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THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 2/14

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Mike Dywan
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1951 – Sugar Ray Robinson defeats Jake LaMotta to win the middleweight title.

1966 – Wilt Chamberlain breaks the NBA scoring record with 20,884 career points.

1995 – The Portland Trailblazers trade Clyde Drexler to the Houston Rockets.

2018 – Shaun White wins his 3rd Olympic halfpipe gold medal.

2019 – Russell Westbrook records a triple-double in the 11th straight game, an NBA record.

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