#franchise-records

#franchise-records

Bam Adebayo sets franchise record for double-doubles, affirming his impact on Miami Heat culture.

The Wizards experienced a record-breaking loss against the Pacers, marking a historic low for the franchise.

The Miami Heat achieved a historic offensive performance, scoring 134 points and recording 42 assists against the Lakers' struggling defense.

Excitement builds as pitchers and catchers report in one month, signaling the end of the offseason.

The White Sox extend their franchise record by suffering their 113th loss of the season after being shut out for the 17th time.

Interim manager Grady Sizemore highlights the team's inability to make necessary adjustments during their offensive struggles.

The Chicago White Sox are facing a historically bad season start with the worst 36-game start in franchise history.

Brock Purdy's record-setting performance emphasizes his potential as a future star for the 49ers despite the team's recent loss.

George Kittle has the opportunity to solidify his legacy with a strong performance in Week 8 against the Cowboys.

Shohei Ohtani is setting unprecedented records in Major League Baseball, likened to legends like Michael Jordan and Tom Brady.

Edmonton Oilers current stars achieving milestones comparable to the franchise legends.

Michael Kopech's effective closing in the win against the Cardinals highlights the Dodgers' versatile bullpen strategy this season.

Key Takeaway

Tony Fernandez, the best shortstop in Blue Jays history, held various franchise records and played a significant role in the team's success across different tours.