Bitonio Earns Seventh Straight Pro Bowl Cord
Browns left guard Joel Bitonio is added to the AFC Pro Bowl roster as a replacement for Joe Thuney. Bitonio will team with Myles Garrett Jerry Jeudy and Denzel Ward as Cleveland's trio in Orlando. He started all 17 games this season and sits at 161 career starts.
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History of three-peat dynasties across major leagues
An overview traces three consecutive championships across NFL NBA NHL and MLB. It notes Green Bay Packers early titles before Super Bowl era, the Lakers 2000-02 run, Canadiens late 1970s, Islanders early 1980s, Bulls 1991-93 and 1996-98, Yankees 1996-98 and 1998-2000s, with Phil Jackson joining Lakers for two more three-peats.
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Jacque Lemaire
Larry Robinson
Ken Dryden
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Flyers Top Devils 4-2 in home opener of home-and-home
Flyers beat the New Jersey Devils 4-2 as Bobby Brink Joel Farabee and Garnet Hathaway pace a 3-0 lead. Scott Laughton added a goal and assist and Samuel Ersson made 31 saves to halt a skid. Devils captain Nico Hischier missed the game with a lower body injury.
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Chiefs seek third straight Super Bowl title in New Orleans
The Kansas City Chiefs host the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9 in a bid to complete a historic three-peat after exiting the AFC title game with a 32-29 win over the Bills. The Eagles beat the Commanders 55-23 to reach the title game. The event features a star-studded broadcast team led by Kevin Burkhardt with Tom Brady, Erin Andrews, and Tom Rinaldi. Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar headline performances with SZA, Jon Batiste, Trombone Shorty, Lauren Daigle, Ledisi and sign language by Stephanie Nogueras and Matt Maxey.
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Ada factory makes NFL footballs for Super Bowl showdown
Wilson Sporting Goods in Ada Ohio produces the official footballs for the Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Each team gets 108 regular balls plus a dozen for kickers, with about 50 set aside for kickoff. The 20 step handcraft process yields roughly 500,000 footballs a year. A commemorative 10,000 to 20,000 balls will be sold nationwide.
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Penn State hires Knowles as defensive strategist homecoming
Penn State will lose several starters from a defense that ranked seventh in yards allowed. Abdul Carter heads to the NFL while Zane Durant Dani Dennis Sutton Tony Rojas and A J Harris return. James Franklin calls Knowles a strong strategist and excellent defensive mind as he returns to the Philadelphia area, having played at Cornell and coached at Duke Oklahoma State and Mississippi.
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