By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Nov 10, 2020

November 10th, 2020 presented the 2020 Managers of the Year from the MLB’s Awards Week, the NBA officially moving forward with a 72-game 2020-21 season, Steve Cohen setting the tone for his Mets administration, as well as some of the best player highlights from NFL Week 9 action. Check out everything that happened in sports on November 10th last year and the Best in Sports from exactly a year ago, headlined by Nikola Jokic draining his second straight game-winner for the Denver Nuggets as time expired in overtime. 

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.

Brees adds to the record

Jakobi gave himself a b-day gift

long balls of the season

Ayton’s ceiling is sky-high

Lamar getting back to himself

Watson came to play

Matty Ice came out hot

Cousins with the hat trick

D-Carr making it happen

Electric NFL plays 1 year ago

Happy bday to HOF Isaac Bruce

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NFL: QB Drew Lock, Denver Broncos (turns 24)

NFL: QB Teddy Bridgewater, Carolina Panthers (28)

NBA: SF Tony Snell, Detroit Pistons (29)

NFL: TE Zach Ertz, Philadelphia Eagles (30)

NBA: PG DJ Augustin, Orlando Magic (34)

MLB: 1B Eric Thames, Free Agent (34)

NFL: WR Isaac Bruce, Hall of Fame (48)

2019: The 2019 NFL Offensive Play of the Year & Defensive Play of the Year both happened on the same day with Lamar Jackson’s spinning 47yd TD & Jamal Adams’ strip-sack of Daniel Jones for a TD. Adams single-handedly helped the Jets win a big NY battle while Lamar became the 2nd ever with 2 perfect passer rating performances in the same season

2012: After just 5 games at the helm (1-4), HC Mike Brown was fired by the Los Angeles Lakers — the quickest any coach had ever been replaced since the NBA-ABA merger

2002: Playing for an injured Kurt Warner, St. Louis Rams QB Marc Bulger set a rookie record with 453 passing yards (plus 4 PASS TD to 0 INT) to lead STL to a win over the Chargers. Bulger’s 453 PASS YDS still stands as the NFL rookie record

1997: After his triple-crown debut season with the Toronto Blue Jays (1st in AL since 1945), SP Roger Clemens became the 1st in AL history to win 4 Cy Young Awards

1996: Miami Dolphins QB Dan Marino became the 1st player in NFL history to pass for over 50,000 yards

1990: Phoenix Suns set an NBA record with 107 1st-half points en route to a 173-143 win over the Denver Nuggets

1989: Minnesota Timberwolves secured their very 1st victory in franchise history at home the Philadelphia 76ers

1988: After helping lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to the World Series, SP Orel Hershiser was unanimously selected for the NL Cy Young

1975: Kansas City Royals released 1B Harmon Killebrew, ultimately ending his 22-year, Hall-of-Fame career with 573 home runs

1964: Named the youngest HC in NBA history that morning at 24 years old, player-coach Dave DeBusschere won his very 1st game for the Detroit Pistons

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