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What Happened in Sports: August 19, 2022
See what happened in sports on August 19, 2022 ft. Triston McKenzie's epic gem, Yankees' historically bad offense, Alonso's record RBI, and more!
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August 19th, 2022 was highlighted by Triston McKenzie’s spectacular 14-strikeout gem leading Cleveland to a big win against AL-Central rival CHW. Kevin Gausman posted another great road start as NYY’s historic offensive funk continued in their 24th loss in 36 contests, Vlad Guerrero Jr. notched 500 hits faster than any Blue Jay ever, and Pete Alonso set a Mets record with his 100th RBI. Trayce Thompson saved the Dodgers win vs. Miami with a sparkling snag, while Albert Almora added to his ridiculous highlight reel by making two crazy catches.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– August 19, 2021: Adolis Garcia robbed a HR, Hornets extended Terry Rozier, Angels historic comeback, and more!
– August 19, 2020: Manny Machado‘s walk-off Grand Slam, Luka led the Mavs to a 1-1 tie vs. Clippers, and more!
– August 19, 2019: Cardinals combined for a 1-hitter, Chris Sale was forced out, NFL Preseason action, and more!
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: These 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.
Anthony Munoz's HOF resume:
– 11x Pro Bowl
– 9x All-Pro 1st Team, 2x 2nd Team
– 1980 PFWA All-Rookie Team
– 1980s NFL All-Decade
– NFL 75th & 100th Anniversary Teams
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) August 30, 2022
Anthony Munoz's NFL OT records:
– All-Pro 1st Teams (9)
– Career REC (7)
– Season REC TD (2)
– Games (7) of 1+ REC
– Retired with most Pro Bowls (11)
– T-most career REC TD (4) & Total TD (4)pic.twitter.com/ndepauRurz
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) August 30, 2022
Most All-Pro 1st Team selections by an OT in NFL history:
1. Anthony Munoz (9)
2. Ron Mix (8)
T3. Joe Thomas, Rosey Brown, Jim Tyrer & Ron Yary (6)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) August 30, 2022
Only #Guardians SP Triston McKenzie, 1990 Nolan Ryan, & 2000 Pedro Martinez have recorded 14+ Ks & 0 BB during 1 game vs. Chicago White Sox in MLB history
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) August 20, 2022
What a start! What a catch! ?
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— MLB (@MLB) August 19, 2022
Robbery from Trayce! ? pic.twitter.com/eeknqf6oYx
— MLB (@MLB) August 20, 2022
Albert Almora Jr. is putting on a show in center.
Which catch is better? pic.twitter.com/rlgsbvuDFW
— MLB (@MLB) August 19, 2022
[SEE MORE]
7:05 PM: Boston Red Sox (59-60) vs. Baltimore Orioles (61-57)
7:05 PM: New York Mets (76-43) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (65-52)
7:05 PM: Toronto Blue Jays (63-54) vs. New York Yankees (73-46)
7:10 PM: Chicago White Sox (61-58) vs. Cleveland Guardians (63-55)
7:00 PM: Carolina Panthers (1-0) vs. New England Patriots (0-1)
8:00 PM: New Orleans Saints (0-1) vs. Green Bay Packers (0-1)
10:00 PM: Houston Texans (1-0) vs. Los Angeles Rams (1-0)
NFL: RB Darrell Henderson, Los Angeles Rams (turns 25)
MLB: SP Kris Bubic, Kansas City Royals (25)
NFL: OG John Simpson, Las Vegas Raiders (25)
NFL: OL Andrew Wylie, Kansas City Chiefs (28)
NFL: OG Brandon Brooks, Retired after 2021 (33)
NFL: QB Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings (34)
NFL: S Patrick Chung, Retired after 2019 (35)
NFL: K Morten Andersen, Hall of Fame (62)
NFL: OT Anthony Munoz, Hall of Fame (64)
2015: Milwaukee Brewers OF Ryan Braun passed Robin Yount for the most career HR (251) in franchise history. Braun has played 14 seasons with the Brewers and has blasted 352 career HR which still stands as the record today
2007: Atlanta Braves SP John Smoltz surpassed Phil Niekro for the most career Ks (2,912) in franchise history with 12 Ks during 8 IP and a Win vs. Arizona. Smoltz played 20 seasons with the Braves and recorded 3,011 Ks which still stands as the record today
2005: Atlanta Hawks acquired SG Joe Johnson from the Phoenix Suns for PF Boris Diaw, a 2006 1st Rd pick, and a 2008 1st Rd pick
1996: Houston Rockets acquired PF Charles Barkley from the Phoenix Suns for 4 players including PG Sam Cassell and PF Robert Horry
1992: With Seattle Mariners 2B Bret Boone’s MLB debut in a 10-8 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, he joined his grandfather (Ray) and father (Bob) to become the 1st family with 3 consecutive generations of major leaguers
1921: Detroit Tigers OF Ty Cobb became the youngest (4th overall) player to record 3,000 career Hits in MLB history. He’s still the youngest (34 years old) to ever reach 3,000 Hits to this day
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