The Sunday sports landscape is highlighted by the NFL and the National League Division Series in Major League Baseball as well as playoff action in the WNBA. Correspondent Mike Reeves reports.

MLB's Division Series begin, Alabama is stunned by Vanderbilt, NFL roster moves, a quarterback favorite in Detroit has died and a leadership change at the PGA event. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.

Oregon remains unbeaten, the MLB Division Round are set to begin with a surprise Game 1 starter for one team while another team loses a key starting pitcher, the NFL gets encouraging news on concussions and the defending WNBA champions avoid elimination. Correspondent Tom Mariam reports.

The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat was on display in Major League Baseball Thursday night, a two time world champion is returning to the dugout, it was a passing display on the NFL's Thursday night game, and Caitlin Clark gathers more laurels. Correspondent David Schuster reports.

The Tigers and Royals reach the ALDS, the Padres play their way into the NLDS, the Brewers force a Game 3 in their wild-card series, the NFL gets ready to kick off Week 5, Luka Doncic suffers an injury in practice, another WNBA coach gets fired, and a racing team owned by a Hall-of-Famer sues NASCAR. Correspondent Steve Carney reports.

The Tigers, Royals, Mets and Padres begin MLB's Wild Card round with victories, a Bills defensive standout is suspended, Gonzaga is moving to the Pac-12 conference and the WNBA's two-time defending champs are on the brink of elimination from the playoffs. Correspondent Bruce Morton reports.

Baseball's Pete Rose and NBA's Dikembe Mutombo pass away, the Mets and Braves both get into the Wild Card playoffs, the Lions win behind Jared Goff, the Titans score a win behind backup quarterback Mason Rudolph, and partial owner Buster Posey takes a front office job with the San Francisco Giants. Correspondent Chuck Freimund reports.

Nail biters and blowouts in Week 4 of the NFL, MLB's National Leagues wild-card chase will be decided in overtime and the U.S wins another President's Cup. Correspondent David Schuster reports.

Alabama wins a thriller, Texas and Ohio State stay unbeaten, Kentucky stuns Mississippi, the Braves lose while the Mets and DBacks fall, and the U.S. regains control at the Presidents Cup. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.

The AL playoff picture is clear, while the NL's wild-card situation is murky, a major trade in the NBA, the Presidents Cup is tied through two days of play and injuries for the Cowboys. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.