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What Happened in Sports: October 13, 2022
See what happened in sports on October 13, 2022 ft. TNF's defensive war and wild ending, Yordan Alvarez's continued dominance, and more!
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October 13, 2022 was highlighted by a Commanders defensive 12-7 victory on TNF when Darnell Mooney bobbled the potential game-winning TD for Chicago. Yordan Alvarez continued to dominate as he gave the Astros a 2-0 series lead over Seattle after he hit another go-ahead HR in two games, while setting MLB and Houston records in the process. Ja Morant showed he is ready for the season when he finished a tough play in transition and had 29 points through three quarters as Memphis topped Detroit 126-119 in preseason action.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– October 13, 2021: An NBA preseason buzzer-beater, interesting facts about the Browns & Derrick Henry, and more!
– October 13, 2020: NYJ released RB Le’Veon Bell, LAD’s almost legendary comeback in NLCS Game 2, and more!
– October 13, 2019: Carlos Correa‘s walk-off HR, Watson outshined Mahomes, Cousins & Diggs connected, and more!
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This close. #WASvsCHI pic.twitter.com/S5OL385R11
— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Tipped and picked! @jonallen93_#WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
The @Commanders recover the fumble and take over in great field position!#WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
POINTS! #WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Huge run for @JuiceHerbert! #WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Dante Pettis puts the @ChicagoBears in the lead! #WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Carson Wentz the offensive lineman ? @cj_wentz#WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Touchdown @BrianR_4. What a moment for him! ?#WASvsCHI on Prime Video
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— NFL (@NFL) October 14, 2022
Yordan Alvarez has the most career go-ahead HR (2) while trailing during the 6th inning or later in MLB history
Both have happened in the last 2 games ??pic.twitter.com/rMD88NoaC0
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2022
King Tuck gets the scoring started. pic.twitter.com/xsGJD7qEkO
— MLB (@MLB) October 13, 2022
WOW! Jose Altuve with the jump throw! pic.twitter.com/NOenYs0XJz
— MLB (@MLB) October 13, 2022
OH MY JA ?#NBAPreseason pic.twitter.com/89czAFKy1A
— NBA TV (@NBATV) October 14, 2022
Ja. Morant.
He's got 29 PTS right now in Q3 on NBA TV. ? pic.twitter.com/OU0vEGfWmp
— NBA (@NBA) October 14, 2022
@THoffman51 HOF resume:
– 7x All-Star
– 1998 MLB SV Leader, 2006 NL SV Leader
– 2x NL Rolaids Relief Award
– Most consecutive seasons (4) with 40+ SV
– 1 of 2 pitchers with 600+ career SV
– #Padres No. 51 retired
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Trevor Hoffman’s #Padres records:
– Career ERA (2.76)
– Career WHIP (1.043)
– Career K/9 IP (9.7)
– Career SV (552)
– Career K/BB (4.0)
– Career GP (902) by a Pitcher
– Career GF (761)
– Season SV (53)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career SV in San Diego #Padres history:
1. Trevor Hoffman (552)
2. Heath Bell (134)
3. Rollie Fingers (108)
4. Rich Gossage (83)
5. Huston Street (80)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Lowest ERA in San Diego #Padres history:
1. Trevor Hoffman (2.76)
2. Greg Harris (2.95)
3. Dave Roberts (2.99)
4. Dave Dravecky (3.12)
5. Craig Lefferts (3.24)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most SV during 1 season in San Diego #Padres history:
1. 1998 Trevor Hoffman (53)
2. 2010 Heath Bell (47)
3. 2006 Trevor Hoffman (46)
4. 1989 Mark Davis (44)
T5. 3x Trevor Hoffman, 2011 Heath Bell (43)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career SV in National League history:
1. Trevor Hoffman (601)
2. John Franco (424)
3. Billy Wagner (422)
4. Kenley Jansen (350)^
5. Lee Smith (347)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
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Brian Dawkins’ Philadelphia #Eagles records:
– Career INT (34)
– Career PD (132)
– Career FF (32)
– Career TKL (914)
– Career SK (21) among DB
– Career TFL (45) among DB
– Season FF (6 x2)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career INT in Philadelphia #Eagles history:
T1. Brian Dawkins, Eric Allen, Bill Bradley (34)
4. Herm Edwards (33)
5. Wes Hopkins (30)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career FF in Philadelphia #Eagles history:
1. Brian Dawkins (32)
2. Seth Joyner (21)
T3. Trent Cole, Brandon Graham (19)
5. Reggie White (18)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
Most career PD in Philadelphia #Eagles history:
1. Brian Dawkins (132)
2. Sheldon Brown (112)
3. Troy Vincent (91)
4. Bobby Taylor (78)
5. Lito Sheppard (70)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
October 13, 1960: Pittsburgh #Pirates OF Bill Mazeroski hit the only walk-off HR in World Series Game 7 history for the most legendary hit of all-time as Pittsburgh defeated the Yankees who went to the next 4 World Series', winning each of the next 2
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
October 13, 2001: New York #Yankees SS Derek Jeter made his iconic run-saving “Flip” play, nailing Jeremy Giambi at home plate that helped defeat Oakland in ALDS Game 3 en route to clinching the World Series where their 4-peat was denied in Game 7
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
October 13, 2013: Down 5-1 in the 8th inning of Game 2 (trailing 1-0) at home to Detroit, #RedSox DH David Ortiz hit an iconic game-tying Grand Slam that helped BOS win the ALCS and eventually the World Series the same year as the Boston Marathon Bombings
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
David Ortiz's MLB playoffs ranks:
– T-1st in career walk-off Hits (3) & walk-off HR (2)
– 4th in career XBH (41)
– T-4th in career RBI (61)
– 5th in career TB (165)
– T-3rd in season RBI (19)
– 5th in season BB (16)
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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) October 14, 2021
[SEE MORE]
3:37 PM: Seattle Mariners vs. Houston Astros [HOU leads 1-0]
7:37 PM: Cleveland Guardians vs. New York Yankees [NYY leads 1-0] (RAINED OUT)
NBA: SG Cam Thomas, Brooklyn Nets (turns 21)
NBA: C Jermaine O’Neal, Retired after 2014 (44)
NBA: SF Paul Pierce, Hall of Fame (45)
NFL: S Brian Dawkins, Hall of Fame (49)
MLB: RP Trevor Hoffman, Hall of Fame (55)
NFL: WR Jerry Rice, Hall of Fame (60)
NBA: HC Doc Rivers, Philadelphia 76ers (61)
MLB: 3B Eddie Mathews, Hall of Fame (91)
2020: Tennessee Titans RB Derrick Henry handed out an all-time stiff arm to Josh Norman during a rare NFL Tuesday Night Football game where Tennessee blew out Buffalo 42-16
2019: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson became the 1st player to record 200+ PASS YDS & 150+ RUSH YDS during the same game in NFL history. Jackson went on to become the youngest MVP in NFL history that year
2016: Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers surpassed Dan Fouts for the most career PASS YDS (43,040) in franchise history. Rivers played 16 seasons for the Chargers and finished with 59,271 PASS YDS which still stands as the franchise record today
2013: Down 5-1 in the 8th inning of Game 2 (trailing 1-0) at home to Detroit, Red Sox DH David Ortiz hit an iconic game-tying Grand Slam that helped BOS win the ALCS and eventually the World Series the same year as the Boston Marathon Bombings
2013: New England Patriots QB Tom Brady completed 1 of his greatest passes when he hit Kenbrell Thompkins for the GW-TD with 0:05 left, outdueling fellow HOF QB Drew Brees by leading a GWD in Foxborough with 1:13 to go & no timeouts
2001: New York Yankees SS Derek Jeter made his iconic run-saving “Flip” play, nailing DH Jeremy Giambi at home plate that helped defeat the Oakland Athletics in ALDS Game 3 en route to clinching the World Series where their 4-peat was denied in Game 7
1995: For the 1st time in its history, the NBA cancelled regular season games due to a work stoppage
1991: Toronto Blue Jays MGR Cito Gaston became the very 1st Manager to be ejected during a playoff game in MLB history — a series-deciding loss to the Minnesota Twins, no less
1985: New York Giants QB Phil Simms threw for 513 yards on a then NFL-record 62 pass attempts while the team picked up a then record 34 1st downs in a classic 33-30 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals
1970: Baltimore Orioles SP Dave McNally became the 1st and only pitcher to ever hit a grand slam in the World Series
1967: The American Basketball Association (ABA) began play, introducing the 3-point line and a red-white-and-blue ball. The ABA lasted almost 10 years before merging with the NBA in 1976
1960: Pittsburgh Pirates OF Bill Mazeroski hit the only walk-off HR in World Series Game 7 history as the most legendary hit of all-time as Pittsburgh defeated the Yankees who went to the next 4 World Series’, winning each of the next 2
1914: Boston Braves completed the very 1st sweep in World Series history with a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics
1903: Boston Americans (Red Sox) defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates in the very 1st modern World Series. There has been a World Series champion every year since then except for 1904 & 1994
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