NFL – National Football League – Week 5
Yesterday
Minnesota Vikings 19, Detroit Lions 17
Chicago Bears 20, Las Vegas Raiders 9
Vikings 19, Lions 17 – Vikings survive Lions rally 19-17 on Joseph FG at final gun
Greg Joseph made a 54-yard field goal as time expired to give the Minnesota Vikings a 19-17 victory over the winless Lions. Detroit scored the go-ahead 2-point conversion try with 37 seconds left. Joseph made four field goals as the Vikings casually played the field position game until the extra-safe strategy nearly cost them. Alexander Mattison fumbled on a third-and-7 run from the Minnesota 21 right after the 2-minute warning with Detroit out of timeouts. The Lions took the lead on a TD and Campbell's gamble.
Bears 20, Raiders 9 – Fields throws 1st TD pass, Bears' defense dominates in Vegas
Justin Fields threw his first career touchdown pass, and the Chicago Bears’ defense largely shut down the Las Vegas Raiders’ high-powered offense in a 20-9 victory. Damien Williams rushed for a touchdown in the Las Vegas debut for the Bears. Derek Carr passed for 206 yards and Josh Jacobs rushed for a late touchdown in the second straight loss for the Raiders. The Bears’ 32nd-ranked offense managed just 252 yards, but Chicago’s defense allowed just three points in the first 50 minutes and held Vegas to 259 yards. Derek Carr passed for 206 yards for the Raiders.
Other NFL Scores
L.A. Rams 26, Seattle 17
Atlanta 27, N.Y. Jets 20
Green Bay 25, Cincinnati 22, OT
New England 25, Houston 22
New Orleans 33, Washington 22
Philadelphia 21, Carolina 18
Pittsburgh 27, Denver 19
Tampa Bay 45, Miami 17
Tennessee 37, Jacksonville 19
L.A. Chargers 47, Cleveland 42
Arizona 17, San Francisco 10
Dallas 44, N.Y. Giants 20
Buffalo 38, Kansas City 20
Tonight
Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens, 8:15 p.m.
NFL – Lions' Campbell can't hide tears for latest last-second loss
The emotion came spilling out of Detroit coach Dan Campbell after another crushing loss. Campbell successfully called for a 2-point conversion with 37 seconds left. That gave the Lions a one-point lead. The Vikings then moved in position for the winning field goal on the final play for a 19-17 victory. Campbell held back tears in his postgame news conference as he discussed the disappointment of defeat. The winless Lions lost to Baltimore by an identical score two weeks ago. Justin Tucker made an NFL-record 66-yard field goal as time expired to give the Ravens the win.
MLB – Major League Baseball – Division Series – (Best of 5)
Yesterday
Boston Red Sox 5, Tampa Bay Rays 4 – 13 Innings (BOS leads 2-1)
Chicago White Sox 12, Houston Astros 6 (HOU leads 2-1)
White Sox 12, Astros 6 – García, Grandal shine as White Sox beat Astros 12-6 in ALDS
Leury García and Yasmani Grandal homered, and Grandal’s borderline baserunning helped the Chicago White Sox top the Houston Astros 12-6 to stay alive in their AL Division Series. Backed by a boisterous crowd of 40,288, the AL Central champions erased a 5-1 deficit in the franchise’s first home playoff game in 13 years. Tim Anderson collected three more hits, and Ryan Tepera started a stellar finish for Chicago’s bullpen after Dylan Cease and Michael Kopech struggled. Houston was hoping to sweep its way into its fifth consecutive appearance in the AL Championship Series. Game 4 of the best-of-five series is Monday afternoon.
Today
Milwaukee Brewers at Atlanta Braves, 1:07 p.m. (Series tied 1-1)
Houston Astros at Chicago White Sox, 3:37 p.m. (HOU leads 2-1)
Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox,