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What Happened in Sports: July 4, 2022
See what happened in sports on July 4, 2022 ft. Victor Caratini's walk-off HR, Twins turning historic triple play, Manoah's insane start, & more!
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Victor-y for the Crew. #Walkoff
(MLB x @CapitalOne) pic.twitter.com/uy0V6QFTf7
— MLB (@MLB) July 4, 2022
Seiya Suzuki recorded the 1st #Cubs go-ahead inside-the-park HR during the 9th inning or later in 50+ yearspic.twitter.com/93snN3EATW
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 5, 2022
Byron Buxton & Gio Urshela recorded the 1st 8-5 (CF to 3B) triple-play in MLB historypic.twitter.com/Hg8miQFtU0
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 5, 2022
Yordan ends it. #Walkoff pic.twitter.com/t39vnX28w1
— MLB (@MLB) July 4, 2022
The @Marlins keep getting clutch hits!
Bryan De La Cruz off the foul pole ? pic.twitter.com/5TOiV3EydE
— MLB (@MLB) July 4, 2022
HURTS SO GOOD!! pic.twitter.com/mVO2W4WiTP
— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) July 4, 2022
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1:35 PM: Tampa Bay Rays (44-36) vs. Toronto Blue Jays (44-35)
7:20 PM: St. Louis Cardinals (44-37) vs. Atlanta Braves (46-34)
8:10 PM: Minnesota Twins (45-37) vs. Chicago White Sox (38-39)
MLB: RP Camilo Doval, San Francisco Giants (turns 25)
NFL: P Jamie Gillan, New York Giants (25)
NFL: CB Xavien Howard, Miami Dolphins (29)
NFL: QB Josh McCown, Last played in 2019 (43)
NBA: PF Horace Grant, Retired after 2004 (57)
2021: As the MLB announced the 2021 All-Stars, Los Angeles Angels SP/DH Shohei Ohtani became the 1st player to be selected as both a hitter and a pitcher in MLB history
2016: Kevin Durant announced that he’s joining the Golden State Warriors coming off their 73-win season after they defeated Durant’s OKC Thunder in the Western Conference Finals a month before KD’s decision. Durant won 2 FMVP during 3 consecutive Western Conference championships
2004: San Francisco Giants OF Barry Bonds became the all-time leader in career walks (2,191) surpassing Rickey Henderson. He would extend his record to 2,558 before retiring, which will stand as the MLB record for a long time
1983: New York Yankees SP Dave Righetti pitched the franchise’s 1st no-hitter since Don Larsen’s Perfect Game in the 1956 World Series, against the Boston Red Sox
1980: Houston Astros SP Nolan Ryan became just the 4th pitcher to record 3,000 career strikeouts in MLB history. Ryan ended his 27-year career with 5,714 Ks that still stands as the all-time MLB record
1939: New York Yankee legend Lou Gehrig made his iconic “Luckiest Man” speech as the team retired his jersey number (#4), the 1st retired jersey in sports history
1905: In the 2nd game of a doubleheader, HOF SPs Rube Waddell and Cy Young each pitched 20 innings as Waddell’s Philadelphia Athletics defeated Young’s Boston Americans 4-2. Athletics C Ossee Schreckengost caught an MLB-record 28 innings during a single day
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