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Happy Birthday to my beautiful wife these six months have been the best of my life and can’t wait to spend the rest of my life with you 💚

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Phillies kick off a series against the Brewers in Milwaukee tonight.

The Phillies currently lead the all-time regular season series 98-84 and also hold a 3-1 postseason record against Milwaukee.

Philadelphia is set to face a towering Brewers Cy Young candidate on the mound, reminiscent of when Shane Victorino crushed a grand slam off former Brewers ace C.C. Sabathia in Game 2 of the 2008 NLDS.

It was the first postseason grand slam in Phillies franchise history and remains one of only two postseason grand slams in team history

1.) Shane Victorino (2008 NLDS)
2.) Bryson Stott (2023 NLWC)

Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead

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Canada takes on Bosnia and Herzegovina today in their first World Cup match of 2026.

It’s only the third time Canada has ever qualified for the FIFA World Cup after previously appearing in 1986 and 2022.

Canada has yet to win a match in World Cup history, going 0-6 all-time, so a victory today would mark a historic moment for the country’s program.

The only World Cup goal ever scored by a Canadian player belongs to Alphonso Davies, who scored just two minutes into Canada’s match against Croatia in 2022

Data via @fbref ⁠

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On this day in Philly sports history, June 12, 2023

J.T. Realmuto hit for the 9th cycle in Phillies franchise history against the Diamondbacks in Arizona. It was the first Phillies cycle since David Bell in 2004.

1.) Sam Thompson — Aug. 17, 1894
2.) Lave Cross — April 24, 1894
3.) Cy Williams — Aug. 5, 1927
4.) Chuck Klein — July 1, 1931
5.) Chuck Klein — May 26, 1933
6.) Johnny Callison — June 27, 1963
7.) Gregg Jefferies — Aug. 25, 1995
8.) David Bell — June 28, 2004
9.) J.T. Realmuto — June 12, 2023
10.) Weston Wilson — Aug. 15, 2024

Data via @baseball_ref

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On this day in sports history, June 12, 2011

The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Miami Heat 105-95 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals to secure the first championship in franchise history.

Jason Terry came up huge off the bench with 19 first-half points while Dirk Nowitzki struggled early.

Terry finished the game with 27 points, tied for the 5th most points ever scored off the bench in an NBA Finals game.

1.) Sam Cassell — 31 vs. Orlando Magic (1995)
2.) Fred Brown — 30 vs. Washington Bullets (1978)
T-3.) Billy Cunningham — 28 vs. San Francisco Warriors (1967)
T-3.) Larry Siegfried — 28 vs. Los Angeles Lakers (1969)
T-5.) Manu Ginóbili — 27 vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (2007)
T-5.) Bennedict Mathurin — 27 vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (2025)
T-5.) Jason Terry — 27 vs. Miami Heat (2011)

Data via @bball_ref / @Stathead

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South Korean superstar Son Heung-min has a chance to become the all-time leading scorer for South Korea in FIFA World Cup history with a goal tonight vs. the Czech Republic 🇰🇷

T-1.) Ahn Jung-hwan — 3
T-1.) Park Ji-sung — 3
T-1.) Son Heung-min — 3

Data via @fbref

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On this day in sports history, June 11, 1990

Nolan Ryan pitched the sixth no-hitter of his career, extending his Major League record, as the Texas Rangers defeated the Oakland Athletics 5-0.

Ryan became the first pitcher in MLB history to throw no-hitters in three different decades, throw no-hitters for three different franchises, and throw a no-hitter at age 43 or older.

He would go on to finish his career with 7 no-hitters, still the most in MLB history and 3 more than second place Sandy Koufax with 4.

1.) Nolan Ryan (7)
2.) Sandy Koufax (4)
T-3.) Justin Verlander (3)
T-3.) Bob Feller (3)
T-3.) Cy Young (3)
T-3.) Larry Corcoran (3)

Data via @baseball_ref

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On this day in Philly sports history, June 11, 1985

Von Hayes became the first player in MLB history to hit two home runs in the first inning as the Phillies crushed the Mets 26-7.

The Phillies’ 26 runs not only set a franchise record for runs in a game, which still stands 41 years later, but were also the most runs scored in a National League game since 1914.

Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead

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With his third assist of the night Jalen Brunson now has the second most playoff assists all-time in Knicks franchise history

1.) Walt Frazier — 599
2.) Jalen Brunson — 393
3.) John Starks — 392
4.) Dick McGuire — 282
T-5.) Patrick Ewing — 271
T-5.) Mark Jackson — 271
T-7.) Bill Bradley — 263
T-7.) Charlie Ward — 263
9.) Josh Hart — 242
10.) Dave DeBusschere — 234

Data via @bball_ref / @Stathead

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On this day in sports history, June 10, 2013

Battling through the fog, Brandon Phillips delivered an all-time performance:

• 1 HR
• 6 RBI

It was the 4th game of Phillips’ career with 1+ home run and 6+ RBI. He would go on to finish with 5 such games, tying Johnny Bench for the most in Reds franchise history

T-1.) Johnny Bench — 5
T-1.) Brandon Phillips — 5
3.) Gus Bell — 3
T-4.) Frank Robinson — 3
T-4.) Dave Parker — 3

Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead

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On this day in Philly sports history, June 10, 2021

The Phillies beat the Braves 4-3 behind a dominant outing from Zack Wheeler:

• 8 IP
• 4 H
• 0 R
• 0 BB
• 12 K

It was the third and final 12+ strikeout game of Wheeler’s 2021 season, tied for the 5th most such games in a season by a Phillies pitcher.

T-1.) Curt Schilling — 7 (1997)
T-1.) Curt Schilling — 7 (1998)
2.) Steve Carlton — 6 (1982)
3.) Steve Carlton — 5 (1972)
4.) Cliff Lee — 4 (2011)
T-5.) Steve Carlton — 3 (1977)
T-5.) Steve Carlton — 3 (1979)
T-5.) Steve Carlton — 3 (1983)
T-5.) Zack Wheeler — 3 (2021)
T-5.) Cristopher Sánchez — 3 (2025)

Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead

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Hunter Goodman continued his hot stretch today, smacking his 5th home run in 7 games bringing his season total to 18

He’s just the 9th player in Rockies franchise history to have 18+ home runs through his first 65 games of a season

• Nolan Arenado — 20 HR (2016)

• Charlie Blackmon — 18 HR (2019)

• Vinny Castilla — 22 HR (1998)

• Andrés Galarraga — 20 HR (1994), 19 HR (1996), 18 HR (1997)

• Carlos González — 19 HR (2013)

• Todd Helton — 21 HR (2000), 22 HR (2001)

• Michael Toglia — 19 HR (2024)

• Larry Walker — 22 HR (1995), 18 HR (1996), 20 HR (1997), 24 HR (1999), 21 HR (2001)

• Hunter Goodman — 18 HR (2026)

Data via @baseball_ref

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With Russell Wilson hanging his cleats up, do you believe he has a shot at Canton?

• 46,966 passing yards (16th all-time)
• 353 passing touchdowns (12th all-time)
• 3,951 pass completions (15th all-time)
• 9 playoff wins (T-13th all-time)

He’s one of only 10 quarterbacks in NFL history with 40,000+ passing yards, 300+ passing touchdowns, and a Super Bowl win

• Tom Brady (89,214 passing yards, 649 passing TD)

• Drew Brees (80,358 passing yards, 571 passing TD)

• Peyton Manning (71,940 passing yards, 539 passing TD)

• Brett Favre (71,838 passing yards, 508 passing TD)

• Aaron Rodgers (66,274 passing yards, 527 passing TD)

• Matthew Stafford (64,516 passing yards, 423 passing TD)

• Ben Roethlisberger (64,088 passing yards, 418 passing TD)

• Eli Manning (57,023 passing yards, 366 passing TD)

• John Elway (51,475 passing yards, 300 passing TD)

• Russell Wilson (46,966 passing yards, 353 passing TD)

Data via @pfref / @Stathead

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On this day in sports history, June 9, 2015

LeBron James single-handedly carried the Cleveland Cavaliers to a Game 3 NBA Finals win over the Golden State Warriors with an all-time performance:

• 40 points
• 12 rebounds
• 8 assists
• 4 steals

LeBron outscored the other four Cleveland starters by himself as Matthew Dellavedova, Tristan Thompson, Iman Shumpert, and Timofey Mozgov combined for just 39 points.

It was the first NBA Finals game of LeBron’s career with 40+ points, 12+ rebounds, and 8+ assists. He would go on to record two more such games.

No other player in NBA Finals history has more than one.

LeBron James (3 games)

• 40 PTS • 14 REB • 11 AST vs. Warriors — June 14, 2015

• 40 PTS • 12 REB • 8 AST vs. Warriors — June 9, 2015

• 41 PTS • 13 REB • 8 AST vs. Warriors — June 12, 2017

Michael Jordan (1 game)

• 42 PTS • 12 REB • 9 AST vs. Suns — June 11, 1993

Shaquille O’Neal (1 game)

• 40 PTS • 12 REB • 8 AST vs. Nets — June 7, 2002

Jerry West (1 game)

• 42 PTS • 13 REB • 12 AST vs. Celtics — May 5, 1969

Data via @bball_ref / @Stathead

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On this day in Philly sports history, June 9, 2021

Down to their final out, Luke Williams hit his first career home run in dramatic fashion, launching a walk-off homer to give the Phillies a 2-1 win over the Braves.

Williams became just the fourth Phillies player in franchise history to hit a walk-off home run for their first career homer and the first since David Doster on June 21, 1996

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Yandy Díaz belted his 12th home run of the season today and is now up to 12 HR and 44 RBI through his first 60 games played this season.

He becomes just the 16th player in Rays franchise history to record 12+ home runs and 40+ RBI within their first 60 games of a season.

Yandy Díaz — 12 HR • 44 RBI (2026)
Junior Caminero — 15 HR • 40 RBI (2025)
Jose Siri — 19 HR • 40 RBI (2023)
Randy Arozarena — 12 HR • 43 RBI (2023)
Austin Meadows — 14 HR • 48 RBI (2021)
Travis d’Arnaud — 13 HR • 45 RBI (2019)
Brandon Lowe — 14 HR • 43 RBI (2019)
Austin Meadows — 12 HR • 40 RBI (2019)
Evan Longoria — 12 HR • 44 RBI (2012)
Carlos Peña — 15 HR • 45 RBI (2010)
Ben Zobrist — 14 HR • 41 RBI (2009)
Carlos Peña — 18 HR • 43 RBI (2009)
Evan Longoria — 15 HR • 59 RBI (2009)
Carlos Peña — 17 HR • 44 RBI (2007)
Ty Wigginton — 13 HR • 44 RBI (2006)
Jonny Gomes — 15 HR • 42 RBI (2006)
Greg Vaughn — 15 HR • 42 RBI (2001)
José Canseco — 25 HR • 56 RBI (1999)
Fred McGriff — 16 HR • 43 RBI (1999)

Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead

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Stephon Castle’s 23-point performance tonight brought his total for this postseason up to 399 points, now the 6th most by a second year player in NBA history.

1.) Hakeem Olajuwon — 537
2.) Rick Barry — 521
3.) Andrew Toney — 457
4.) Anfernee Hardaway — 412
5.) Jerry West — 409
6.) Stephon Castle — 399
7.) Tim Duncan — 395
8.) Dwyane Wade — 384
9.) George Mikan — 376
10.) Larry Bird — 373

Data via @bball_ref / @Stathead

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Spurs win their first game of the series 115-111 to make it a 2-1 series

Stephon Castle stepped up big

• 23 points
• 5 assists
• 5 rebounds
• 2/5 from deep

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Dylan Harper is up to 13 points through 3 quarters, bringing his postseason total to 279 points, now the 10th most total points by a rookie in NBA playoff history

1.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — 352
2.) Jayson Tatum — 351
3.) Alvan Adams — 341
4.) Tyler Herro — 335
5.) Elgin Baylor — 331
6.) George Mikan — 303
7.) Jack Sikma — 301
8.) Wilt Chamberlain — 299
9.) Magic Johnson — 293
10.) Dylan Harper — 279

Data via @bball_ref / @Stathead

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Cristopher Sánchez recorded another 10 strikeout game tonight, giving him his 4th of the season already tying his total from the 2025 season.

It’s also the 11th 10-strikeout game of his career, tying him with Brett Myers for the 9th most in Phillies franchise history.

1.) Steve Carlton — 70
2.) Curt Schilling — 48
3.) Aaron Nola — 31
4.) Cole Hamels — 29
5.) Jim Bunning — 25
6.) Zack Wheeler — 23
7.) Cliff Lee — 22
8.) Chris Short — 17
T-9.) Brett Myers — 11
T-9.) Cristopher Sánchez — 11

Data via @Stathead / @baseball_ref

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Tonight’s lotto ticket

Julian Champagnie 15+ PTS
Jalen Brunson 4+ REB
Devin Vassell O6.5 REB+AST
De’Aaron Fox 2+ THREES

+4407 odds 💰