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It’s Sunday, August 10. On this day in 1981, Pete Rose of the Phillies set the NL hits record with his 3,631st career hit—a single against the Cardinals—surpassing Stan Musial's longstanding mark.
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🏈 Jaguars' Cam Little Drills 70-Yard Field Goal |
At the end of the first half of the Jaguars’ preseason opener against the Steelers last night, Cam Little absolutely crushed a 70‑yard field goal—a jaw‑dropping feat that would have reset the NFL record if it happened in the regular season. See video.
The rookie sixth‑rounder out of Arkansas has already been turning heads with a red‑hot leg and historic accuracy.
Jacksonville head coach Liam Coen had no hesitation at the break, handing Little the call—and the kick flew through with room to spare.
Though it won’t appear in the record books thanks to it being preseason, it still has the internet—and the NFL world—buzzing. |
⚾ Ohtani Reaches 40 HRs for 3rd Straight Season |
Shohei Ohtani crushed his 40th home run of the season—a 417-foot solo shot off Chris Bassitt in the fifth inning last night—helping the Dodgers crush the Blue Jays 9-1.
This milestone marks the third consecutive season—and fourth time overall in his career—that Ohtani has reached the 40‑HR plateau.
His relentless power surge continues to put him among the elite sluggers in baseball, only trailing Cal Raleigh (44) and Kyle Schwarber (41) on the homer leaderboard. |
🏎️ Zilisch Breaks Collarbone Celebrating Win |
Connor Zilisch’s victory celebration at Watkins Glen turned painful last night when the 19‑year‑old slipped while climbing out of his No. 88 at Victory Lane, falling on the pavement after catching his foot in the window netting and suffering a broken collarbone. See video.
Medical crews were on scene fast—he was placed on a backboard, taken to hospital, and later confirmed to be awake and alert with clear CT scans, just that broken bone to report.
As a result, Trackhouse Racing withdrew their No. 87 Cup Series car for today's race, sidelining Zilisch from what would have been his fourth start this season.
Despite the scare, Zilisch took to X hours later to reassure fans he’s on the mend—“thankful for quick attention and grateful it wasn’t any worse.” |
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► Braves outfielder Jurickson Profar robbed Marlins' Agustin Ramirez of a potential home run with a spectacular leaping catch over the left-field fence, helping Atlanta secure a 7-1 win on Saturday. (See Video)
► Mets star Pete Alonso tied Darryl Strawberry's franchise home run record with his 252nd career homer in a 7-4 loss vs. the Brewers on Saturday night. (More)
► Yankees legend Mariano Rivera reportedly suffered a torn Achilles injury during the team's Old-Timers’ Day alumni game on Saturday, requiring surgery next week. (See Details)
► The Mariners announced plans to erect a statue of Ichiro Suzuki outside T-Mobile Park next season, following his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame and the retirement of his No. 51 jersey. (More)
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► Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb, dressed in street clothes on the sideline, was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct after accidentally getting hit by a referee while celebrating during Dallas' preseason matchup vs. the Rams. (See Video)
► Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward impressed in his preseason debut vs. the Buccaneers by leading an 11-play, 65-yard touchdown drive, completing 5 of 8 passes for 67 yards. (More)
► Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy looked sharp in his return and preseason debut vs. the Texans, completing 4 of 7 passes for 30 yards on a lone series that ended with a field goal. (See Details)
► Lions safety Morice Norris shared a positive update saying he's "all good" after suffering a terrifying head injury in a preseason game vs. the Falcons, where he convulsed on the field and was hospitalized overnight. (More)
► Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders confronted ESPN reporter Tony Grossi over perceived negative coverage following his two-touchdown preseason debut vs. the Panthers. (See Video)
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► Notre Dame football will be without expected key contributors, tight end Kevin Bauman and running back Kedren Young, for the 2025 season due to knee injuries. (More)
► LSU Football suspended freshman running back JT Lindsey indefinitely following his arrest, stemming from allegations that he knowingly harbored two teenagers wanted for murder in his dorm room. (More)
► SEC personality Paul Finebaum blasted Big Ten fans for harassing him and "acting like they invented football," while noting their conference's limited national championships compared to the SEC's success. (See Details)
► Longtime NFL coach Jon Gruden is still pursuing a return to coaching in college football and has expressed a fervent desire to lead a team in the SEC. (More) |
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ICYMI: This Week’s Most-Clicked Links
► The Kraken mascot was chased by a charging bear during a fishing trip in Alaska's Katmai National Park alongside center John Hayden, but both escaped unharmed after the bear halted its pursuit. (See Video)
► ESPN ranked the top college football mascots in fun categories like Feathered Friends, Wagons Ho, Animal Kingdom, and Costume Characters, celebrating their dramatic entrances, histories, and game-day impacts with humor and flair. (See Rankings)
► Scottie Scheffler, after shooting a 67 in the first round of the St. Jude Championship, shared that he spent $50 on eBay for a replacement divot repair tool he originally found at Cypress Point. (See Details) |
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► Tommy Fleetwood maintained his St. Jude Championship lead at 14 under after three rounds, holding a one-stroke edge over Justin Rose and two over Scottie Scheffler amid intense FedEx Cup Playoff battles. (More)
► LAFC witnessed an electric debut from Son Heung-Min, who came off the bench to draw a penalty that led to an equalizer in their 2-2 draw vs. Chicago Fire. (See Details)
► Two Japanese boxers, Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, died from brain injuries sustained during separate fights on the same Japanese card at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. (More)
► Legendary Giants quarterback Eli Manning went undercover as a FedEx courier at the St. Jude Championship to prank pro golfers with humorous deliveries and football-themed jabs. (See Video)
► The Little League World Series field is set with 20 teams—10 from U.S. regions and 10 international squads from Asia-Pacific to Puerto Rico—heading to Williamsport for the 2025 tournament from August 13-24. (See Details)
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Which player famously won the Masters by 12 shots in his first pro start at Augusta?
Yesterday's Results: West (32%), Malone (26%), James (25%), Robertson (17%) |
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