Sports · 1987
In 1987, sports delivered unforgettable drama, from electrifying buzzer-beaters and legendary golf play-offs to the dominance of LA's Showtime Lakers. Fans witnessed thrilling championship showdowns and iconic individual performances that etched themselves permanently into athletic lore.
Penn State's defense forces seven turnovers to stun the heavily favored Miami Hurricanes 14-10, securing the national championship.
Phil Simms completes 22 of 25 passes as the New York Giants dominate the Denver Broncos 39-20 to claim their first Super Bowl title.
Indiana's Keith Smart sinks a baseline jumper with five seconds remaining to lift the Hoosiers over Syracuse for the national championship.
Augusta native Larry Mize shocks Greg Norman with a 140-foot chip-in on the second playoff hole to win the Green Jacket.
Magic Johnson hits his famous 'baby hook' in Game 4, leading the Lakers to a 4-2 series victory over their arch-rival Boston Celtics.
Australia's Pat Cash defeats Ivan Lendl in straight sets and starts an iconic tradition by climbing into the player's box to celebrate.
Mike Tyson defeats Tony Tucker by unanimous decision to unify the WBA, WBC, and IBF belts as undisputed heavyweight champion.
The Minnesota Twins defeat the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games, marking the first World Series where the home team won every single game.
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