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In a thrilling contest, the Seattle Seahawks narrowly edged out the Arizona Cardinals with a final score of 21-20. The game began with a defensive battle, as both teams were held to field goals in the first quarter. The Seahawks found the end zone in the second quarter through a connection from Geno Smith to Will Dissly, but the Cardinals kept pace with a couple of field goals to stay within striking distance. Arizona then took a lead in the third quarter with a robust 29-yard rushing touchdown by James Conner. The Cardinals extended their lead in the fourth with a touchdown pass from Kyler Murray to Trey McBride, but a late touchdown and a successful two-point conversion by the Seahawks, with Smith connecting to Tyler Lockett, secured a one-point victory for Seattle in dramatic fashion.

Geno Smith had the most impressive performance with 189 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, and successful two-point conversion to Tyler Lockett that clinched the win for the Seattle Seahawks.

The Miami Heat dominated the Milwaukee Bucks in a decisive 123-97 victory. The Heat's offense was firing on all cylinders from the very beginning, outpacing the Bucks with a blistering 40-point opening quarter and maintaining their scoring advantage throughout the game. Milwaukee, despite their best efforts, couldn't muster the defensive intensity needed to slow down the Heat's attack. The Bucks' typically reliable contributors struggled to find their rhythm, with turnovers being a particular issue for them, especially for star player Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Heat's balanced scoring attack was too much for the Bucks' defense, leading to a one-sided affair that reflected Miami's superiority on both ends of the floor. With this loss, the Bucks have another dent in their season record, while the Heat continue to solidify their position as a serious playoff contender.

Duncan Robinson of the Miami Heat had the most impressive performance with 23 points, shooting an efficient 66.7% from the field and a scorching 75% from beyond the arc, while contributing 5 assists.

In a defensive showdown that necessitated extra time, the Kraken clinched a narrow victory over the Islanders. After a goalless first period where the Islanders edged out the Kraken by 3 shots, Seattle's Beniers broke the deadlock with a wrist shot, assisted by McCann. The Islanders retaliated in the second period with Palmieri's equalizer, thanks to Barzal and Dobson setting the play. Despite each team's attempt to convert plays into goals, both goaltenders held fast, with Sorokin saving 29 of 30 shots and Grubauer stopping 26 of 27. The game ultimately was pushed beyond regulation, where Tatar's decisive wrist shot ended the contest in the shootout, giving the Kraken a 2-1 win.

Kraken's Matty Beniers showcased a pivotal performance by scoring the opening goal of the game, with a stat line of 1 goal, 17:07 time on ice and asserting pressure with 2 hits.

In a matchup between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Phillies emerged victorious with a 6-1 score. The game started off strong for the Phillies, as Bryson Stott's single in the first inning brought Kyle Schwarber home, giving them an early 1-0 lead. J.T. Realmuto's groundout extended their lead to 2-0 in the same inning. The Diamondbacks struggled to find their footing, unable to generate much offense against the Phillies' strong pitching. It wasn't until the seventh inning that they managed to get on the scoreboard, with Alek Thomas hitting a solo home run. However, their effort fell short as the Phillies continued to dominate. The Phillies' offense was led by the impressive performances of Bryce Harper and Realmuto. Harper hit a home run in the sixth inning, while Realmuto added a two-run home run in the eighth, solidifying the Phillies' lead and sealing their victory.

Bryce Harper from the Philadelphia Phillies had the most impressive performance in the game, hitting a home run, driving in three runs, and scoring three runs in total.