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This Day in Sports History

Eagles Win 2nd Consecutive Title – December 18, 1949

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From The New York Times Los Angeles December 18, 1949 The Philadelphia Eagles marched through the mud and sailed through the air today to crush The Los Angeles Rams, 14-0, and win the National Football League Championship for the second straight year. It never rains in California, but girl, don't they warn ya? It pours, man, it pours - (Albert Hammond and Mike … [Read more...] about Eagles Win 2nd Consecutive Title – December 18, 1949

Worst NBA Blowout Cavs 148 Heat 80 December 17, 1991

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Hoopmedia At halftime Cleveland was up twenty, a blowout in the making for sure, but teams have been known to comeback from 20-point deficits. In third quarter though, The Heat barely phoned it in, as Cleveland outscored them 33-14. Now The Cavs lead by 39. In the completely ridiculous fourth quarter, Cleveland tacked another another 29 points onto their lead, outscoring … [Read more...] about Worst NBA Blowout Cavs 148 Heat 80 December 17, 1991

Summerall FG Forces Giants Playoff vs Browns Dec. 14, 1958

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Today in Pro Football History The New York Giants and the Cleveland Browns, the top two teams in the Eastern Conference, faced off against each other on December 14, 1958. It was the last game of the regular season. The Browns were 9-2 and the Giants were 8-3. In a heavy snow storm, Pat Summerall kicked a game winning 47 yard field goal for the Giants, with just under two … [Read more...] about Summerall FG Forces Giants Playoff vs Browns Dec. 14, 1958