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The slew of season ending injury news from the NFL Week 7 continued on Monday as it is now being reported that Buccaneer's running back Doug Martin will likely miss the remainder of the year with a torn labrum in his shoulder, according to NFL.com.

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The St. Louis Rams received confirmation for terrible news on Sunday night, quarterback Sam Bradford has been lost for the season with a torn ACL in his left knee.

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The Indianapolis Colts scored a satisfying upset victory over their former franchise centerpiece Peyton Manning on Sunday night, but it appears they will now be without a receiver who has been an offensive staple for the last decade - Reggie Wayne - who is likely lost for the season. 

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Jim Leland is stepping aside as manager of the Detroit Tigers in a move that at least some baseball observers considered to be a surprise.

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Fights at NFL games among fans are almost as common as Eli Manning interceptions, but a tiff at this weekend's New England Patriots-New York Jets tilt may have taken altercations to shocking new levels.

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Peyton Manning had a bittersweet homecoming in Indianapolis, and injuries to several key players could reshape the playoff picture. Here's what we learned in Week 7 of the 2013 NFL season:

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A new unnecessary roughness penalty added to the NFL rulebook this offseason cost the New England Patriots at the worst possible time in their 30-27 overtime loss to the Jets on Sunday.

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by Bill Keeler

I can't help my feelings of envy as the Boston Red Sox won the American League Championship with a 5-2 win over Detroit on Saturday night.

I should probably be a bit ashamed; but I find myself feeling no guilt whatsoever.

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The athletic department at Grambling State University is in chaos after football players took a stand against the school's administration and refused to play this week's game against Jackson State.

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Michael Wacha allowed just two hits in seven innings, and the St. Louis Cardinals won the N.L. pennant and advanced to the World Series by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers, 9-0, in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series (NLCS) on Friday night.

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