NASCAR Sprint Cup Leaders and Cash Totals by AP
The Associated Press standings list Jimmie Johnson leading the NASCAR Sprint Cup with 5,718 points and Carl Edwards close behind at 5,646. It includes top earners in prize money, led by Carl Edwards at $6,452,400, followed by Jimmie Johnson at $6,168,245 and Kyle Busch at $5,907,270, with many other drivers and their totals. Also shown are postseason baseball results including Boston at Los Angeles in the American League and Rays at White Sox in the ALDS, plus NL Chicago at Los Angeles results and game notes with scores, innings, and key plays.
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Gametime Sports Tonight It Is A Full Night Of Baseball And Football
ESPN2 carries Troy at Florida Atlantic to start college football night. The baseball slate features an ALCS Game 6 scenario with Boston at Tampa Bay and a full set of NLCS and other league playoff wiring. NFL scores roll in from across the league, with multiple games and late evening outcomes.
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On Tap and Prep Sports Schedule Highlights
A dense list of upcoming high school events across golf tennis soccer and volleyball at Garden City, Liberal, Cimarron, Lamed, and surrounding towns with times from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Also notes EPHL expansion with Valley Bears and college moves including Saint Augustine’s probation and staff changes at Albion Rhode Island College Rose Hulman Temple.
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Prater rises in Elam shadow with booming kicks
Denver Broncos rookie Matt Prater has emerged as a strong kicker, after a 55 yarder and multiple long field goals. He aims to break the NFL record of 63 yards, held by Tom Dempsey, and has earned praise from coach Jon Gruden and teammate Drew Bly.
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Chiefs welcome Croyle back for next game after bye
Kansas City quarterback Brodie Croyle returns from a four week absence to start vs Tennessee on October 19. The Chiefs, 1-4 since his September 7 shoulder injury, seek stability as coach Herm Edwards redeploys a rebuilding crew with 16 rookies after a 34-0 loss at Carolina.
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