2020: Seattle Seahawks WR D.K. Metcalf recorded the most REC YDS (160) by a rookie WR in NFL playoff history, including the dagger that eliminated the Philadelphia Eagles in Philly
2019: Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings combined for a NBA-record 41 total 3PM
2007: Just 1 year after winning Super Bowl XL, HC Bill Cowher announced his resignation from the Pittsburgh Steelers
2003: Pittsburgh Steelers pulled off their biggest postseason comeback in franchise history during a 36-33 win over the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Wild Card Round
2001: Sacramento Kings C Chris Webber became the only player in NBA history with 50+ PTS & 25+ REB in a single game
2001: Milwaukee Bucks PF Tim Thomas broke an NBA record for 3PM in a half with 8 in the second half of a victory over the Portland Trail Blazers
1996: Legendary Miami Dolphins HC Don Shula — the winningest coach in NFL history — finally announced his retirement after 33 years with the Dolphins and Colts
1993: 7 years after their dominant Super Bowl run, the Chicago Bears fired HC Mike Ditka
1991: Detroit Lions recorded their 1st and only postseason win since 1957 during a blowout win over the Dallas Cowboys highlighted by Barry Sanders’ legendary TD run after breaking a plethora of tackles
1988: While participating in a pickup basketball game NBA HOFer Pete Maravich collapsed and later passed away from cardiac arrest at 40 years old
1986: A previously unforeseen circumstance, the NBA experienced its 1st rain postponement due to a leak in the Seattle Coliseum’s roof
1983: Philadelphia 76ers SF Julius “Dr. J” Erving pulled off this iconic baseline cradle dunk
1963: San Diego Chargers won their 1st AFL Championship, walloping the Boston Patriots 51-10
1962: Philadelphia Warriors C Wilt Chamberlain began an NBA-record streak of 47 consecutive complete GP (all 48+ MIN)
1920: In one of the most infamous transactions in sports history, the Boston Red Sox officially announced the trade of 3x World Series Champion SP/OF Babe Ruth to their rival New York Yankees for $125,000, leading to the “Curse of the Bambino”