Back in Time: January 19

SI Staff | Jan 19, 2011

Back in Time: January 19

Notre Dame

AP

Notre Dame beats UCLA, 71-70, to snap the Bruins' NCAA-record 88-game win streak.

Ozzie Smith

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Cardinal infielder Ozzie Smith becomes the game's first $1 million shortstop when he signs a three-year deal with St. Louis.

Brent Price

AP

Washington's Brent Price sets an NBA record for most consecutive field goals made (13).

Ivan Rodriguez

AP

Ivan Rodriguez signs the richest one-year deal in baseball history. Avoiding salary arbitration, the all-star backstop agrees to a contract worth $6.65 million to play for the Rangers.

Chick Hearn

AP

Lakers' broadcaster Chick Hearn announces his 3,000th consecutive game. Hearn last missed a broadcast on November 20, 1965.

Theo Epstein

AP

After an 80-day departure, Theo Epstein (pictured here at the 2007 "Hot Stove, Cool Music" festival in Boston) returns to the Red Sox in a yet-to-be named capacity. The youngest general manager in baseball history, who assembled a World Champion team in 2004, had left Boston on Halloween Day, saying the position was not "the right fit."

Born on this Day

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Joe Schmidt (1932) Dan Reeves (1944) Steve DeBerg (1954) Ottis Anderson (1957) Chris Sabo (1962) Michael Adams (1963) Stefan Edberg (1966) Junior Seau (1969, pictured) Luc Longley (1969) Orlando Palmeiro (1969) Reggie Brooks (1971) Tyrone Wheatley (1972) Shawn Johnson (1992)