Browns Lose Winslow For Season With Right Leg Injury
The Cleveland Browns say rookie Kellen Winslow Jr will miss at least two months after breaking his right leg during Sundays loss at Dallas and may miss the rest of the season. Browns defensive end Courtney Brown also faces six months out after a torn ligament in his left foot ends his comeback. Other key injuries across the league include Deuce McAllister, Todd Heap, Tommy Maddox, Mike Brown, Larry Chester, Priest Holmes, and Edgerrin James, all sidelined for weeks or longer.
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Twins clinch third straight AL Central crown on White Sox turf
Torii Hunter and Corey Koskie hit two run homers in the first inning as the Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 8-2 to seal a third consecutive division title on the rivals' home field. Henry Blanco and Luis Rivas also homered, signaling Minnesota's third straight playoff appearance in 44 years.
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Cardinals Clinch NL Central Title With Ninth Inning Win
The St. Louis Cardinals finally celebrate the NL Central crown after Albert Pujols broke a tie with a ninth inning single as they defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 7-4 for their 98th victory. Tony La Russa urged on-field celebration after clinching on the field.
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Jayhawks and Texas Tech open Big 12 slate in Oklahoma City
Kansas brings the league’s top defense to face Texas Tech, which just scored 70 in its previous game. Both programs share roots under former Oklahoma coaches. Mangino notes evolving systems but expects little help from past ties as both teams prepare for conference play amid broader league open weeks.
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Pickering's bat powers Royals past Devil Rays
Calvin Pickering homered on the next pitch after tweaking a hamstring to deliver a go-ahead two-run shot in the eighth inning as Kansas City beat Tampa Bay 6-3. Brian Anderson allowed three runs in 7 2/3, Shawn Camp closed the eighth, and Jeremy Affeldt earned the save. Aubrey Huff and Carl Crawford homered for the Devil Rays, who dropped to 17 losses in 21 games.
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