By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Aug 14, 2022

August 14th, 2022 was highlighted by Drew Rasmussen’s Perfect Game bid ending in the 9th inning on a Jorge Mateo double as Tampa beat Baltimore. Francisco Lindor broke NYM’s shortstop RBI record, NBA Handles Week concluded with Jordan Poole’s sick moves against DC at No.1, while Joey Votto passed Larry Walker for most MLB games played by a Canadien. The Yankees’ struggles deepened after being shutout in BOS, Thairo Estrada’s walk-off two-run HR capped a SF comeback win to beat PIT, and ATL’s huge 9th-inning rally helped sweep Miami. 

 

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

– August 14, 2021: Tyler Gilbert‘s historic no-hitter, young stars shined in the NFL preseason, and more!

– August 14, 2020: A’s hit a monumental game-tying Grand Slam, Embiid & Harden dueled, and more!

– August 14, 2019: Nets sold for a sports franchise record, Pujols & Aquino made history, 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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ALMOST PERFECT GAME

 

GIANTS WON A WILD ONE

 

BRAVES CLUTCH WIN IN MIA

 

TOP 50 HANDLES OF 2021-22

https://twitter.com/NBA/status/1556789687548841984H

 

 

 

DEFENDERS IN A BLENDER

 

BEST NBA COMBO MOVES

 

GOING COAST TO COAST

 

FOOTWORK ON FLEEK

 

BIG MEN HAVE HANDLES TOO

 

ROOKIES MAKING MOVES

 

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NFL: OL Taylor Moton, Carolina Panthers (turns 28)

MLB: 1B Josh Bell, San Diego Padres (30)

MLB: RP Giovanny Gallegos, St. Louis Cardinals (31)

NFL: TE Tim Tebow, Free Agent (35)

MLB: OF David Peralta, Tampa Bay Rays (35)

NFL: HC Mike Vrabel, Tennessee Titans (47)

NBA: PG Magic Johnson, Hall of Fame (63)

2021: Arizona Diamondbacks SP Tyler Gilbert threw a no-hitter during his 1st career GS (something that hadn’t been done in 70 years) as the 8th no-hitter of the 2021 MLB season that broke the single-season Modern Era record and was ultimately extended to 9

2019: Los Angeles Angels DH Albert Pujols became the all-time Hits leader among foreign-born players (3,167), surpassing Adrian Beltre’s record. Pujols extended the record to 3,345 which still stands today

2019: Brooklyn Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov sold his 51% of the team with a valuation of $2.35B, the largest valuation for a sports franchise sale at the time

1986: Cincinnati Reds 1B Pete Rose recorded his 4,256th and final career base Hit, which still stands as the MLB all-time career Hits record (65 above 2nd place Ty Cobb

1982: Philadelphia Phillies 1B Pete Rose passed Hank Aaron with his 12,365th at-bat to become MLB’s all-time AB leader. Rose finished his career with 14,053 AB which is over 1,500 more than any other player in history

1959: The 1st meeting to organize the American Football League was held in Chicago, where 6 charter franchises were granted to New York (Titans), Dallas (Texans), Denver (Broncos), Houston (Oilers), Los Angeles (Chargers), and Minneapolis (Vikings, who would leave for the NFL)

1932: In a 2-1 victory over the New York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers RP Jack Quinn became the oldest pitcher to record a victory in MLB history at 49 years old

 

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