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What Happened in Sports: March 28, 2020
What happened in sports on March 28, 2020 ft. KC re-signing WR Robinson, Derek Wolfe heading to BAL, DEN re-signing Shelby Harris, and more!
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March 28th, 2020 was highlighted by the Kansas City Chiefs re-signing WR Demarcus Robinson to maintain the strength of their receiving core for next season, the Baltimore Ravens and DL Derek Wolfe agreeing to a one-year deal worth up to $6M, and the Denver Broncos bringing back DL Shelby Harris for the year on a $3.3M deal.
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.
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A lot of players have @RandyMoss as one of their top five WRs ever.
Easy to see why. ? (via @nflthrowback) pic.twitter.com/Oj8sBTP8dO
— NFL (@NFL) March 27, 2020
No one’s keeping @JerryRice off their top five all-time WRs list.
The top five moments from a legendary career! (via @nflthrowback) pic.twitter.com/c8ufvNuubJ
— NFL (@NFL) March 28, 2020
Michael Jordan knocked down the GAME-WINNER in his 4th game in his return from retirement in March 1995! Then in the 5th game back, he dropped 55 PTS.
Watch the 25th anniversary of MJ's double-nickel game LIVE at 8:00pm/et tonight on @NBA Twitter. #NBATogetherLive pic.twitter.com/3LnmSIXood
— NBA History (@NBAHistory) March 28, 2020
MJ draws a crowd, spins and dimes up Bill Wennington for the game-winning basket! #NBATogetherLive pic.twitter.com/5V1kS1K0Bf
— NBA (@NBA) March 29, 2020
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NFL: OL Mason Cole, Arizona Cardinals (turns 24)
MLB: C Will Smith, Los Angeles Dodgers (25)
NFL: DB Adrian Phillips, New England Patriots (28)
NFL: QB Derek Carr, Las Vegas Raiders (29)
MLB: 1B Christian Walker, Arizona Diamondbacks (29)
NFL: DL Geno Atkins, Cincinnati Bengals (32)
NFL: LB NaVorro Bowman, Retired after 2017 (32)
NFL: EDGE Chris Long, Retired after 2018 (35)
MLB: RP Mark Melancon, Atlanta Braves (35)
NBA: SF Rick Barry, Hall of Fame (76)
NBA: SF/HC Jerry Sloan, Hall of Fame (78)
2018: Charlotte Hornets PG Kemba Walker passed Dell Curry to become the franchise’s all-time leader in points (9,841)
2018: Minnesota Timberwolves C Karl-Anthony Towns set a franchise record with 56 points in a victory over the Atlanta Hawks
2018: Scoring in double-figures for the 866th consecutive game, Cleveland Cavaliers SF Lebron James tied Michael Jordan‘s record for the longest such streak
1995: 5 games into his 1st comeback, Chicago Bulls SG Michael Jordan scored an MSG-record 55 points in a victory over the New York Knicks (stood until Kobe Bryant‘s 61 in 2009)
2006: Milwaukee Bucks set a then-NBA record for 3PM in a quarter with 11 in Q3 of a victory over the Phoenix Suns
1995: Boston Celtics SF Dominique Wilkins moved past Jerry West for 8th place on the all-time scoring list (25,207)
1990: Chicago Bulls SG Michael Jordan dropped a career-high 69 points in an OT victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers
1984: Robert Irsay, owner of the Baltimore Colts, announced the team would be moving to Indianapolis, IN
1977: Angry over his benching during Spring Training, Texas Rangers 3B Lenny Randle attacked MGR Frank Lucchesi for calling him a “punk”, shattering his cheekbone; Randle would be traded to the New York Mets about 1 month later
1972: HOF C Wilt Chamberlain played in his very last NBA game, setting a record for the most career games played without disqualification (1,054, never fouled out)
1963: Sonny Werblin, new owner of the New York Titans, announced the team would be changing its nickname to the “Jets”
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