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• Bryant: Rays add punch to budding rivalry October 10, 2008
  Once all fists with no punch, the Rays can finally deliver a real knockout blow to the Red Sox in the ALCS.
  Howard Bryant
• Westbrook among three Eagles starters ruled out October 10, 2008
  Andy Reid ruled three starting offensive players out for Sunday's game against the 49ers -- halfback Brian Westbrook (ribs), guard Shawn Andrews (back) and wide receiver Reggie Brown (groin). Also ruled out was backup safety J.R. Reed.
  John Clayton
• Ex-runner Montgomery gets 5 years in heroin case October 10, 2008
  Former track star Tim Montgomery has been sentenced to five years in prison on heroin charges in Virginia.
  Associated Press
• Harvick doesn't mince words about Edwards clash October 10, 2008
  Kevin Harvick said he simply was "protecting our turf" when he got into a physical confrontation with Carl Edwards on Thursday at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
  David Newton
• Pack's Rodgers prepared to start vs. Seahawks October 10, 2008
  Despite not making a single throw in practice this week, quarterback Aaron Rodgers is prepared to start for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at Seattle.
  Associated Press
• Brown's Winslow spends second night in hospital October 10, 2008
  Cleveland Browns tight end Kellen Winslow will spend a second night in the hospital with an undisclosed illness that could keep him out of Monday night's game against the New York Giants.
  Associated Press
• NFL's review of Pacman's scuffle not completed October 10, 2008
  The NFL's review of Adam "Pacman" Jones' scuffle with his bodyguard won't be completed until next week.
  ESPN.com news services
• Magic Johnson: Talk-show hosts should keep jobs October 10, 2008
  Magic Johnson says he's outraged that a pair of Minneapolis talk radio hosts accused him of faking AIDS.
  Associated Press
• Bengals QB Palmer out vs. Jets; Fitzpatrick to start October 10, 2008
  Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer will not start Sunday against the New York Jets because of his inflamed right elbow.
  ESPN.com news services
• Lawyers for Simpson, co-defendent seek new trial October 10, 2008
  Lawyers for O.J. Simpson are citing judicial errors and insufficient evidence as they seek a new trial.
  Associated Press