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And the original forty are down to eight.

Cardinals are now up two TDs against Pittsburgh.

What a lucky interception for San Diego. That may save this game for them. EDIT: Or not. Rivers fumble => Brackenridge recovery => TD. That should be the ball game.

I'm glad I switched from San Diego to Dallas. The Chargers aren't looking so good.

And now KC is up on the Chargers by a touchdown. This is one screwy week.

WTF is going on in San Diego? The Chiefs have tied it 16-16 near the end of the third. Tony Gonzalez tied Shannon Sharpe's record for TD catches by a tight end.

MLB.com says it starts at 7:37 ET/4:37 PT.

Arizona becomes the first team in major league history to lead its league in wins with 90 wins or fewer.

n/m

Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair at Clash 6 was probably the best I've ever seen. The other two matches in the trilogy would be second and third-best.

So who's going to run this if MJ never comes back? I like pinjockey's rule proposal. Being able to protect someone for an entire career was the main reason I was opposed to more than four keepers in the first place.

Amazingly, the last meaningful game of the year, Diamondbacks/Rockies, is not carried on Extra Innings, and it's shaping up to be a nailbiter.

Looks like I'm going to lose the Toilet Bowl to fall to 0-4. I need a sweep of the other three games.

Bears are now three back in the division.

Both picks were pretty bad.

That Griese kid sure has made a huge difference to the Bears offence. I can't believe I let myself believe Griese the Lesser would lead the Bears to victory.

Not quite a two-team week, but close: Dallas - 8 San Diego - 6 Baltimore - 1 Miami - 1 One person missed the deadline and is eliminated.

Mike Lupica on Sports Reporters once again said that the Yankees could afford to get rid of A-Rod if they lose to the Indians in the first round. I cannot stand THAT man.

Weird, since neither team did anything to particularly distinguish themselves yesterday. I wouldn't change my vote based on this week's games.

The one-game playoff did count in the standings as recently as 1999, but apparently the rule has been changed since then.

WHAT?!? Wow.

What the hell does the top 10 look like tomorrow? We're going to see some crazy stuff. I'm thinking BC and Kentucky suddenly jump into the top 10 now. West Virginia, Texas and Rutgers are definitely dropping out.

Nice try, Auburn, but you're not winning this game. EDIT: Guess I was wrong. I thought the refs were doing their best to give the game to UF with the interference call and then the unsportsmanlike call against Tuberville, but I guess not.

AL Most Valuable Player 1. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees 2. Magglio Ordonez, Tigers 3. Vladimir Guerrero, Angels 4. David Ortiz, Red Sox 5. Curtis Granderson, Tigers 6. Jorge Posada, Yankees 7. Carlos Pena, Devil Rays 8. Jim Thome, White Sox 9. Ichiro, Mariners 10. Mike Lowell, Red Sox NL Most Valuable Player 1. Matt Holliday, Rockies 2. Chase Utley, Phillies 3. Hanley Ramirez, Marlins 4. David Wright, Mets 5. Chipper Jones, Braves 6. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 7. Prince Fielder, Brewers 8. Miguel Cabrera, Marlins 9. Jimmy Rollins, Phillies 10. Ryan Howard, Phillies AL Cy Young 1. C.C. Sabathia, Indians 2. Johan Santana, Twins 3. Erik Bedard, Orioles NL Cy Young 1. Jake Peavy, Padres 2. Brandon Webb, Diamondbacks 3. Chris Young, Padres AL Rookie of the Year 1. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox 2. Akinori Iwamura, Devil Rays 3. Travis Buck, Athletics NL Rookie of the Year 1. Ryan Braun, Brewers 2. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies 3. Hunter Pence, Astros AL Manager of the Year 1. Joe Torre, Yankees 2. Mike Scioscia, Angels 3. John McLaren, Mariners NL Manager of the Year 1. Bob Melvin, Diamondbacks 2. Lou Piniella, Cubs 3. Clint Hurdle, Rockies

Boston will clinch the AL's best record if Cleveland can't come back against KC.