit!
Ke'Bryan Hayes lifts the Pirates to victory. pic.twitter.com/TxuWn42omh
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) September 11, 2021
Randy Johnson HOF resume:
– 10x All-Star
– 5x Cy Young
– 2001 World Series Champ & WS MVP
– 8x MLB Ks Leaders
– 2001 MLB ERA Leader, 2x NL Leader, 1995 AL Leader
– 2002 NL Triple Crown
– Only Pitcher w/ 2,000+ Ks on multiple teams
– #51 retired by #Dbackspic.twitter.com/bdGwTbgeMN
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Randy Johnson’s MLB records include:
– Ks in career (4,875) & 1 GP (20) by a LHP
– Ks (16) in 1 GP as a RP
– Highest K/9 in a career (10.6) & season (13.4)
– Most career GP with 11/12/13/14/15+ Ks
– Oldest w/ a Perfect Game
– T-most NL Cy Young awards (4)pic.twitter.com/cv0vqUYisc
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Randy Johnson's records in #Dbacks history:
– Career Ks (2,077)
– Career ERA (2.83)
– Career Wins (118)
– Career IP (1,630.1)
– Career GS (232)
– Career CG (38)
– Career SHO (14)
– Season ERA (2.32)
– Season WHIP (0.900)
– Season Wins (24)
– Season CG (12)pic.twitter.com/piSQpT1VfB
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Randy Johnson's ranks in Seattle #Mariners history:
– 1st in career SHO (19)
– T-1st in career ERA (3.42)
– Top 3 season Ks (308/294/291)
– 2nd in career Ks (2,162)/CG (51)
– 3rd in career Wins (130)/IP (1,838.1)
– 3rd & 4th in season ERA (2.28/2.48)https://t.co/Kh2aDxXyaH
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Most career Ks by a LHP in MLB history:
1. Randy Johnson (4,875)
2. Steve Carlton (4,136)
3. CC Sabathia (3,093)
4. Mickey Lolich (2,832)
5. Frank Tanana (2,773)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Most consecutive seasons with 300+ Ks:
1. Randy Johnson (5)
2. Nolan Ryan (3)
T3. Sandy Koufax, Curt Schilling, J.R. Richard, Rube Waddell (2)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Lowest career ERA in Arizona #Diamondbacks history:
1. Randy Johnson (2.83)
2. Curt Schilling (3.14)
3. Brandon Webb (3.27)
4. Zack Greinke (3.40)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
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Ben Wallace's HOF resume:
– 4x All-Star
– T-Most DPOY (4) in NBA history
– 3x All-NBA 2nd Team, 2x 3rd Team
– 5x All-Defense 1st Team, 2007 2nd Team
– 2004 NBA Champ
– 2x NBA REB Leader
– 2002 NBA BLK Leader
– Only UDFA to make HOF
– #3 retired by #Pistonshttps://t.co/2SLkConUO1
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Ben Wallace's ranks in #Pistons history:
– 1st in career BLK (1,486), BPG (2.3), & All-Defense Teams (6)
– 1st/3rd/4th in season BLK (278-230)
– 1st/2nd/4th in season BPG (3.5-3.0)
– 2nd in career STL (931)
– 4th in career REB (7,264) & OREB (2,286) pic.twitter.com/jfJ3einp41
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Ben Wallace's records among Centers in Detroit #Pistons history:
– Career BLK (1,486)
– Career STL (931)
– Career BPG (2.4)
– Career SPG (1.4)
– Season BLK (278)
– Season STL (146)
– Season BPG (3.5)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Most career DPOY awards in NBA history:
T1. Ben Wallace & Dikembe Mutombo (4)
T3. Rudy Gobert & Dwight Howard (3)^
T5. Kawhi Leonard^, Alonzo Mourning, Dennis Rodman, Hakeem Olajuwon (2)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Most career BLK in Detroit #Pistons history:
1. Ben Wallace (1,486)
2. Terry Tyler (1,070)
3. Andre Drummond (927)
4. Bob Lanier (859)
5. Bill Laimbeer (857)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Most career BPG in Detroit #Pistons history:
1. Ben Wallace (2.3)
2. Bob Lanier (2.0)
3. Terry Tyler (1.9)
4. Theo Ratliff (1.6)
5. Andre Drummond (1.6) pic.twitter.com/K7rTpVM7tS
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Most BPG during 1 season in #Pistons history:
1. 2002 Ben Wallace (3.5)
2. 2003 Ben Wallace (3.2)
3. 1974 Bob Lanier (3.0)
4. 2004 Ben Wallace (3.0)
5. 1980 Terry Tyler (2.7)
6. 1979 Terry Tyler (2.5)
7. 2005 Ben Wallace (2.4)
8. 2001 Ben Wallace (2.3)pic.twitter.com/GZW7Lf14ez
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Joey Votto's career records among 1B in Cincinnati #Reds history:
– HR (324)
– RBI (1,052)
– Hits (2,013)
– BB (1,277)
– GP (1,882)
– PA (8,054)
– Runs (1,102)
– OBP (.416)
– SLG (.519)
– OPS (.935)pic.twitter.com/Qh0Hoao5Om
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
Most career Hits among Canadian players in MLB history:
1. Larry Walker (2,160)
2. Joey Votto (2,013)^
3. Justin Morneau (1,603)
4. George Wood (1,507)
5. Jeff Heath (1,447)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
Most career BB in Cincinnati #Reds history:
1. Joey Votto (1,277)^
2. Pete Rose (1,210)
3. Barry Larkin (939)
4. Johnny Bench (891)
5. Joe Morgan (881)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Highest OBP during 1 season in Cincinnati #Reds history:
1. 1975 Joe Morgan (.466)
2. 2015 Joey Votto (.459)
3. 2017 Joey Votto (.454)
4. 1947 Augie Galan (.449)
5. 1976 Joe Morgan (.444)
6. 2013 Joey Votto (.435)
7. 2016 Joey Votto (.434)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Most BB during 1 season in Cincinnati #Reds history:
1. 2015 Joey Votto (143)
2. 2013 Joey Votto (135)
3. 2017 Joey Votto (134)
4. 1975 Joe Morgan (132)
5. 2002 Adam Dunn (128)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Paul Goldschmidt's #Dbacks ranks:
– 1st in career OBP (.398), SLG (.532), OPS (.930), BB (655)
– 1st in season OBP (.435) & BB (118)
– 2nd in career AVG (.297), Hits (1,182), HR (209), RBI (710), SB (124), & XBH (495)
– 3rd in season Runs (117) & RBI (125)pic.twitter.com/Y8sR8LN9N9
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
Paul Goldschmidt's #Dbacks records among 1B:
– Career HR (209)
– Career RBI (710)
– Career Hits (1,182)
– Career GP (1,092)
– Career SB (124)
– Career BB (655)
– Career AVG (.297)
– Career OBP (.398)
– Season HR (36)
– Season RBI (125)
– Season Hits (182)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 14, 2021
Highest career OBP in Arizona #Diamondbacks history:
1. Paul Goldschmidt (.398)
2. Luis Gonzalez (.391)
3. Orlando Hudson (.365)
4. Ketel Marte (.359)^
5. Conor Jackson (.358)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
https://twitter.com/PSO_Sports/status/1436599688246054914
Most HR during 1 season in MLB history (not including steroid users):
1. 1961 Roger Maris (61)
2. 1927 Babe Ruth (60)
T3. 1921 Babe Ruth & 2017 Giancarlo Stanton (59)
T5. 1932 Jimmie Foxx, 1938 Hank Greenberg, & 2006 Ryan Howard (58)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 11, 2021
September 10, 2006: Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis #Colts defeated Eli Manning and the New York Giants 26-21 in the NFL’s 1st battle between QB brothers, termed the "Manning Bowl". They would split their next 2 and final meetings
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
September 10, 2017: Dallas #Cowboys WR Cole Beasley made an incredible behind-the-shoulder catch on the sidelines during the Cowboys 19-3 victory in the 1st NFL Sunday Night Football game of the season
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
September 10, 2000: Jacksonville #Jaguars WR Jimmy Smith set a franchise record with 291 REC YDS to go with 15 REC & 3 REC TD against the vaunted 2000 Baltimore Ravens defense during a 39-36 loss
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
Most REC YDS during 1 GP in Jacksonville #Jaguars history:
1. Jimmy Smith (291)
2. Justin Blackmon (236)
3. Keenan McCardell (232)
4. Jimmy Smith (220)
5. Justin Blackmon (190)
6. Keelan Cole (186)
7. Jimmy Smith (165)
8. DJ Chark (164)
9. Jimmy Smith (164)
10. Jimmy Smith (162) pic.twitter.com/n0vL2Hy1K0
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
September 10, 1989: Playing in just his 91st career game, #Colts RB Eric Dickerson became the fastest player to reach 10,000 RUSH YDS in NFL history, shattering Jim Brown's record of 98 GP. Dickerson still holds the NFL record to this day
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
Fastest to reach 10,000 career RUSH YDS in NFL history:
1. Eric Dickerson (91 GP)
2. Jim Brown (98)
3. Adrian Peterson (101)
4. Barry Sanders (103)
5. Emmitt Smith (106)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 10, 2021
[SEE MORE]
8:10 PM: Boston Red Sox (80-62) vs. Chicago White Sox (80-60)
8:15 PM: Cincinnati Reds (74-67) vs. St. Louis Cardinals (71-68)
10:10 PM: San Diego Padres (74-65) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (88-53)
NFL: OT Geron Christian, Houston Texans (turns 25)
NFL: WR Breshad Perriman, Chicago Bears (28)
MLB: SP Chad Kuhl, Pittsburgh Pirates (29)
NFL: CB Desmond Trufant, New Orleans Saints (31)
MLB: 1B Paul Goldschmidt, St. Louis Cardinals (34)
MLB: 1B Joey Votto, Cincinnati Reds (38)
NBA: C Ben Wallace, Retired after 2012 (47)
MLB: SP Randy Johnson, Hall of Fame (58)
MLB: OF Roger Maris, Retired after 1968 (87)
2020: September 10th, 2020 marked the 1st day EVER that the NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, MLS hosted games on the same day
2017: Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten broke Michael Irvin‘s record for the most career REC YDS (11,904) in franchise history. Witten played 16 seasons with the Cowboys and recorded 12,977 REC YDS which still stands as the franchise record today
2006: Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts defeated Eli Manning and the New York Giants 26-21 in the NFL’s first battle between QB brothers, termed the “Manning Bowl”. They would split their next two and final meetings
2001: Boston Red Sox SP Pedro Martinez had 1 of the best performances of his HOF career against the storied rival New York Yankees with a whopping 17 strikeouts to cap off a 1-hit complete game
2000: Arizona Diamondbacks SP Randy Johnson celebrated his 37th birthday by becoming the fastest pitcher to reach 3,000 career strikeouts in MLB history by GP (362) & IP (2,471.2), both records he still holds today
2000: Jacksonville Jaguars WR Jimmy Smith set a franchise record with 291 receiving yards to go with 15 receptions & 3 receiving TDs against the vaunted 2000 Baltimore Ravens defense during a 39-36 loss
1989: Deion Sanders became the 1st and only professional athlete to hit a HR and record a punt RET-TD within the same week, doing so in his NFL debut with the Falcons and rookie season with the Yankees
1989: Playing in just his 91st career game, Colts RB Eric Dickerson became the fastest player to reach 10,000 rushing yards in NFL history, shattering Jim Brown’s record of 98 games. Dickerson still holds the NFL record to this day
1881: With 2 outs in the bottom of the 9th inning, Troy Trojans 1B Roger Connor hit the 1st grand slam in history to defeat the Worcester Ruby Legs 8-7
1858: The culminating game of the 1st “World Series”, between the newly-formed NABP’s Brooklyn and New York teams, resulted in the 1st HR in baseball history by John Holden. The 1st MLB World Series didn’t officially take place until 1903
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