By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Oct 24, 2022

October 24, 2022 was highlighted by a historic 134-124 victory for the Grizzlies as 4 players (Morant/Bane & KD/Kyrie) scored 35+ PTS during a non-OT game for the first time in NBA history. The Bears also won in incredible fashion, securing their only win in Foxborough ever for a 33-14 dub. Jets’ RB Breece Hall and LAC’s CB JC Jackson were announced to be done for the season, while the Colts benched Matt Ryan and will be starting Sam Ehlinger at QB. Precious Achiuwa set a TOR record, collecting the most REB (20) off the bench in Raptors history.

See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:

– October 24, 2021: Ja’Marr Chase and Kyle Pitts set rookie records, Daniel Jones OBJ catch, and more!

– October 24, 2020: Wild WS Game 4 won by a walk-off, multiple errors in the bottom of the 9th, and more!

– October 24, 2019: Giannis‘ dominant win over Harden, AP ranking 6th of all-time in RUSH YDS, and more!

WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEWThese posts showcase everything you need to see in pro sports all in one place EVERY DAY. This includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the best highlights, interesting facts & records 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.

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HISTORIC GAME IN MEMPHIS

 

1-HANDED INTS BY DA BEARS

 

ZAPPE HAD A NICE RUN

 

TRENT DRAINS THE DAGGER

 

THE BEARD WAS BALLIN’

 

Wild World Series ending OTD

1st foreign MLB champs OTD

MLB’s All-Century Team OTD

HISTORIC GAME IN MEMPHIS

 

1-HANDED INTS BY DA BEARS

 

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NFL: WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit Lions (turns 23)

NBA: SG Garrison Matthews,  Houston Rockets (26)

NBA: F/G Jaylen Brown, Boston Celtics (26)

MLB: 3B Rafael Devers, Boston Red Sox (26)

MLB: OF Nick Gordon, Minnesota Twins (27)

NFL: CB Jalen Ramsey, Los Angeles Rams (28)

MLB: SP Taylor Widener, Arizona Diamondbacks (28)

NBA: C Nikola Vucevic, Chicago Bulls (32)

MLB: 1B Eric Hosmer, Boston Red Sox (33)

NFL: RB Corey Dillon, Retired after 2006 (48)

2020: Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers during a wild World Series Game 4 with multiple errors on the final play that led to the walk-off win by OF Brett Phillips as the 1st World Series game with 3 lead changes in the 6th inning or later. Kenley Jansen set the all-time World Series Blown Saves record (4) and Randy Arozarena also became the MLB all-time single-season postseason HR leader with his 9th HR of 2020, before extending the record to 10

2019: Atlanta Hawks SF Vince Carter made his season debut, becoming the very 1st player in NBA history to play in 22 seasons

2019: Charlotte Hornets rookie SF P.J. Washington drained 7 3’s to set a NBA record for the most 3PM in a player’s NBA debut

2010: Los Angeles Rams RB Steven Jackson passed Eric Dickerson for the most career RUSH YDS (7,245) in franchise history. Jackson played his 1st 9 seasons with the Rams and recorded 10,138 RUSH YDS which still stands as the franchise record today

1999: During World Series Game 2, the MLB presented its All-Century team for the 1900s including Pete Rose, who was banned for life 10 years earlier

1994: Atlanta Braves SP Greg Maddux became the 1st Pitcher to earn 3 consecutive Cy Young awards in MLB history 

1992: Toronto Blue Jays became the 1st team based outside of the United States to win a World Series. They also won the next year thanks to Joe Carter‘s Game 6 walk-off HR

1989: After a week-long delay due to an earthquake, the World Series finally resumed in San Francisco where the A’s went on to sweep the Giants

1985: HOF SF George Gervin, the NBA’s all-time leader in scoring average (at the time), was traded by the San Antonio Spurs to the Chicago Bulls where he would spend a single season before retiring

1984: Kansas City Royals SP Danny Jackson became the only Pitcher to throw an immaculate inning during a World Series in MLB history

1971: While driving down the field with under 2:00 left in a 5-point game against the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions WR Chuck Hughes collapsed on the field and was rushed to a nearby hospital. He was pronounced dead later that afternoon due to an undiagnosed heart condition

1959: HOF C Wilt Chamberlain made his NBA debut with the Philadelphia Warriors, beginning a record streak of no disqualifications that lasted his entire career

1943: Green Bay Packers accumulated an NFL-record 9 interceptions in a 27-6 win over the Detroit Lions

 

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