Week of October 30th

Relive some of the greatest moments in Sports History

Episode Transcript

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Looking back at the world of sports. It's the iHeartRadio Weekend Sports Time Capsule.
What's going on sports fans at DandyWest, and I'm here to take
you on a journey back to thisweek in sports history. We'll start off
way back in nineteen thirty three,the Chicago Bears thirty game unbeaten streak ends
to the then Boston Redskins. Theylose ten to nothing. Staying with streaks.

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This week in nineteen seventy one,the La Lakers start a thirty three
game consecutive winning streak. This weekin nineteen seventy four, Muhammad Ali knocks
out George Foreman in the eighth roundto regain the world heavyweight title. Sticking
with mister Foreman. This week innineteen ninety four, at age forty five,
George Foreman becomes boxing's oldest heavyweight championwhen he defeats twenty six year old

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Michael Moor in the tenth round oftheir wbaight fight in Las Vegas. This
week in nineteen ninety six, Yankeeshortstop Derek Jeter is the unanimous choice as
AL Rookie of the Year. Thisweek in two thousand and one, Scott
Brocius of the Yankees, hit atwo out, game time home run in
the ninth inning at Yankee Stadium.The night after Teammateino Martinez had done the

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same thing, and New York beatArizona three to two and eleven innings to
take a three games to two leadin the World Series. And this week
in two thousand and one, theBaltimore Ravens erase a twenty four to three
deficit to defeat Arizona thirty to twentyseven. It marks the fifth time that
season a team trailed by at leasttwenty points and came back to win.

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That is the most in a singleseason in NFL history. And that's just
some of what happened this week insports history. The Weekend Sports Time Capsule on iHeartRadio