MLB - A-Rod, CC put Yanks up 3-1 in ALCS. From CC Sabathia to A-Rod, the Yankees put it all together while hammeringthe Angels 10-1 in Game 4. At their peak, the Yankees appear to be almost unstoppable.
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NFL - QB Brett Favre has the Vikings out to an impressive 6-0 start, but can the 40-year-old gunslinger keep absorbing hits? The Raiders got a much-needed win over the Eagles, but their head coach could be facing assault charges. Just another chapter for the NFL's most dysfunctional team.
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CFL - B.C. Lions' QB A.J. Harris throws come-from-behind touchdown to sink the Blue Bombers. Despite clinching division title, the Als use A.C. to defeat the Tiger-Cats, and gets an injury for his troubles. Toronto Argonauts eliminated from playoff contention with loss to Edmonton Eskimos.
UFL - Standings and Schedule - http://espn.go.com/extra/ufl/index
NCAA FootBall - Remember the Oklahoma-Texas-Texas Tech triangle? Well, Miami-Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech is the 2009version. Miami, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech can dominate behind stars Jacory Harris, Tyrod Taylor and Jonathan Dwyer. NCAA Wed. night game Tulsa at Texas El Paso.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/ncaa/?eref=sinav#ixzz0UZcYiIOk
NBA - Replacement refs could be on the way out as the NBA moves toward an agreement with veteran officials. Williams Ilgauskas lead Cavaliers past Mavericks. Robinson, Gallinari lead Knicks in win over Celtics.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/?eref=sinav#ixzz0UZeAv4G4
NCAA Hoops - Blake Griffin will be missed, but Willie Warren and No. 16 Oklahoma are talented enough to still be a factor in the Big 12 race. Old Dominion and coach Blaine Taylor have their eyes on the Colonial title. Flu prevents
Washington from running full practices. Georgia Tech won two ACC games in '09. Can one freshman turn it around and take Paul Hewitt off the hot seat?
NHL - Pens win sixth straight, move to 8-1-0. Iginla's 3 points lift Flames by Jackets. Canadiens snap skid with 2-1 SO win. Sidney Crosby and the defending champion Penguins won their sixth straight to improve to a league-best 8-1.
GOLF - Woods named player of year by PGA of America. U.S. Open champ Lucas Glover shot a 65 to seize a two-shot lead on day one of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda.
NASCAR - Cheer up, Chasers not named Jimmie Johnson, there are still ways the No. 48 team could lose this title. ForTony Stewart and Jeff Gordon to climb back in the Chase, they must find a way to put pressure on Jimmie Johnson.
Chase Watch: http://sports.yahoo.com/video/player/nascar/Y_Sports_NASCAR/16196591;_ylt=AqTp8jCha_NN7T0dObiyO8Lov7YF
SOCCER - MLS attendance is averaging 15,894 fans per game in 2009. Despite a slight attendance dip, the economic outlook for MLS remains positive even in the recession. Houston 0-0 L.A.: Three-way tie atop West. Chivas 2-2 San Jose: Braun earns tie. Dallas 2-1 Colorado: Ihemelu the hero. K.C. 2-3 Seattle: Sounders clinch playoffs. D.C. 1-0 Columbus: Emilio snatches winner. N.E. 0-0 Chicago: Revs struggle. Toronto 1-0 RSL: Brennan keeps hopes alive. RSL 1-0 N.Y.: Williams scores crucial goal.
TENNIS - Kim Clijsters made a comeback and so will Justine Henin, but former No. 1 Martina Hingis (left) says she's quite content with her life away from the game. With a 7-6 (3), 6-3 victory over Rafael Nadal in the Shanghai Masters final, Nikolay Davydenko catapults from fourth to the top spot in the Bleacher Report Men's Power Rankings.
HORSE RACING - A bruised foot will keep top California hope Rail Trip from starting in the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita on Nov. 7. Gitano Hernando, the upset winner of the Goodwood Stakes earlier this month, will
bypass the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic on Nov. 7 at Santa Anita's Oak Tree meeting and instead be pointed to next year's Dubai World Cup, Barry Irwin, the head of co-owner Team Valor International, announced on Tuesday.
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