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What Happened in Sports: November 3, 2020
What happened in sports on November 3, 2020 ft. the 2020 MLB Gold Glove Award winners getting announced, the NFL trade deadline, and more!
The Sports Geek
November 3rd, 2020 was highlighted by the MLB announcing the 2020 Gold Glove Award winners while the 2020 NFL Trade Deadline went off quietly with the only notable move coming from New England acquiring a WR from the division, yet Tennessee did cut a couple of veterans after the deadline expired. Check out everything that happened in sports on November 3rd last year and the Best in Sports from exactly a year ago, headlined by the top NFL highlights from Week 9.
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. More content will be uploaded throughout the day.
Highlights of every 2020 MLB Gold Glove Award winner in the AL & NL https://t.co/IfMx9xPtzc #MLBFilmRoom
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) November 4, 2020
Where were you when @NickFoles tied an NFL single-game record with SEVEN passing touchdowns? (Nov. 3, 2013) pic.twitter.com/UBi3IR557Y
— NFL Throwback (@nflthrowback) March 27, 2020
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NFL: WR Kenny Golladay, Detroit Lions (turns 27)
NFL: QB Colin Kaepernick, Free Agent (33)
MLB: 3B Kyle Seager, Seattle Mariners (33)
NFL: EDGE Tamba Hai, Retired after 2017 (37)
NFL: S Darren Sharper, Retired after 2010 (45)
NFL: QB Phil Simms, Retired after 1993 (65)
MLB: P Bob Feller, Hall of Fame (102)
2013: Philadelphia Eagles QB Nick Foles became the 7th player to tie the NFL record with 7 TD passes in a victory over the Oakland Raiders
1997: Boston Red Sox SS Nomar Garciaparra became just the 7th player to unanimously win the AL Rookie of the Year Award after leading in hits
1996: San Francisco 49ers WR Jerry Rice became the very 1st player in NFL history to record 1,000 career receptions
1996: At 18 years, 2 months, and 11 days, SG Kobe Bryant made his debut with the Los Angeles Lakers as the youngest player in NBA history
1993: Braves SP Greg Maddux became the 1st pitcher in MLB history to win 2 consecutive Cy Young Awards with different teams (Cubs in 1992)
1990: Atlanta Hawks C Moses Malone passed Oscar Robertson to become the NBA’s all-time leader in free throws (7,694)
1989: Minnesota Timberwolves played their inaugural game, taking a 106-94 loss from the Seattle SuperSonics
1987: Oakland Athletics 1B Mark McGwire became just the 2nd player to unanimously win the AL Rookie of the Year Award (Carlton Fisk)
1962: San Francisco Warriors C Wilt Chamberlain scored 72 points on the Lakers, the 6th-highest scoring output in NBA history
1948: Washington Capitols won their 15th consecutive game to start the season, setting an NBA record that would stand until 1993
1935: The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Boston Redskins 7-6 at Fenway Park; the QBs combined for an NFL-record 11 interceptions
1934: New York Yankees 1B Lou Gehrig won the AL Triple Crown (.363, 49 home runs, 165 RBI), but did not win the AL MVP Award (A’s catcher Mickey Cochrane)
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