TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY NOVEMBER 9

2004  Roger Clemens wins his 7^th Cy Young – 18-4, 2.98 ERA, 218 strikeouts

1999  Carlos Beltran wins AL Rookie of the Year - .293 average, 22 HRs, 108 RBI

1995  Chicago Bulls beat Cleveland in Ohio – 1^st road win of the season – will win NBA record 33 on the road this season

1995  LA Dodgers Hideo Nomo named NL Rookie of the Year – 13-6, 2.54 ERA, 236 strikeouts

1993  Michael Williams of Timberwolves ends his record NBA consecutive free throw steak at 97 over two seasons

1993  Barry Bonds wins NL MVP for the 3^rd time in last 4 seasons - .336 average, 46 HRs, 123 RBI

1989  Milwaukee Bucks beat Seattle 155-154 in 5 OTs – 2^nd longest game in NBA history (1949) – Dale Ellis of Supersonics set NBA record by playing 69 minutes

1983  David Stern named NBA commissioner

1982  Robin Yount of Milwaukee named MVP - .331 average, 210 hits, 114 RBI, 46 doubles

1982  Sugar Ray Leonard retires from boxing for the 1^st time

1977  George Foster of Reds named MVP - .320 average, 52 HRs, 149 RBI

1953  The Supreme Court rules that MLB is exempt from antitrust laws

1946  George Mikan makes his NBA debut