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There have been six examples in NBA history of a team winning 40+ more games than it did the previous season (including playoffs). Three of those were by the @spurs including this season (34 in 2024-25 to 74 in 2025-26).

In their 14 playoff games in 2026, the @nyknicks have outscored their opponents by 271 points (19.4 per game). That's the largest point differential over any 14-game span in the 80 seasons of the franchise (regular season & playoffs).

The @GoldenKnights' opponents during their current 7-game winning streak had an average points percentage of .680 during the regular season. That's the toughest strength of schedule for any team during a 7-0 stretch in the playoffs in NHL history.

So far this season: Jacob Misiorowski: 1.65 ERA, 13.69 K/9 Kyle Harrison: 1.57 ERA, 11.46 K/9 Since ERA became official in both leagues in 1913, no other MLB team has had 2 pitchers with a sub-2.00 ERA & 11.00+ K/9 at the end of any day in June or later (min. 10 starts each).

The Golden Knights are appearing in their third Stanley Cup Final in their ninth season as a franchise. They are the only NHL/NBA/NFL/MLB expansion team since 1990 to make the championship round in multiple seasons within their first 10 years of existence.

The @Brewers over their last 28 games: 21-7 record 284 pitching strikeouts 13 HR allowed No other MLB team has had as many wins and strikeouts while allowing as few home runs over a 28-game span.

List of teams over .500 through 60 games in modern era despite having at least 20 more fielding errors, 20 fewer base hits and 20 fewer pitching strikeouts than opponents: 1901 Detroit Tigers 1903 Chicago White Stockings 1944 Pittsburgh Pirates 2026 Washington Nationals

Luis Arraez is the second MLB player in the last 50 years to enter June with at least 70 hits and single-digit strikeouts. The other was Tony Gwynn, who did it in 1991 and 1997.

Players with 50+ Walks and 50+ Runs Scored Before June in Season – Since 1901 1994 Frank Thomas, CWS 2026 James Wood, WSH

In NBA history, only once has a player had: 150+ points 75+ rebounds 50+ FT made 15+ threes made 15+ blocks 10+ steals ...over any 7-game span, regular season or playoffs. That one instance was Victor Wembanyama in the Western Conference Finals to oust the defending champs.

The Thunder this season, including playoffs: vs. Spurs: 4-8 (.333) vs. Everyone Else: 71-14 (.835) They're the first team in NBA history to have 8+ losses against one team in a season while having 70+ wins against everyone else (reg & post).

Ronald Acuña Jr. of the @Braves is the only MLB player in the modern era to have a 3-game span with: 4+ home runs 4+ stolen bases 4+ walks

Victor Wembanyama this postseason: 372 points 176 rebounds He is the youngest player in NBA history to reach those totals over a single postseason (age as of today - 22 years, 146 days).

Saturday will mark the second Game 7 in NBA history between two teams who each had a .750+ win pct in the regular season. The other came in the 1981 Eastern Conference Finals, when the Celtics beat the 76ers 91-90 to complete their comeback from a 3-1 series deficit.

Ezequiel Tovar for the @Rockies tonight: multi-HR game walkoff HR steal of home No one else in MLB history has done all of that in the same game.

Friday in MLB: walkoff 2-run HR by Bryan Reynolds walkoff 2-run HR by Miguel Vargas walkoff 2-run HR by MJ Melendez walkoff 2-run HR by Ezequiel Tovar This is the first time in MLB history there were 4 multi-run walkoff homers on the same day.

The @Canes lost Game 1 to the Canadiens 6-2. They never trailed for a second the rest of the series. They're the first team in NHL history to lose Game 1 of a best-of-7 series by 4+ goals but then win the next 4 games without trailing in any of them.

Munetaka Murakami of the @whitesox has hit 20 home runs this season. That ties him with Nelson Cruz (2014 BAL) and Jim Thome (2006 CWS) for the most home runs prior to June by any player in his first season with an MLB team.

Since ERA became official in both leagues in 1913, Spencer Arrighetti of the @astros is the only MLB pitcher to enter June with: 7+ wins a sub-1.50 ERA fewer than 30 hits allowed