What Happened This Year 1989
Born in 1989
Anthony Rizzo
A professional baseball player, played primarily as a first baseman. Began career with the San Diego Padres and gained prominence with the Chicago Cubs. Helped the Cubs clinch the 2016 World Series title, ending a 108-year championship drought for the franchise. Recognized for consistent offensive performance and leadership on the field, earning multiple All-Star selections. Transferred to the New York Yankees in 2021 and continued contributing to the team's efforts in Major League Baseball.
Continue ReadingHannah Miley
Competed in swimming at the international level, specializing in individual medley events. Achieved notable success at the Commonwealth Games and European Championships. Represented Great Britain in the Olympics, showcasing talent in multiple disciplines. Made significant contributions to the sport through competitive performances and training.
Continue ReadingJason Heyward
Debuted professionally in Major League Baseball in 2010. Played for the Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago Cubs. Earned the Gold Glove Award in 2012 and 2014 for outstanding defensive skills in the outfield. Achieved a World Series Championship with the Chicago Cubs in 2016.
Continue ReadingStefano Okaka
Born in 1989, an Italian footballer played predominantly as a striker. Developed through the youth system of Roma before making professional appearances with clubs including Roma, Sampdoria, and Udinese. Achieved notable success in the Serie A, particularly during his time with Sampdoria, where scored crucial goals. Also had stints in various European leagues, including a successful period in the Premier League with Watford. Represented the Italian national team, earning caps and being involved in international competitions.
Continue ReadingBrenton Thwaites
Born in 1989, an Australian actor gained prominence through performances in various film and television roles. Gained recognition for roles in 'The Giver', 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales', and 'Titans'. Portrayed significant characters that contributed to the success of these projects.
Continue ReadingBen Sahar
Played professional football as a forward, starting at Hapoel Tel Aviv. Joined Chelsea in 2006 but spent time on loan to various clubs, including De Graafschap and Maccabi Tel Aviv. After returning to Israel, contributed to Hapoel Tel Aviv's success in domestic competitions. Had stints in Spain and England, showcasing talent in different leagues. Represented the Israeli national team in international competitions.
Continue ReadingSam Gagner
Professional ice hockey player gained prominence in the NHL and played for several teams. Drafted 6th overall by the Edmonton Oilers in 2007, contributed to the team's offensive play. Played significant roles with the Oilers, as well as the Tampa Bay Lightning, Arizona Coyotes, and the Vancouver Canucks. Best known for a standout performance with the Oilers, including notable seasons with high point totals. Participated in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, reaching the Stanley Cup Final with the 2023 team.
Continue ReadingHong Jeong-ho
A professional footballer played as a defender in various leagues. Achieved recognition for contributions to the South Korean national team and club teams in the K League and J1 League. Participated in international tournaments, showcasing defensive skills and leadership on the field.
Continue ReadingSunye
A South Korean singer gained recognition as the leader of the girl group Wonder Girls, formed by JYP Entertainment. The group debuted in 2007 with the hit single "Nobody," which became the first-ever Korean song to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. The group contributed to the spread of K-pop in the international market. Besides music, involvement in various television programs and charity activities also marked this artist's career. After the group's temporary disbandment, pursued a career in education, focusing on teaching music and sharing experiences in the entertainment industry.
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