By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Feb 02, 2020

February 2nd, 2020 was highlighted by the Kansas City Chiefs bringing home the Lombardi Trophy for the second time ever and the first time in 50 years to end a lengthy drought, Patrick Mahomes having a legendary fourth quarter with 141 yards and two touchdowns on the final two drives to win the biggest game of the year and become the youngest SB MVP ever, and Damien Williams delivering the dagger to seal San Francisco’s season as the runner-up. Check out the Best in Sports from 2/2.

This daily sports article includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the best highlights, interesting facts from around the NFL, NBA, & MLB, the main games to watch, top performances of the day, significant birthdays, and a quick recap of notable events on this day in sports history.

Game-changing play on 3rd & 15

Magical GWD from Mahomes

Game-sealing plays from KC

49ers pick Mahomes off twice

Bosa strip sacks Mahomes

Tyreek shook Sherman

Damien’s juke move is dirty

FB dive gets 49ers 1st TD

Pat finds Sammy under pressure

Jimmy G throws INT w/ eyes closed

1st points of the Super Bowl

Damien sparks 4th qtr comeback

Deebo runs it for 30+ yards

Another monster game from Giannis

Joker almost 40pt triple-double

Harden’s back to beast mode

Zo finds Zion for half-court alley

Fred VanVleet snatching ankles

Ben McLemore’s thunderous jam

Career-high from Terence Davis

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NFL

[Highlights] QB Patrick Mahomes, KC (v.SF): 26/42 (61.9%), 286 YDS, 2 TD, 2 INT; 9 RSH, 29 YDS, 1 TD [Player of the Day]

[Highlights] RB Damien Williams, KC (v.SF): 17 RSH, 104 YDS, 1 TD; 4 REC, 29 YDS, 1 TD

[Highlights] S Tyrann Mathieu, KC (v.SF): 6 TKL, 4 SOLO

[Highlights] EDGE Nick Bosa, SF (@KC): 5 TKL, 3 SOLO, 1 TFL, 1 SK, 1 PD, 1 FF

[Highlights] WR Tyreek Hill, KC (v.SF): 9 REC, 105 YDS

NBA

[Highlights] C Nikola Jokic, DEN (@DET): 39 PTS (16-23 FG), 11 AST, 10 REB, 3 STL, 2 BLK, 2 TOV

[Highlights] SG James Harden, HOU (v.NOP): 40 PTS (12-24 FG), 9 AST, 10 REB, 2 BLK, 4 TOV

[Highlights] F Giannis Antetokounmpo, MIL (v.PHX): 30 PTS (10-21 FG), 9 AST, 19 REB, 1 STL, 1 BLK, 7 TOV

[Highlights] C Andre Drummond, DET (v.DEN): 21 PTS (9-17 FG), 4 AST, 17 REB, 2 BLK, 2 TOV

[Highlights] SG Devin Booker, PHX (@MIL): 32 PTS (9-15 FG), 6 AST, 7 REB, 5 TOV 

NBA: RB Rashaad Penny, Seattle Seahawks (turns 24)

NFL: DL Malcom Brown, New Orleans Saints (26)

MLB: P Adrian Houser, Milwaukee Brewers (28)

MLB: SP Matthew Boyd, Detroit Tigers (29)

NFL: S Harrison Smith, Minnesota Vikings (31)

NFL: DL Kawann Short, Carolina Panthers (31)

MLB: RHP Brad Peacock, Houston Astros (32)

2014: Coming into Super Bowl XLVIII with a record-setting offense, QB Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos were throttled by the Seattle Seahawks’ “Legion of Boom” 43-8 as Seattle won their 1st championship in franchise history

1996: SG Michael Jordan and PG Magic Johnson’s 1st matchup since the 1991 NBA Finals set a record for the highest-rated NBA game on cable at the time

1995: Utah Jazz’ 15-game road winning streak was snapped by the Houston Rockets; within 1 game of the 1971-72 Lakers record

1994: Atlanta Hawks HC Lenny Wilkens became just the 2nd coach in NBA history to win 900 career games (Red Auerbach)

1993: With 34 points in a loss to the Seattle SuperSonics, SF Dominique Wilkins became the Atlanta Hawks’ all-time leading scorer (20,885 points)

1992: Milwaukee Bucks SG Alvin Robertson moved into 2nd place on the NBA’s all-time steals list with 1,700

1989: 6x All-Star and longtime broadcaster Bill White was elected President of the National League, becoming the highest ranking African-American in pro sports

1968: Philadelphia 76ers C Wilt Chamberlain totaled a franchise-record 21 assists in a victory over the Detroit Pistons; also recorded the 1st and only “double-triple-double” with 22 PTS, 25 REB in addition to the 21 AST

1959: Vince Lombardi signed a 5-year contract to become HC of the Green Bay Packers

1876: National League of Professional Baseball Clubs, later known simply as the “National League” or “NL”, was officially formed at Broadway Central Hotel in New York City

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