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What Happened in Sports: September 12, 2022
See what happened in sports on September 12, 2022 ft. Seahawks win over Broncos on MNF after 64-yard GW-FGA, Bo Bichette's clutch HR, and more!
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September 12, 2022 in sports was highlighted by a controversial ending to MNF after Denver Broncos rookie HC Nathaniel Hackett surprisingly decided to attempt a 64-yard GW-FGA instead of go for the 4th & 5 with a minute left that ultimately led to the Seahawks beating Russell Wilson in his return to Seattle. Bo Bichette set another Blue Jays record after a clutch GW-HR, Mookie Betts’ historic HR helped LA make their own history, and the Giants extended Wilmer Flores. Kyle Fuller, Ja’Wuan James, & Derek Barnett were ruled out for the year.
See what happened in sports on this day in recent years:
– September 12, 2021: NFL Sunday Week 1, Chiefs comeback win vs. Browns, Max Scherzer‘s 3,000th K, and more!
– September 12, 2020: Lakers clinched their spot in the WCF, Houston Astros shocked the LA Dodgers, and more!
– September 12, 2019: The Bucs big divisional win, Acuna made MLB history, Giolito‘s White Sox record, and more!
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— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2022
BIG PLAY, @JERRYJEUDY!
?: #DENvsSEA on ESPN/ABC
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— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2022
GOAL LINE STAND. @Seahawks
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— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2022
What a START! @GenoSmith3 improvises to @Will_Diss. Place is electric!
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— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2022
17-of-18
164 yards
2 TDs@GenoSmith3 is showing exactly why he won the Seahawks QB competition. ?
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— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2022
Bo Bichette recorded the most Hits (24) over an 11-game span in Toronto #BlueJays historypic.twitter.com/ILJ4ElGqd2
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 13, 2022
No matter where you put him, Mookie will flash the leather. pic.twitter.com/9XU7FKu9fv
— MLB (@MLB) September 13, 2022
The concentration! What an insane play! ?
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— MLB (@MLB) September 13, 2022
[SEE MORE]
8:15 PM: Denver Broncos vs. Seattle Seahawks
6:10 PM: Los Angeles Angels (61-79) vs. Cleveland Guardians (73-65)
7:07 PM: Tampa Bay Rays (78-60) vs. Toronto Blue Jays (78-61)
9:45 PM: Atlanta Braves (87-53) vs. San Francisco Giants (67-73)
NFL: SF Ziaire Williams, Memphis Grizzlies (turns 21)
NFL: DL LJ Collier, Seattle Seahawks (27)
MLB: RP Tyler Danish, Boston Red Sox (27)
MLB: RP Keynan Middleton, Arizona Diamondbacks (29)
MLB: RP Matt Wisler, Free Agent (30)
NFL: QB Andrew Luck, Retired in 2019 (33)
MLB: 1B Freddie Freeman, Los Angeles Dodgers (33)
NBA: C Yao Ming, Hall of Fame (42)
2019: New York Jets QB Sam Darnold was infamously diagnosed with mono and would miss the following 3 games
2019: Atlanta Braves OF Ronald Acuna became the youngest player in MLB history and the 1st player in franchise history (regardless of age) to put up 35+ HR & 35+ SB in a single season
2015: Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz became the only full-time DH to join the exclusive 500-HR club with his 2nd HR of the day. Ortiz finished with 493 of his HR when playing as a DH, which is almost 200 more than the next closest player (Frank Thomas – 296)
1999: 3 years after moving to Baltimore and becoming the Ravens, the Cleveland Browns returned as an expansion team and lost their debut game to the Pittsburgh Steelers
1996: Seattle Mariners SS Alex Rodriguez set an MLB record for the position with his 88th extra-base hit in a victory over the Royals. A-Rod finished the season with 91 XBH which still stands as the MLB record for Shortstops
1988: Arizona Cardinals lost their Phoenix, Arizona debut to the Dallas Cowboys
1976: Seattle Seahawks played their inaugural regular season game, losing to the St. Louis Cardinals
1976: At 50 years old, DH Minnie Minoso returned to the field with the White Sox after a 12-year hiatus, becoming the 4th-oldest player to record a hit and 1 of a handful to play in 4 different decades
1965: San Francisco Giants SP Warren Spahn recorded the 363rd and final victory of his MLB career (most ever by a LHP) with a 2-run complete game against the Cubs
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