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The have hit 18 pinch-hit HR in 2021, the most in history.

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October 2, 2016: Atlanta WR Julio Jones set a franchise record with 300 REC YDS as the Falcons beat the Carolina Panthers 48-33 during their high-scoring 11-5 season that ended in a 28-3 blown lead during the Super Bowl to New England

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October 2, 1963: Los Angeles u00a0 SP Sandy Koufax set a MLB World Series record with 15 Ks during a Game 1 victory over the New York Yankees

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Most Ks during 1 postseason GP in MLB history:
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2. Kevin Brown (16)
T3. Gerrit Cole, Roger Clemens, Livan Hernandez, Mike Mussina, & Sandy Koufax (15)

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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports)

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October 2, 2004: Houston 2B Jeff Kent became the all-time HR leader among 2nd Basemen with the 302nd of his career. Kent's 354 HR still stand as the most ever by a MLB 2nd Baseman

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Most HR by a 2B in MLB history:
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4. Craig Biggio (291)
5. Ryne Sandberg (282)
6. Joe Morgan (268)

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— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports)

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October 2, 1995: Chicago acquired PF Dennis Rodman from the San Antonio Spurs, sparking another 3-year championship run

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