By Pro Sports Outlook, The Front Office for Fans
Sep 19, 2021



September 19th, 2021 was remembered for an all-time classic SNF game where Lamar Jackson’s electric plays and clutch conversions combined with a game-sealing forced fumble by rookie Odafe Oweh led Baltimore to an upset win over the Chiefs. Plenty of GW-FGA took place in Week 2 as the Titans and Cowboys Kickers clutched up while Vikings K Greg Joseph failed when it mattered most. Justin Fields got his first extended taste of NFL action and Eagles EDGE Brandon Graham unfortunately tore his Achilles. 

See what happened in sports on September 19th last year, headlined by Justin Verlander needing Tommy John surgery and the Boston Celtics winning a must-win ECF Game 3 vs. Miami as well as what happened in sports on September 19th, 2019 ft. Gardner Minshew making his first career start in Jacksonville while his defense put up a whopping nine sacks in one game. 

WHAT HAPPENED IN SPORTS OVERVIEW: This daily sports post 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, notable birthdays, and a quick recap of significant events on this day in sports history. 



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Big play by Buxton

SNF game-sealing plays

Lamar slayed the Chiefs

The Honey Badger is back

Damien rumbles in for the TD

Demetric not going down easy

Najee’s lethal stiff arm

The King is back

Kyler making MVP plays

Games came down to GW-FG

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NBA: PF Precious Achiuwa, Miami Heat (turns 22)

NBA: PG Trae Young, Atlanta Hawks (23)

NBA: PG Dejounte Murray, San Antonio Spurs (25)

NBA: PF Brandon Clarke, Memphis Grizzlies (25)

NBA: SG CJ McCollum, Portland Trail Blazers (30)

NFL: CB Stephon Gilmore, New England Patriots (31)

MLB: OF George Springer, Toronto Blue Jays (32)

NBA: SG Tyreke Evans, Last played in 2019 (32)

NFL: K Ryan Succop, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (35)

MLB: SP Gio Gonzalez, Retired after 2020 (36)

MLB: 2B Joe Morgan, Hall of Fame (78)

MLB: OF Duke Snider, Hall of Fame (95)

2019: New York Yankees Manager Aaron Boone became the 1st manager to win 100+ games in each of his first 2 seasons as a big league skipper in MLB history 

2019: Baltimore Orioles OF Austin Hays made a 2019 catch of the year candidate by going full extension to rob a rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. of a HR

2011: New York Yankees CP Mariano Rivera became the MLB’s all-time leader in Saves with his 603rd career SV, passing Trevor Hoffman. Rivera finished his unanimous HOF career with 652 SV which still stands as the all-time record

2010: New England Patriots HOF WR Randy Moss made 1 of the most memorable catches of his career when he reeled in a 1-handed TD snag over All-Pro CB Darrelle Revis

2004: New York Jets RB Curtis Martin passed Freeman McNeil for the most career RUSH YDS (8,074) in franchise history en route to a career-high 1,697 RUSH YDS that season. Martin played 8 of his 11 NFL seasons with the Jets and finished with 10,302 RUSH YDS which still stands as the record today

1998: With his 40th HR of the season, Seattle Mariners SS Alex Rodriguez became just the 3rd player in MLB history to record a 40 HR-40 steal season (Jose Canseco, Barry Bonds)

1997: St. Louis Cardinals 1B Mark McGwire became the 1st player to hit 20+ home runs for multiple teams during the same season in MLB history (traded by Oakland on July 31st)

1984: Cincinnati Reds 1B Pete Rose reached 100 hits on the season, giving him a record 22 consecutive years with 100+ hits

1982: Seattle Mariners rookie C Orlando Mercado hit a grand slam in the very 1st at-bat of his career, making him just the 2nd player with a grand slam during his 1st AB in MLB history (Bill Duggleby)

1971: Chicago Cubs SP Fergie Jenkins passed Charlie Root for the most career Ks (1,432) in franchise history with 14 Ks & a CG over the Phillies. Jenkins played 10 of his 19 MLB seasons with the Cubs and recorded 2,038 Ks which still stands as the record today

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