By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Nov 14, 2020

November 14th, 2020 served as the eve of a thrilling NFL Week 10 Sunday with Alshon Jeffery’s NFL season debut becoming the only major headline while @NFL released some highlights to get fans pumped for a big Sunday. Check out everything that happened in sports on November 14th last year and the Best in Sports from exactly a year ago, headlined by the Myles Garrett-Mason Rudolph helmet incident.

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. 

Wilson & Lockett having a year

Throwback to 2011

Aaron Rodgers is a machine

Cam Reddish got game

2 studs facing off

Can’t mess with Fournette

Tua and Kyler are unreal

2 young QBs going at it

Happy bday Lindor

Wentz led epic comeback

B-Jax went off for 55 OTD

Hail Mary for the win OTD

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NFL: DE Da’Shawn Hand, Detroit Lions (turns 25)

MLB: SS Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians (27)

MLB: RP Joely Rodriguez, Texas Rangers (29)

MLB: SS Freddy Galvis, Free Agent (31)

NFL: WR TY Hilton, Indianapolis Colts (31)

MLB: SP Curt Schilling, Retired after 2007 (54)

2019: Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett infamously took Mason Rudolph’s helmet and used it as a weapon against him at the end of a Thursday Night victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers

2018: New York Mets SP Jacob DeGrom won the NL Cy Young Award with just 10 wins, the least of any previous winner (excluding strike-shortened seasons)

2009: Milwaukee Bucks rookie PG Brandon Jennings broke Lew Alcindor’s franchise record by scoring 55 points against the Warriors, the most by a rookie since Earl Monroe’ 56 points in 1968

2006: New Orleans Hornets SF Peja Stojakovic became the 1st player in NBA history to score his team’s 1st 20 points; he finished with a career-high 42 points

1993: Miami Dolphins HC Don Shula became the NFL’s all-time wins leader with his 325th victory, a 19-14 defeat of the Philadelphia Eagles

1986: Shortly after securing their 2nd World Series in franchise history, the New York Mets were sold to Nelson Doubleday and Fred Wilpon for nearly 4x the purchase price from 6 years earlier ($21M to $80M)

1985: Milwaukee Brewers released HOF RP Rollie Fingers, the all-time Saves leader (341), all but ending his MLB career

1943: Chicago Bears QB Sid Luckman set 2 NFL records by throwing 7 PASS TD and becoming the 1st to surpass 400 PASS YDS in a single game in a 56-7 win over the Giants

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