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The Real Super Bowl MVPs When it comes to selecting the Super Bowl's best players, it's usually all about the quarterbacks, even though that's often not been the reality Author: Feb 3, 2021 When the Chiefs and Buccaneers face off in Super Bowl LV, you can pretty much expect either Patrick Mahomes or Tom Brady to be named the game’s MVP — regardless of whether they deserve it. That’s what history has shown us. When it comes to selecting a Super Bowl MVP, the voters don’t get it right very often. Super Bowl I — Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10 Who won: Green Bay QB Bart Starr

When Did the Bucs Last Win the Super Bowl? Looking back at Tampa's Only Triumph On 2/1/21 at 9:42 AM EST The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' return to the Super Bowl has been a long time in the making. Super Bowl LV on February 7 will mark the Bucs' first appearance in the NFL championship game in 18 years, when they defeated the Oakland Raiders 48-21 in Super Bowl XXXVII. The Kansas City Chiefs, the Bucs' opponents on Sunday, know all too well the feeling of returning to the Super Bowl after a long hiatus as they made their first appearance in the NFL championship game in half a century last year.

95-100 / 102 After a healthy 2019, albeit one during which he was asked to work just four innings per start, Pearson once again had an injury hiccup in 2020. This time his malady, described as right elbow tightness, was actually arm-related after he had previously dealt with an intercostal strain and a fractured ulna caused by a comebacker. The Blue Jays shut him down for about a month, and when Pearson returned he did so as a reliever. Upon coming back, his fastball velocity was not only intact but he threw harder than he did as a starter before he was shut down (he averaged 99 mph after “...

1989 Cubs Historical Heroes and Goats: Part 8 Share this story Getty Images Welcome back to our look back at the 1989 Cubs. I’ve told you from the start that the 1989 season was not one that featured a straight line to the top. I’ve prepared you for ups and downs. In part six of our series, the Cubs suffered some injuries and dropped all five games in the week. They righted the ship though and in part seven, we saw that they won the first five games of the week before dropping the sixth to end the week. All of the ups and downs had them yo-yoing between first and fourth place before sett...

1989 Cubs Historical Heroes and Goats: Part 7 Share this story Getty Images When last we journeyed back to 1989, the Cubs were dropping five straight games. Injuries had set in and gone were Andre Dawson, Jerome Walton and Mitch Webster from the lineup. This meant increased playing time for people like Darrin Jackson, Doug Dascenzo and today’s featured player Lloyd McClendon. Those losses dropped the team down to fourth place, 3½ games out of first and to one game under .500. I’ve already spoiled the good news out of all of that. Each of those numbers represents a season low. So the Cub...