Saints Top Buccaneers in Tight NFC South Clash
Saints beat Tampa Bay 23-20 as Aaron Brooks threw two third quarter TD passes despite a bruised arm. Brooks finished 9-of-25 for 155 yards and Jake Reed and Joe Horn each caught scores. Bucs sack leader Simeon Rice added two sacks and a safety. The win keeps New Orleans in the NFC South race amid Falcons and Packers notes.
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Lakers still struggle after Shaq return in tough loss
Kevin Garnett posted 23 points, 15 rebounds and six assists as the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110-107, dropping LA to 3-3 since Shaquille O Neal’s toe surgery return and 6-12 overall. Kobe Bryant missed a late tying chance and the Lakers fell further in a rough start to the season.
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Five title games crown repeat champs in Kansas football
Olathe North defeated Derby 41-12 to claim its third straight Class 6A title and sixth in seven years, as Jim Bouknight ran for 183 yards on 29 carries with three TDs. Salina Central, Wellington, Conway Springs, and Pittsburg Colgan also repeated as state champions in 5A 4A 3A and 2-1A, with Seim, Lira, Seinert, and Smith delivering pivotal performances.
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Baseball Hall ballot adds 17 first timers in Hall of Fame race
New York AP reports 17 players are on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the first time including Eddie Murray Lee Smith Ryne Sandberg and Fernando Valenzuela with Darryl Kile also listed following a waived five year retirement rule Gary Carter and Jim Rice are among holdovers while Jim Kaat reaches final ballot year Results announced January 7 voting ends December 31 and ballots released by the BBWAA.
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