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Sports Illustrated cover: 0-18, The Agony of the Orioles

The Capitals Debuted 52 Years Ago Today. Here Are the 5 Worst Losing Streaks in Sports History

The 1974-75 Capitals, the 0-21 Orioles, the 26-game Bucs, Prairie View's 80 straight and Anthony Young's 27: the 5 worst losing streaks in sports history, and how each one finally ended.

The Louisiana Superdome at night

The Superdome Has Seen Everything. Here Are the 10 Biggest Nights in Its 51 Years

Eight Super Bowls, 6 Final Fours, Ali's third title, the Stones' indoor record, the Undertaker's streak, a blackout and a hurricane shelter. The 10 biggest nights in the Superdome's 51 years.

Late-afternoon sun glare through the end zone at AT&T Stadium

Did the Roof Rob the Padres? Here Are 5 Times a Stadium Really Did Decide the Game

A roof cable turned Ty France's 9th-inning drive into an out in Milwaukee. From the Polo Grounds to the Fog Game, here are 5 times the building really did pick the winner.

Jim Brown in his No. 32 Browns jersey

On This Date: Jim Brown Carries 37 Times in the Rain at Soldier Field, a Browns Record (Oct. 4, 1959)

On Oct. 4, 1959, in a steady rain at Soldier Field, Jim Brown carried 37 times for 147 yards and 2 touchdowns, a Browns record, while 92,394 watched the first West Coast World Series game 2,000 miles away.

Four members of the 1933 New York Giants

On This Date: The Giants Beat the Packers Without Making a First Down (Oct. 1, 1933)

On Oct. 1, 1933, the Giants beat the Packers 10-7 in Milwaukee with 66 yards, 1 completion and 0 first downs. Why the Packers were there, how the Giants scored, and the 1942 game where they did it again.

A TV camera on the sideline at Randall's Island for the Fordham-Waynesburg telecast.

On This Date: Fordham vs. Waynesburg, the First Football Game Ever on TV (Sept. 30, 1939)

On Sept. 30, 1939, NBC televised Fordham vs. Waynesburg, the first football game ever on TV. Fordham won 34-7, but little Waynesburg scored the first touchdown.

Josh Allen scrambles against the Chargers.

The Bills Turned It Over 5 Times and Won. These 5 Teams Gave It Away Even More

The Bills beat the Chargers despite 5 turnovers. From Texas-Arkansas 1969 to Super Bowl V to Purdue's 11-turnover win, these 5 teams gave it away even more and still won.