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What Happened in Sports: July 16, 2022
See what happened in sports on July 16, 2022 ft. Carpenter's unreal stretch continuing, Alonso's RBI record, Verlander making history, and more!
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July 16th, 2022 was highlighted by Matt Carpenter continuing to make history since joining the Yankees as they destroyed rival Boston 14-1. Eduardo Escobar made a game-saving play as part of NYM’s twin-bill sweep of the Cubs while Pete Alonso set a Mets record, Justin Verlander concluded an unprecedented first half, while King James lit up the Drew League with some crazy plays and a 40-pt performance. David Duke caught a body, Jabari Smith showcased his DPOY potential on an electric rejection, and TOR stole a 10th-inning dub from KC.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– July 16, 2021 ft. the Padres’ franchise-record 24 runs, Jed Lowrie‘s walk-off bomb, Vlad Jr. staying hot, and more!
– July 16, 2020 ft. Kansas City and San Diego making a notable trade, Zion leaving the Orlando bubble, and more!
– July 16, 2019 ft. Bryce Harper & Kyle Schwarber‘s walk-offs, Yelich adding to his MLB-leading HR count, and more!
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Zach Randolph's career resume:
– 2x All-Star
– 2011 All-NBA 3rd Team
– 2004 Most Improved Player
– #50 retired by #Grizzliespic.twitter.com/pE9NQ8ON3D
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 18, 2022
Zach Randolph's #Grizzlies records:
– Seasons (5) of 10+ RPG
– 25+ REB & 2+ STL in 1 GP
– Career GP of 10+/15+/20+/25+ REB
– Career GP (10) of 20+ PTS & 20+ REB
– Consecutive GP of 3+/6+/7+/8+/13+/14+/16+/17+/18+ REB
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 18, 2022
Zach Randolph's #Grizzlies Playoff records:
– Career PTS (1,058), REB (589), & GP (62)
– Season REB (150)
– Seasons of 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10+ RPG
– GP of 5+/10+/20+ REB
– Consecutive GP of 1+/5+/15+ REB
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 18, 2022
Zach Randolph's #Blazers records:
– Season GP of 3+/4+/5+/6+/7+/8+/9+ REB
– Season GP (8) of 10+ REB & 10+ FTM
– Consecutive GP of 4+ (118) & 5+ (96) REB
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 18, 2022
Most seasons of 10+ RPG in Memphis #Grizzlies history:
1. Zach Randolph (5)
2. Jonas Valanciunas (3)
T3. Steven Adams & Shareef Abdur-Rahim (1)pic.twitter.com/wAFiMfWo7p
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) July 18, 2022
A sensational play by the @Mets with the game on the line.
(MLB x @citrix) pic.twitter.com/Y1HFkT7TfC
— MLB (@MLB) July 16, 2022
Debo was COOKING ?
?@DeMar_DeRozan: 30 PTS, 14 REBpic.twitter.com/e9HXS1izrb
— NBA (@NBA) July 17, 2022
OH MY, David Duke Jr. ? pic.twitter.com/fvN5qp5igX
— NBA (@NBA) July 17, 2022
Not in Jabari's house!
Jabari Smith Jr gets up for the denial ? pic.twitter.com/UwsZbLCEJK
— NBA (@NBA) July 17, 2022
FOR TE' WIN! @TeoscarH pic.twitter.com/ejae5BgbA8
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) July 16, 2022
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2:10 PM: Chicago White Sox (45-45) vs. Minnesota Twins (49-43)
4:10 PM: Baltimore Orioles (45-45) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (50-40)
7:15 PM: Boston Red Sox (48-43) vs. New York Yankees (62-28)
7:15 PM: Milwaukee Brewers (50-41) vs. San Francisco Giants (46-43)
10:07 PM: Los Angeles Dodgers (59-30) vs. Los Angeles Angels (39-52)
NFL: TE Brevin Jordan, Houston Texans (turns 22)
MLB: OF Jarred Kelenic, Seattle Mariners (23)
NFL: OL Josh Myers, Green Bay Packers (24)
NFL: TE Blake Jarwin, Free Agent (28)
NFL: OG Brian Winters, Free Agent (31)
NFL: P Kevin Huber, Cincinnati Bengals (37)
NBA: PF Zach Randolph, Retired after 2018 (41)
NFL: RB Barry Sanders, Hall of Fame (54)
MLB: OF “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, Retired after 1920 (135)
2009: Philadelphia Phillies 1B Ryan Howard became the fastest player (658 GP) to reach 200 career HR in MLB history
2008: PG Brandon Jennings signed a contract with Virtus Roma (Italy) to become the very 1st American to go directly from high school to a professional European team, bypassing the NCAA which became a much more popular trend in the years that followed
2003: Future HOFers PF Karl Malone and PG Gary Payton both signed with the Los Angeles Lakers
1971: San Francisco Warriors officially changed their name to the “Golden State Warriors” after planning to play half of their home games in Oakland starting in 1972. They moved back to San Francisco full time in 2019-20 but still kept the ‘Golden State’ name
1965: St. Louis Cardinals SP Bob Gibson passed Dizzy Dean for the most career Ks (1,095) in franchise history en route to his 4th consecutive season of 200+ Ks. Gibson played his entire 17-year career for the Cardinals and recorded 3,117 Ks which still stands as the franchise record today
1941: New York Yankees OF Joe DiMaggio extended his record hitting streak to an unprecedented 56 games, which still stands today as the all-time record
1920: New York Yankees OF Babe Ruth hit his 30th HR of the season, breaking his own record set in the previous season en route to 54 HR in 1920 which he surpassed the next year with 59 and then again in 1927 with 60. Roger Maris then set the single-season HR record with 61 in a 162-game season (instead of 154) during 1961
1909: Detroit Tigers SP Ed Summers pitched all 18 innings of a 0-0 tie with the Washington Senators, the longest scoreless game in American League history
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