By Rob Mason, PSO President of Sports Operations
Dec 20, 2019

‘The Best in Sports’ is a daily PSO original series showcasing the best highlights, facts, and stories going on in the land of the NFL, NBA, & MLB every day. Get a recap on EVERYTHING that happened yesterday here

Here is the best from December 19, 2019:

The reigning MVP showed on Thursday that he’s looking to add another to his trophy case. In a battle of arguably the two front runners for the award, Giannis proved to the more valuable player by burying a career-high 5 3’s in addition to everything else he brings to the table.



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Houston needed a signature win, and got one in LA with their two Southern California stars both delivering big time performances and helping the Rockets pull away late after Lou Will & Patrick Beverley were dismissed from the game.

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Donovan Mitchell balled out to lift the Jazz past a competitive Hawks team on Thursday.


Related: Utah Jazz Highlights

MLB Free Agency continued on Thursday with more notable players signing with their new teams for the 2020 season and beyond.

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In a battle of not only the best two players on the planet, but also the best two teams in the league, Giannis showed he’s the top player and Milwaukee as a whole proved they’re the best team.


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A potential candidate for the No.1 pick James Wiseman has been surrounded with controversy his entire Freshman season at Memphis and will now depart from the University and start preparing for the 2020 NBA Draft.

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Patty Mills was stroking it all game and showed the league that he can be a legit scoring threat in this league.

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While it wasn’t enough to overcome Patty Mills’ deep efficiency and the Spurs, Spencer Dinwiddie tried to put the team on his back with his first career 40-point performance.

Related: NBA Highlights

Russ had his best performance since joining the Rockets in his hometown of Southern California where he put up 40 points en route to beating LAC.

Related: NBA Facts to Know

The Miracle at the New Meadowlands was 9 years ago from this day in sports history. An iconic moment that shouldn’t be forgotten anytime soon.

Related: Today in Sports: December 19

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Houston Rockets vs. Los Angeles Clippers

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LeBron got a step closer to the King of Assists. Related: Facts to Know 

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