By Rob Mason, PSO President of Sports Operations
Dec 21, 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 20, 2019:

From Hardaway’s red-hot 1st quarter to Kristaps going toe-to-toe with Joel Embiid, the Mavs earned their second signature victory as a Luka-less team and proving to league evaluators that they can be a highly competitive ball club with, or without the reigning ROY.

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This could’ve been career ending. This could’ve broken twitter. This could’ve been the dunk of the decade. Here at PSO, there isn’t much focus on what could’ve, would’ve, or should’ve happened, but this highlight was so good that it made the Best in Sports even if the ball didn’t go in the hoop. At the very least, it is still a human being jumping over a near 7ft human being. Don’t see that everyday.

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On a relatively slow night in the NBA, the bottom seeded Pelicans & Warriors participated in December 20th’s Game of the Day with D-Lo’s clutch bucket in the final 30 seconds ending up as one of the day’s best plays.


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Kobe, Tim Duncan, KG.. This Hall of Fame Class of 2020 is going to be legendary!

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With the Raptors hampered with injuries, the Wiz made a resounding comeback, but Kyle Lowry’s impressive performance and Fred VanVleet’s ice cold free throws earned the reigning champs their fourth straight victory.


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Damian Lillard & CJ McCollum comprise one of the most formidable backcourt duos in the NBA and looked the part on Friday as the Blazers backcourt was clicking on all cylinders.

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Friday’s Player of the Day had another impressive performance on the season and entered rare territory with his 33rd triple-double in his career.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had a career game on Friday and showed a glimpse of why his ceiling is sky-high.

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After a 14-year career, the 4x MLB All-Star will call it career, just shy of 2,000 career hits with a borderline Hall of Fame resume to show for it.

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MLB released the best infield defensive plays of the decade and some of them are awesome!

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  • MLB.com: Major Fact to Know About Every Team in 2019

  • B/R: Giannis is the NBA’s Biggest Nightare

  • ESPN: Looking at the 2020 NFL Draft QB Class

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New Orleans Pelicans vs. Golden State Warriors (GW)

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