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Football On This Day
Jerry Rice Passes Walter Payton in Yards
September 29, 2002
Wide receiver Jerry Rice gets 151 yards from scrimmage, bringing his total to 21,281 to pass Walter Payton as the all-time leader in total yards from scrimmage.
Baseball On This Day
MLB.com Streams its First Game Over the Internet
August 26, 2002
MLB.com streams (300k broadband video) the very first Major League game ,Texas Rangers at New York Yankees via their Gameday Video service.
Baseball On This Day
A Walk-Off Grand Slam on His Birthday
July 27, 2002
Celebrating his birthday in true baseball style, Alex Rodriguez of the Texas Rangers became the first player to hit a walk off grand slam on his birthday.
Baseball On This Day
Happy Birthday to MLB’s Nomar Garciaparra
July 23, 2002
Boston's Nomar Garciaparra became the first player to hit 3 home runs on his birthday including 2 during 1 inning, against the Tampa Bay in a 22-4 rout.
Basketball On This Day
Coach of USA Basketball’s 2002 World Championship Team
October 9, 2001
Milwaukee coach George Karl named coach of USA BasketballÕs 2002 World Championship team that featured Paul Pierce and Michael Finley.
Baseball On This Day
Sammy Sosa Hits His 60th Home Run
October 2, 2001
Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs hit his 60th home run of the 2001 season making him the first Major League player in history with three career 60-home run seasons.
Baseball On This Day
Two Brewers Hit Three Home Runs Each
September 25, 2001
Jeromy Burnitz and Richie Sexson of the Milwaukee Brewers became the first teammates ever to hit three home runs each during the same game.
Lacrosse On This Day
First Steinfeld Cup Final Won by the LI Lizards
September 3, 2001
Paul Gait of Long Island's team scored seven goals and one assist in the first MLL Championship Game against Baltimore.
Baseball On This Day
Barry Bonds Hit His 550th Career Home Run
August 27, 2001
Barry Bonds hit his 550th career home run making him the first player to hit his 500th (April 17, 2001) and 550th home run during the same season.
Baseball On This Day
Three-Hundred Strike-Outs in Four Consecutive Seasons
August 23, 2001
Randy Johnson of the Arizona Diamondbacks became the first pitcher in Major League history to strike out three-hundred batters in four consecutive seasons.
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