Wild card Tigers win AL title in dramatic sweep
Detroit clinches the AL championship with a 6-3 win over Oakland as Magglio Ordonez hits a two homer game ending with a three run shot in the bottom of the ninth. The Tigers await the World Series opponent, Mets or Cardinals, marking their first Series appearance since 1984.
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Detroit
Magglio Ordonez
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Ordonez
Jim Leyland
Oakland Athletics
Leyland
Dan Haren
Craig Monroe
Placido Polanco
Huston Street
Oakland
Frank Thomas
Mets Hammer Cardinals to Even NLCS in St Louis
Carlos Delgado powered the Mets with a three run homer and a two run double as New York routed St. Louis 12-5 to tie the series at 2-2. Beltran hit two homers and Wright added another as Perez lasted 5 2/3 innings in a pivotal Game Four.
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ST. Louis
Carlos Delgado
Mets
Cardinals
New York
Delgado
St. Louis Cardinals
Carlos Beltran
David Wright
Jose Valentin
Oliver Perez
Pedro Martinez
Orlando Hernandez
Shea Stadium
Tom Glavine
Jeff Weaver
Glavine
Beltran
Perez
David Eckstein
Jim Edmonds
Yadier Molina
Tony la Russa
Reyes
Thompson
Paul Lo Duca
Ronnie Belliard
Eckstein
Hancock
la Russa
Scott Spiezio
Wright
Tyler Johnson
Shawn Green
Valentin
Edmonds
Molina
Braden Looper
New York Mets
Busters Dominate Air Force Prep In Gard City Showdown
Garden City’s Busters topple Air Force Prep 29 to 6 behind Setzer two scoring runs and Conway TD reception. AFP struggled with eight first downs and 16 penalties for 135 yards as GC controlled clock with a 20 play 90 yard drive. Butler, Armbrust combo limited GC passing. GC receivers Conway Choate and King starred.
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Air Force Prep
Eckert
Setzer
Conway
Michael Choate
Garden City
Busters
Huskies
Derrick Raymer
John Mahon
Alex Butler
Seth Armbrust
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Butler
Adam Conway
Sean Setzer
Derick Raymer
AFP
Luke Miller
Jef Alexander
Ryan Southworth
Elired King
J.J. Ford
Jeff Blanchard
Jenny Schepmann
Garden City Community College
Ronald Neloms
Kyle Lumpkin
Memorial Stadium
Raymer
Savier Stephens
Nick Lind
Alex Torres
Blake Alexander
Aaron Miller
Steven Parks
Rams trade Hargrove to Buffalo for draft pick
Anthony Hargrove, third-year defensive end for the St. Louis Rams, was traded to Buffalo for a fifth-round pick in the 2007 draft after missing practices and meetings. He played 35 games for St. Louis with 19 starts, tallying 64 tackles and eight sacks in his career.
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ST. Louis
Anthony Hargrove
St. Louis Rams
Buffalo
Hargrove
Georgia Tech
Rams
Seattle
Scott Linehan
Arizona
Victor Adeyanju
Linehan
Bills
John McCargo
Chicago
Kyle Williams
Takeo Spikes
Detroit
Broncos Ground Raiders Behind Walker Bailey Drives
Denver builds a 13-0 halftime lead as Javon Walker’s 54 yard catch sets up Bell for a score. Jake Plummer connects on a 54 yard strike, Elam kicks 51 and 22 yard field goals, Brockman and Sapp miss key plays, Raiders struggle with penalties and turnovers. Final Broncos 13 Raiders 3.
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Javon Walker
Bailey
Raiders
Broncos
John Lynch
Moss
Janikowski
Denver
Jake Plummer
Walker
Nnamdi Asomugha
Bell
Oakland
T Bell
Elam
Fumbies
Jordan
Fargas
Crockett
Whitted
Lee
Walter
C.sapp
Smith
Steelers rout Chiefs as Roethlisberger shines in 45-7 win
Roethlisberger completed 16 of 19 for 238 yards and two TDs as Pittsburgh built a 31-0 halftime lead and outgained Kansas City 457 to 213. Huard struggled completing 16 of 32 for 162 yards with an interception, while Johnson led KC with 26 rushing yards on 15 carries. The Steelers improved to 4-2 behind big plays from Santonio Holmes and Nate Washington, and a 30 point second quarter surge sealed the game.
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Roethlisberger
Huard
Nate Washington
Hines Ward
Chiefs
Steelers
Santonio Holmes
Ty Law
Holmes
Washington
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Herm Edwards
Johnson
Troy Polamalu
Kansas
Pit
W.parker
Reed
Dee
Pit—W Parker
Pit—Werd
L Johnson
Tynes
Pit—Davenport
Pit—Wallace
Fumbies
Penaties
Kansas City
Ross
Cruz
Davenport
Haynes
S.holmes
Batch
C.wilson
Miller
W Parker
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