TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY NOVEMBER 2

2009  Cliff Lee wins his 2^nd World Series game as Phillies beat NYY in game 5

2005  Greg Maddux wins his 15^th Gold Glove Award

2000  Todd Helton of Colorado names AP Player of the Year - .372 average, 42 HRs, 147 RBI, and 59 doubles

1999  NBA.com makes its debut

1999  Lamar Odom of LA Clippers makes his NBA debut – scored 30 in a 104-92 loss

1995  NYY name Joe Torre as manager

1990  Golden State beats Denver 162-158 – 320 points is the most scored in a non OT game

1988  Walt Weiss wins AL Rookie of the Year – 3^rd straight for an Oakland player – Canseco and McGwire

1977  Steve Carlton of Philadelphia wins his 2^nd Cy Young – 23-10, 2.64 ERA, 17 complete games

1976  Randy Jones of San Diego is the NL Cy Young winner – 22-14, 2.74 ERA, 25 complete games

1974  Atlanta trades Hank Aaron to Milwaukee – started his career there 4/13/54

1972  Steve Carlton wins NL Cy Young award – 27-10, 1.97 ERA, 30 complete games, 310 strikeouts – Philadelphia only won 59 games all season

1969  A NFL record 12 TD passes – New Orleans Billy Kilmer and St. Louis’ Charley Johnson pass for 6 each

1960  Roger Maris named MVP – beat Mickey Mantle by 3 votes

1938  Jimmie Foxx of Red Sox wins his 3^rd AL MVP - .349 average, 50 HRs, 175 RBI