Monday's Game 3 epic is tied for the longest game in World Series history. And that's far from the only record set at Dodger Stadium.

Sports have always been about pushing boundaries and testing the limits of human endurance, skill, and willpower. Yet, some records go beyond extraordinary and border on untouchable.

Here's a closer look at Max Scherzer's World Series resume and stats, as he makes history with his Game 3 of the World Series vs the Dodgers.

Nikola Jokić joined rare but familiar company with the feat. And he continues to dominate the court despite a slow start from 3 and in the scoring column.

As the old saying goes, records are made to be broken.

Once Shohei Ohtani homered for the third time — shortly after wrapping up his six scoreless innings on the mound — the superlatives began in earnest.

Just eight catches stand between Keenan Allen and Chargers history—and he can make it happen tonight on Thursday Night Football.

The history-making touchdown came in thrilling fashion, too. Allen hit Khalil Shakir for an explosive 54-yard scoring pass with 12:18 left in the third quarter, which at the time extended the Bills' lead to 23 points. He notched his first rushing score earlier in the game when he punched the ball in from a yard out late in the second quarter.