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What Happened in Sports: March 10, 2022
See what happened in sports on March 10, 2022 ft. the MLB ending the lockout, Chargers acquiring Khalil Mack, Nets blowout win in Philly, & more!
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March 10th, 2022 was highlighted by the MLB & MLBPA agreeing to a new CBA that effectively ended the 99-day lockout with Opening Day set for April 7th, 2022. The Chargers made a major splash by acquiring 4x All-Pro EDGE Khalil Mack from Chicago after an injury-riddled season. Only two NBA games took place but they were massive ones as the Nets blew out the Sixers in Philly for their first loss with Harden (5-1) while the reigning MVP came up short against Golden State. NFL cap casualties included Trey Flowers, Landon Collins, & Rodger Saffold.
See what happened in sports on March 10th last year, headlined by the Spurs buying out LaMarcus Aldridge and a huge number of cap casualties in the NFL including Kevin Zeitler, Emmanuel Sanders, and Kyle Van Noy, as well as what happened in sports on March 10th, 2020 ft. Spencer Dinwiddie coming through in the clutch before Anthony Davis’ missed GW-3PA in the Lakers’ last game before the bubble and Russ and Harden snapping the Rockets’ four-game losing streak the day before the unforeseeable season suspension.
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: This daily sports post 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, notable birthdays, and a quick recap of significant events on this day in sports history.
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PLAY BALL! pic.twitter.com/6Rpbs3LHmT
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) March 11, 2022
Khalil Mack's career resume:
– 6x Pro Bowl
– 3x All-Pro 1st Team, 2020 2nd Team
– 2x Pro Butkus Award
– 2016 NFL DPOY
– 2014 All-Rookie Team
– 1st to make All-Pro 1st Team at 2 positions
– NFL All-2010s Team pic.twitter.com/RU99HHPdV5
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) November 19, 2021
Khalil Mack's #Raiders records:
– Career TFL (68) & QBH (84)
– Season TFL (23)
– GP (8) of 1+ SK & 1+ FF
– 5+ SK & 1+ FF in 1 GP
– SK/INT/INT-TD/FF/FR in 1 GP
– Consecutive GP of 1+ SK (8), 2+ SK (3), or 1+ SK & 1+ FF (4)
– Consecutive AP1 by an EDGEpic.twitter.com/AAyMY3fxfL
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) March 11, 2022
Khalil Mack's #Bears records:
– Career GP (12) of 1+ SK & 1+ FF
– 10+ SK/5+ TFL/5+ FF in 1 season
– 2+ FF & 2+ QBH in 1 GP
– SK/INT/INT-TD/FF/FR in 1 GP
– T-most seasons (2) of 5+ FF
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) March 11, 2022
Most SK during 1 GP in #Raiders franchise history:
T1. 2015 Khalil Mack & 1983 Howie Long (5)
T3. 2019 Maxx Crosby, 2011 Kamerion Wimbley, & 2x Antonio Smith (4)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) March 11, 2022
Most career TFL in #Raiders franchise history:
1. Khalil Mack (68)
2. Tommy Kelly (45)
3. Maxx Crosby (43)^
4. Kirk Morrison (41)
5. Roderick Coleman (40)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) March 11, 2022
This crossover by KD ? pic.twitter.com/iFccWwrvfN
— NBA TV (@NBATV) March 11, 2022
This move by Bones Hyland is too saucy!
Watch Now on TNT pic.twitter.com/Xz5NffmikE
— NBA (@NBA) March 11, 2022
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7:30 PM: Brooklyn Nets (33-33) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (40-24)
10:00 PM: Golden State Warriors (44-22) vs. Denver Nuggets (40-26)
NFL: LB Nick Bolton, Kansas City Chiefs (turns 22)
NFL: TE Cole Kmet, Chicago Bears (23)
NFL: QB Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers (24)
NBA: PG Zach LaVine, Chicago Bulls (27)
NFL: TE Martellus Bennett, Retired after 2017 (35)
NFL: S Rod Woodson, Hall of Fame (57)
2020: Washington Wizards SG Bradley Beal played his last game of the 2019-20 season as he became the 1st player to ever average 30+ PPG in a season he DIDN’T make the All-Star Team
2018: San Francisco 49ers signed 3x All-Pro CB Richard Sherman from the division-rival Seattle Seahawks on a 3y/$39M deal that Sherman negotiated himself
2013: Los Angeles Clippers C DeAndre Jordan slammed one of the most memorable poster dunks of all-time with this alley-oop on Detroit Pistons PG Brandon Knight
2004: Orlando Magic SG Tracy McGrady scored the most points (62) during 1 game in franchise history to spark a victory over the Washington Wizards. McGrady’s 62 PTS still stands as the Orlando record
2004: Detroit Pistons SG Richard Hamilton donned his trademark face mask for the 1st time
2002: Utah Jazz PG John Stockton became the 1st player to reach 15,000 career assists in NBA history
1999: Los Angeles Clippers lost their 17th consecutive game to begin the lockout-shortened season, tying the Miami Heat’s record for the worst start in NBA history (1988-89)
1995: With the threat of an MLB work stoppage looming, Michael Jordan announced he was stepping away from baseball and Chicago Bulls SF Scottie Pippen famously pointed at his ‘Air Jordan’ shoes as a sign of recruitment. MJ made his NBA return official with the famous words, “I’m Back” on a press release 8 days later
1987: Houston Rockets C Hakeem Olajuwon became the 1st player to record a triple-double and a 5×5 during the same game in NBA history (38 PTS/17 REB/12 BLK/7 STL/6 AST). The only other time it’s been done was also Hakeem himself 3 years later
1987: Committing a charge in the 1st quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over the Denver Nuggets, C Kareem Abdul-Jabbar became the NBA’s all-time leader in personal fouls, passing Elvin Hayes (4,193)
1987: Cleveland Cavaliers SG Ron Harper set a franchise and NBA rookie record with 10 steals during a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers
1963: San Francisco Warriors C Wilt Chamberlain scored 70 points for the final time of his career, 1 more than all other players in NBA history COMBINED
1961: Philadelphia Warriors C Wilt Chamberlain became the very 1st player to score 3,000 points during a season in NBA history. Only 1986-87 Michael Jordan has since joined the 3,000 PTS club with Wilt doing so 3x
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