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What Happened in Sports: June 7, 2022
See what happened in sports on June 7, 2022 ft. Josh Hader finally allowing Runs, Angels firing Joe Maddon, Marcus Semien heating up, and more!
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June 7th, 2022 was highlighted by the Phillies shockingly breaking Josh Hader’s scoreless appearance streak at 40 thanks to back-to-back bombs from Bohm and Vierling en route to a fifth straight win. The Angels fired Joe Maddon after their losing streak reached 12, Marcus Semien had a doubleheader for the ages, and Jazz Chisholm made Marlins history with a Grand Slam. Reds rookies Hunter Greene and Graham Ashcraft set records for dominance, Taylor Walls walked off STL in the 10th, while Eli White added to his list of web gems.
See what happened in sports on June 7th last year, headlined by Brooklyn winning a Playoff game by the largest margin in franchise history by thrashing the Bucks without James Harden, Phoenix using an all-around team effort to down Denver in Game 1, and Tom Thibodeau winning NBA’s Coach of the Year award as well as what happened in sports on June 7th, 2020 ft. the NBA releasing its plan for replacing sick/injured players in the bubble and eight years to the day of LeBron‘s legendary ECF Game 6 performance in Boston.
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: This daily sports post 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.
Jordan Clarkson was the 1st player to record 40+ PTS/15+ 3PA/0 AST off the bench during 1 GP in NBA historypic.twitter.com/L2ZWjfLryo
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) June 17, 2022
Jordan Clarkson's #Jazz records:
– 6MOY
– PTS (24) in a 4th QTR
– Consecutive GP of 1+ (99) & 2+ 3PM (19)
– Career 3PM (474) off the bench
– PTS (45) off the bench in 1 GP
– GP of 2/3/4/5/6/7/8 3PM off the bench
– Season GP of 35+/40+/45+ PTS off the benchpic.twitter.com/iYU5fPRWWe
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) June 17, 2022
Most PTS off the bench during 1 GP in Utah #Jazz history:
1. 2022 Jordan Clarkson (45)
2. 1984 John Drew (42)
T3. 2021 Jordan Clarkson, 1988 Thurl Bailey, & 1977 Nate Williams (41)
6. 2021 Jordan Clarkson (40)
pic.twitter.com/KctB5206lG
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) June 17, 2022
A Bohm ? to tie it in the 9th!
(MLB x @CapitalOne) pic.twitter.com/5qVS8boeKg
— MLB (@MLB) June 8, 2022
What a 9th inning for the @Phillies! ?
(MLB x @Citrix) pic.twitter.com/yP6grqmAo9
— MLB (@MLB) June 8, 2022
Down to their last strike, @dt_walls walks it off!
(MLB x @CapitalOne) pic.twitter.com/Dk8njGa69g
— MLB (@MLB) June 8, 2022
Eli White can't stop making insane catches! pic.twitter.com/umsXRnkWcc
— MLB (@MLB) June 8, 2022
The Top 25 throws by air yards since 2016! Who tops the list? ?
(via @NextGenStats) pic.twitter.com/cPD3hKi0Qf
— NFL (@NFL) June 7, 2022
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7:10 PM: St. Louis Cardinals (32-23) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (31-23)
7:40 PM: New York Yankees (39-15) vs. Minnesota Twins (32-24)
8:10 PM: Los Angeles Dodgers (35-19) vs. Chicago White Sox (25-27)
8:10 PM: Philadelphia Phillies (25-29) vs. Milwaukee Brewers (33-23)
9:38 PM: Boston Red Sox (28-27) vs. Los Angeles Angels (27-29)
NFL: RB David Montgomery, Chicago Bears (turns 25)
NFL: WR Jalen Guyton, Los Angeles Chargers (25)
NFL: RB Christian McCaffrey, Carolina Panthers (26)
NBA: SF Danuel House, Free Agent (29)
MLB: SP Vince Velasquez, Chicago White Sox (30)
NBA: PG Jordan Clarkson, Utah Jazz (30)
NBA: PG Allen Iverson, Hall of Fame (47)
2015: LeBron James’ 39-point triple-double along with Matthew Dellavedova‘s notable defense to hold Steph Curry to 5-23 FG & GW-FTs led Cleveland to a memorable NBA Finals Game 2 win over the Warriors in the 2nd straight OT game
2012: One of the most legendary performances of LeBron James’ career occurred in Eastern Conference Finals Game 6 with the Miami Heat trailing 3-2 in the series against the Boston Celtics when King James responded with 45 points & 15 rebounds in a must-win to blowout Boston
1998: Chicago Bulls defeated the Utah Jazz 96-54 in Game 3 for the most lopsided victory in NBA Finals history. Utah’s 54 points are also the lowest ever by any NBA team in a Finals game
1995: Led by G Kenny Smith’s NBA Finals record (at the time) 7 3PM, the Houston Rockets came back from a 20-point deficit to defeat the Orlando Magic in OT in Game 1. Houston went on to sweep the Magic for their 2nd consecutive Championship
1993: New Jersey Nets SG Drazen Petrovich, who earned All-NBA 3rd Team honors the previous season and a member of the Croatian national team, was involved in a car accident in Germany and passed away
1978: Washington Bullets (now Wizards) won NBA Finals Game 7 to win their 1st & only Championship in franchise history
1966: New York Mets passed on future OF Reggie Jackson to select C Steve Chilcott with the 1st overall pick in the draft. Chilcott would become the very 1st #1 pick to never make an MLB appearance as he spent 6 years in the minors while “Mr. October” became a 1st ballot HOF
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