That time Fred VanVleet scored 54 points
Fredderick Edmund VanVleet Sr. also went 11/12 in 3-point attempts. The 54 points in a game is a team (Toronto Raptors) record. VanVleet was an undrafted player (teams did not choose him during the 2016 draft).
That time the Raptors came back from being down 30 points late in the 3rd quarter
Biggest comeback in Raptors history. Kyle Lowry scored 20 points in the 4th quarter. The Raptors were missing some key starters.
That time, a night after being benched early, Zach Lavine hit 13 3-pointers – including the game-winner.
The previous night, against Miami, Lavine was benched by head coach Jim Boylen just minutes into the game.
That time Rafael Nadal faced a match point down 1-5 in the final set before rallying for the win
Finished 6-7 (3), 6-3, 7-6 (4) He beat Russian Daniil Medvedev
That time Chris Coghlan jumped over the catcher to score a run
Notable: in 2014 there was a rule change (7.13) in baseball that was meant to avoid injuries when colliding with the catcher. Previously, it was common for a player to run into the catcher in the hopes of dislodging the ball.
That time Fernando Tatis hit two grand slams in the same inning off the same pitcher
Fernando Tatis of the St. Louis Cardinals off Chan Ho Park of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
That time the Quebec Nordiques relocated and became the Colorado Avalanche and won the Stanley Cup in their first year
1996 Finals. They would sweep the Florida Panthers, an expansion team that had only been in the league since 1993. The Quebec Nordiques were in the NHL from 1979 to 1995. They would move to Colorado for the 95/96 season.
That time all 7 games were won by the away team in the 2019 World Series
“Home Team Advantage”? Nah.
That time the Vancouver Canucks blew a 5-1 lead
Washington would score 4 goals in under 8 minutes. The game would end up tied. Washington would win in the shootout.
That time the Washington Nationals started the season with a 19-31 record and ended up winning the World Series.
Also, this was the first year after the big loss of star Bryce Harper who signed the largest contract in history at the time to join the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Mets completed the 4-game sweep on May 23rd and the Nationals were 19-31 (.380 win percentage).
Bryce Harper left as a free agent and signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for 13 years / $330 million.