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What Happened in Sports: October 6, 2022
See what happened in sports on October 6, 2022 ft. Landon Collins reunites with the New York Giants, the Colts' ugly win on TNF, and more!
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October 6, 2022 in sports was highlighted by an ugly 12-9 overtime win for the Indianapolis Colts on TNF against the Denver Broncos. Both offenses committed two turnovers apiece, with Matt Ryan becoming the all-time fumble leader (11) through five games of a season in NFL history. Neither team scored a touchdown in the game, with Russel; Wilson failing to score the potential game-winner on 4th and 1. The New York Giants signed 3-time Pro Bowler S Landon Collins to a one-year deal and John Collins threw down a nasty preseason poster dunk.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– October 6, 2021: Chris Taylor‘s walk-off HR in the NL Wild Card game, Stephon Gilmore traded to Carolina, and more!
– October 6, 2020: AD sealed NBA Finals Game 4 with the dagger, Travis d’Arnaud‘s clutch hit in the 7th inning, and more!
– October 6, 2019: The Colts upset KC on SNF, ATL’s comeback win in the 9th, a 7-run inning by the Dodgers, and more!
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.@csterns_7 takes it away for the @Broncos! #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
Also available on NFL+ https://t.co/qcjXnKGOp7 pic.twitter.com/c1pvoDssp7
— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
The @Colts get a turnover of their own ? It's anybody's game in the 4th quarter. #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
.@CSterns_7 nabs his 2nd interception of the night! This @Broncos defense is ON IT. #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
This game is really something else. An end zone interception for the @Colts, and Indy is still in this! ?#INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
Tag team! A little 2-for-1 @Broncos catch downfield! #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
All tied up, kids. #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
POINTS ? @Colts#INDvsDEN on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
And the @Colts walk away with the W in OT. #INDvsDEN on Prime Video
Also available on NFL+ https://t.co/qcjXnKGOp7 pic.twitter.com/rApHGVBy70
— NFL (@NFL) October 7, 2022
Landon Collins' career resume:
– 3x Pro Bowl
– 2016 All-Pro 1st Team
– 2015 NFL All-Rookie Team
– #Giants career TFL (22) leader by a Safetypic.twitter.com/Tt8ZfZlgOC
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2022
Landon Collins' #Giants Safety records:
– Career TFL (22)
– Season COMB TKL (125), SOLO TKL (100), TFL (9), & PD (13)
– COMB (15) & SOLO (13) TKL in 1 GP
– Career GP (9) of 10+ COMB TKL
– Season GP of 15+ COMB TKL (2) or 2+ TFL (3)pic.twitter.com/SlDxVl2bN1
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2022
Most COMB TKL during 1 season by a Safety in New York #Giants history:
1. 2016 Landon Collins (125)
2. 2005 Gibril Wilson (114)
3. 2015 Landon Collins (112)
4. 2019 Antoine Bethea (110)
5. 2017 Landon Collins (104)pic.twitter.com/t9RWxNdOV1
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2022
OH MY, JOHN COLLINS ?#NBAinAbuDhabi NOW on NBA TV pic.twitter.com/0eTePvQoKe
— NBA TV (@NBATV) October 6, 2022
Richard Seymour’s career resume:
– 7x Pro Bowl
– 3x All-Pro 1st Team, 2x 2nd Team
– 3x Super Bowl Champion
– 2nd in career (64) & t-3rd in season TFL (22) in #Patriots history
– NFL All-2000s Team
– New England #Patriots HOF
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
Trevor Lawrence’s NFL Draft Prospect highlights at Clemson
https://t.co/hjVzJpNQ8S
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
Kyle Pitts’ NFL Draft Prospect highlights at Florida
https://t.co/oOamBVCzGS
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
https://twitter.com/PSO_Sports/status/1446038856734814208
Roy Halladay's HOF resume:
– 2x Cy Young
– 8x All-Star
– 2x MLB Wins, IP, & CG Leader
– 2008 MLB WHIP (1.053) Leader
– 1 of 2 pitchers ever with a postseason no-hitter
– 20th Perfect Game in MLB history
– #32 retired by #BlueJays
– #34 retired by #Philliespic.twitter.com/xAlLgYqKFO
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
October 6, 1998: New York #Yankees SS Derek Jeter made his iconic jump throw to 1st base to rob Cleveland Indians' Travis Fryman of an IF single during ALCS Game 2 which NYY lost 4-1 in 12 innings but won the series in 6 games & then swept the World Seriespic.twitter.com/sLnAo7NiTO
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
Derek Jeter was a 5x Gold Glover for a reason
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
October 6, 1993: Despite 7 consecutive scoring titles and 3 consecutive NBA championships, SG Michael Jordan decided to retire from the NBA and try his hand at baseball after his father passed away. He returned 18 months later with the words "I'm back."pic.twitter.com/W282sRyVsX
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
Michael Jordan's career resume as of 1993:
– 9x All-Star
– 7x Scoring Champ
– 7x All-NBA 1st Team
– 6x All-Defense 1st Team
– 3x NBA Champion
– 3x NBA Finals MVP
– 1988 NBA DPOY
– 1985 NBA ROY
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 7, 2021
[SEE MORE]
NBA: PF Jonathan Kuminga, Golden State Warriors (turns 20)
NFL: TE Kyle Pitts, Atlanta Falcons (22)
NFL: QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars (23)
NBA: SF Herbert Jones, New Orleans Pelicans (24)
MLB: SP Joey Wentz, Detroit Tigers (25)
MLB: SS Bryson Stott, Philadelphia Phillies (25)
NFL: P Bryan Anger, Dallas Cowboys (34)
NFL: DL Richard Seymour, Retired in 2013 (43)
2020: Tampa Bay Rays combined to set a MLB postseason record with 18 Ks against the Yankees while Tyler Glasnow set the franchise postseason record with 10 Ks for a 7-5 victory in ALDS Game 2
2020: Miami Heat SG Tyler Herro set a NBA Postseason rookie record with his 44th 3PM. Herro finished with 48 3PM during the 2020 NBA Playoffs in the Orlando bubble that stands as the rookie record
2010: Philadelphia Phillies SP Roy Halladay pitched just the 2nd no-hitter in MLB postseason history during his 1st career playoff game, further validating his 2010 NL Cy Young campaign
2003: Indianapolis Colts became the 1st team to complete a 21-point comeback with under 4:00 left during regulation in NFL history, defeating the Buccaneers 38-35 in OT
2001: Seattle Mariners won their 116th game of the season, tying the Chicago Cubs’ all-time record from 1906 and establishing the AL record that still stands today
1998: New York Yankees SS Derek Jeter made his iconic jump throw to 1st base to rob Cleveland Indians’ Travis Fryman of an infield single during ALCS Game 2 which NYY lost 4-1 in 12 innings but won the series in 6 games and then swept the World Series
1993: Despite 7 consecutive scoring titles and 3 consecutive NBA championships, SG Michael Jordan decided to retire from the game of basketball and try his hand at baseball after his father passed away. He returned 18 months later with the words “I’m back.”
1966: At just 20 years old, Baltimore Orioles SP Jim Palmer became the youngest to pitch a shutout in World Series history
1926: New York Yankees OF Babe Ruth became the very 1st player to hit 3 Home Runs during a World Series game in MLB history for a 10-5 defeat of the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 4 to tie the series 2-2. New York would lose to St. Louis in 7 games
1920: With 1B Doc Johnston and 3B Jimmy Johnston taking the field for the Cleveland Indians and Brooklyn Robins, respectively, they became the very 1st pair of brothers to face each other in the World Series
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