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| WHAT'S BREWING TODAY Tuesday, February 15 On Today's Scorecard Simply Super |
| Sunday capped the most thrilling postseason in NFL history. The scores of the final seven games: 19-16 (walk-off), 13-10 (walk-off), 30-27 (walk-off), 42-36 (OT walk-off), 27-24 (OT walk-off), 20-17, 23-20. Per Axios Sports, it was an incredibly even game on the stat sheet. Both teams had 13 drives and finished with nearly the same exact number of plays (Rams 66, Bengals 61) and yards (Rams 313, Bengals 305). 7: Joe Burrow was sacked a Super Bowl record-tying seven times, upping his postseason total to an NFL-record 19. Overall, he was sacked 70 times this season, third-most ever. 8: For the eighth straight Super Bowl, the team that lost the coin toss won the game. 17: For the 17th time in the past 21 Super Bowls, the underdog covered the spread (Bengals +4). 36: Sean McVay, 36, passed Mike Tomlin by about 10 months to become the youngest head coach to win the Super Bowl. FYI: Each day this week we'll share other eye-opening numbers and stats from Super Bowl LVI. |
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| Don't look now but no player in NBA history has scored more points than LeBron James. James has scored 25+ points in 22 straight games, the longest streak of his career — at age 37. The King has scored 36,526 career points in the regular season (1,350 games), and 7,631 career points in the playoffs (266 games). With it, no player has scored more points in official games: •James: 44,157 •Abdul-Jabbar: 44,149 •Karl Malone: 41,689 •Kobe Bryant: 39,283 •Michael Jordan: 38,279 •Dirk Nowitzki: 35,223 •Wilt Chamberlain: 35,026 •Shaquille O'Neal: 33,846 •Tim Duncan: 31,668 •Hakeem Olajuwon: 30,701 |
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| Per Axios Sports, Tom Brady is the first NFL, NBA, NHL or MLB player to finish top-2 in MVP voting in his final season since Sandy Koufax in 1966. |