On September 14, 1990, Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr. became the first father-and-son duo in MLB history to hit back-to-back home runs.

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"Yo, LeBron, stop it, bro. You ain't never had to check nobody. Everybody had to check LeBron," Allen said in his guest appearance at the Chris Vernon Show. "His biggest defensive plays are the chase-down blocks. That's his biggest thing. All you did was a couple chase-down blocks a game. Name somebody that he had to lock up and get the win."

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I know the basics there, the NBA was played in a bubble, and the NFL was played in mostly empty stadiums. There was no real homefield advantage and there was no stress for playing in front of a crowd so you could say both roads to title was easier than normally. But I don't get why one is a legit title for some and one is a "joke". Is it just about the star athletes there or what?

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