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What Happened in Sports: October 11, 2022
See what happened in sports on October 11, 2022 ft. Yordan Alvarez's legendary walk-off HR in Houston, Julio Urias' historic Playoff win, and more!
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October 11, 2022 was highlighted by DH Yordan Alvarez becoming the first player in Postseason history to hit a walk-off HR when down by two or more run thanks to an epic three-run bomb, as the Astros topped the Mariners 8-7. Yankees’ SP Gerrit Cole and LA’s starter Julio Urias both dominated, as they led their teams to Game 1 victories over CLE & SDP. Philly was the only road team to go up 1-0, as they held off Atlanta’s last inning rally in their 7-6 win. Pistons G Jaden Ivey showed his potential with a nice play in transition during the NBA preseason.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– October 11, 2021: Lamar Jackson‘s historic MNF comeback, Red Sox walk-off to ALCS, Jon Gruden resigned, and more!
– October 11, 2020: The Lakers won NBA Finals in the bubble, the Rays won ALCS Game 1, NFL Week 5 Sunday, and more!
– October 11, 2019: Anibal Sanchez‘s near no-hitter, Ryan Zimmerman‘s diving grab, Luka‘s half-court bucket, and more!
WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: These posts showcase everything you need to see in pro sports all in one place EVERY DAY. This includes real headlines only (no clickbait rumors), all of the best highlights, interesting facts & records from around the NFL, NBA, & MLB, the main games to watch, notable birthdays, and a quick recap of significant events on this day in sports history.
Yordan Alvarez with an absolute ROCKET to walk it off for the Houston #Astros ?pic.twitter.com/m4qfXwjzXY
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 11, 2022
KYLE TUCKER.?#Postseason | #EnOtroNivel pic.twitter.com/rRIPABJWIv
— Astros de Houston (@LosAstros) October 11, 2022
The @Astros aren't done yet. ? #Postseason pic.twitter.com/nPYk6ugcOh
— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2022
Yordan does damage. #Postseason pic.twitter.com/5kUT80UwIE
— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2022
Rizzo got game. #Postseason pic.twitter.com/5zxrdN4W9K
— MLB (@MLB) October 12, 2022
Oswaldo Cabrera makes a great play and that's obvious pic.twitter.com/ztQ5l57jFm
— Talkin' Yanks (@TalkinYanks) October 12, 2022
Matt Olson delivers in the 9th! ?#Postseason pic.twitter.com/eSEPFvdPUs
— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2022
Nick Castellanos saves the day. ?#Postseason pic.twitter.com/PEhzCILjg5
— MLB (@MLB) October 11, 2022
What a play by Jaden Ivey.
Doing it all right now on NBA League Pass. pic.twitter.com/wR3ZEuvgxe
— NBA (@NBA) October 12, 2022
The best touchdown in Week 5 belonged to… (by @Verizon) pic.twitter.com/BcYvUG1Lpc
— NFL (@NFL) October 11, 2022
We saw some loooooooooooooooong touchdowns in Week 5 ? (by @DKSportsbook) pic.twitter.com/Q2auyF8XlO
— NFL (@NFL) October 11, 2022
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Steve Young’s career ranks among left-handed QBs in NFL history:
– 1st in PASS RTG (96.8), CMP% (64.3%), RUSH TD (43)
– 2nd in PASS YDS (33,124), PASS TD (232), Wins (94), RUSH YDS (4,239)
– 3rd in PASS CMP (2,667) & PASS ATT (4,149)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Steve Young #49ers ranks:
– 1st in career PASS RTG (101.4), RUSH YDS (3,581) & RUSH TD by QB (37)
– 2nd in PASS TD (221)
– 3rd in PASS YDS (29,907), CMP (2,400)
– 4th in GWD (15)
– Top2 in season PASS TD (36), PASS RTG (120.8)
– 2nd/3rd in PASS YDS (4,170)pic.twitter.com/q6t9ihPxdo
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Steve Young has the most career RUSH YDS (3,581) & RUSH TD (37) by a QB in San Francisco #49ers history
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
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Highest career PASS RTG in San Francisco #49ers history (min 1,000 PASS ATT):
1. Steve Young (101.4)
2. Jimmy Garoppolo (98.0)
3. Joe Montana (93.5)
4. Colin Kaepernick (88.9)
5. Jeff Garcia (88.3)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Terrell Suggs career resume:
– 7x Pro Bowl
– 2011 1st Team All-Pro, 2008 2nd Team
– 2x Super Bowl Champ (47, 54)
– 2011 NFL DPOY
– 2003 NFL DROY
– 12th most career SK (139) in NFL history
– 2011 NFL FF (7) Leader
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Terrell Suggs’ #Ravens ranks:
– 1st in career SK (132.5), FF (33), TFL (193), & QBH (191)
– 2nd in career TKL (895) & SOLO (630)
– 6th in career PD (63)
– Top3 season TFL (20-18)
– 2nd/3rd in season FF (7/6)
– 4th in season SK (14.0)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career SK in Baltimore #Ravens history:
1. Terrell Suggs (132.5)
2. Peter Boulware (70.0)
3. Michael McCrary (51.0)
4. Ray Lewis (41.5)
5. Adalius Thomas (38.5)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career TFL in Baltimore #Ravens history:
1. Terrell Suggs (193)
2. Ray Lewis (99)
3. Peter Boulware (59)
4. Adalius Thomas (58)
5. Jarret Johnson (55)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career FF in Baltimore #Ravens history:
1. Terrell Suggs (33)
2. Ray Lewis (19)
3. Peter Boulware (14)
4. Adalius Thomas (13)
T5. Ed Reed, Marlon Humphrey (11)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Only Julius Peppers has more SK (159.5) in the NFL since 2000 than Terrell Suggs (139)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
T.J. Watt is the only player with 3 consecutive seasons of 12+ SK (13, 14.5, 15) in Pittsburgh #Steelers history
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
TJ Watt led the NFL in SK (15), TFL (26), & QB Hits (43) during 2020 but didn’t win the DPOY award ?
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most QB Hits in the NFL from 2018-20:
1. @_TJWatt (98)
2. Aaron Donald (93)
3. Za’Darius Smith (85)
4. Chris Jones (77)
5. Matt Judon (74)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
TJ Watt was the NFL’s FF (8) Leader during 2019 to earn his 1st All-Pro pic.twitter.com/xaYUJJpjif
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Mike Conley’s records among Memphis #Grizzlies PG:
– Career PTS (11,733), AST (4,509), REB (2,327), 3PM (1,086), FGM (4,182), STL (1,161), BLK (162), GP (788)
– Season PTS (1,478), PPG (21.1), 3PM (171), 3PG (2.5), SPG (2.2)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Mike Conley #Grizzlies ranks:
-1st in career PTS (11,733), AST (4,509), GP (788), 3PM (1,086), STL (1,161)
-2nd in career FGM (4,182)
-1st/2nd in season STL (174-144)
-3rd-7th in season FT% (85.9-84.5)
-2nd in season 3PM (171)
-4th in season AST (528)pic.twitter.com/JykvAp3We1
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career PTS in Memphis #Grizzlies history:
1. Mike Conley (11,733)
2. Marc Gasol (11,684)
3. Zach Randolph (9,261)
4. Pau Gasol (8,966)
5. Rudy Gay (8,562)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career AST in Memphis #Grizzlies history:
1. Mike Conley (4,509)
2. Marc Gasol (2,639)
3. Jason Williams (2,069)
4. Mike Bibby (1,675)
5. Pau Gasol (1,473)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Mike Conley had the most years (14) in the NBA before a player’s 1st All-Star Game in NBA history
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
[SEE MORE]
1:07 PM: Phildelphia Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves [Game 1]
3:37 PM: Seattle Mariners vs. Houston Astros [Game 1]
7:37 PM: Cleveland Guardians vs. New York Yankees [Game 1]
9:37 PM: San Diego Padres vs. Los Angeles Dodgers [Game 1]
NBA: SF Keldon Johnson, San Antonio Spurs (turns 23)
MLB: SP Josh Winder, Minnesota Twins (27)
NFL: C Brian Allen, Los Angeles Rams (27)
NFL: OL Billy Price, Arizona Cardinals (28)
NFL: EDGE T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh Steelers (28)
MLB: 3B Gio Urshela, Minnesota Twins (31)
NFL: OT Joel Bitonio, Cleveland Browns (31)
NBA: PG Mike Conley, Utah Jazz (35)
NFL: EDGE Terrell Suggs, Retired after 2019 (40)
NFL: QB Steve Young, Hall of Fame (61)
2020: Los Angeles Lakers tied Boston’s NBA record with their 17th Championship in franchise history as LeBron James became the 1st player to win Finals MVP with 3 different teams in pro sports history with the oldest triple-double in NBA Finals history
2012: Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger passed Terry Bradshaw for the most career PASS YDS (27,989) in franchise history. Big Ben played all of his 18 seasons with the Steelers and finished with 64,088 PASS YDS which still stands as the franchise record
1999: Boston Red Sox SP Pedro Martinez delivered 6 no-hit innings in relief during ALDS Game 5 to beat Cleveland and advance to the ALCS after Boston’s previous 2 pitchers combined to allow a whopping 8 runs through the 1st 3 innings
1992: CB/OF Deion Sanders played in the Atlanta Falcons’ loss in Miami to the Dolphins then flew to Pittsburgh for the Atlanta Braves’ NLCS matchup in the same day — a loss to the Pirates
1992: Despite leading the league with 51 saves, Oakland Athletics RP Dennis Eckersley gave up a game-tying 2-run HR to Toronto Blue Jays 2B Roberto Alomar, sending the game into extra innings where Toronto would pull off the 7-6 victory in 11 innings and take a 3-1 ALCS lead
1980: Dallas Mavericks won their NBA debut against their interstate rival, the San Antonio Spurs
1967: Boston Red Sox set a World Series record as OF Carl Yastrzemski, OF Reggie Smith, and SS Rico Petrocelli hit 3 consecutive HRs in a victory over the St. Louis Cardinals
1925: New York Giants played their very 1st NFL game, a 14-0 loss to the Providence Steam Rollers
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