Outings

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1. Brady leads record-setting comeback as Buccaneers take down Saints

   Tampa Bay erases 16-3 deficit with two touchdowns in the final 3:03.

2. Brady tops Peyton with latest 4th-quarter stunner

   Despite some skepticism from his daughter on her 10th birthday, Bucs QB Tom Brady engineered his 44th career fourth-quarter comeback Monday night against the Saints, surpassing Peyton Manning for most in NFL history.

3. Source: Phils, Turner strike 11-year, $300M deal

   The Phillies and shortstop Trea Turner have agreed to an 11-year, $300 million contract, sources told ESPN.

4. Heisman finalists include 3 CFP QBs and Williams

   USC's Caleb Williams, the betting favorite who was injured in the Pac-12 title game on Friday, joined Georgia's Stetson Bennett, TCU's Max Duggan and Ohio State's C.J. Stroud as finalists for the Heisman Trophy Monday night.

5. Shanahan: Move for Mayfield would surprise me

   The Niners are still awaiting word on the extent of Jimmy Garoppolo's broken left foot, although initial fears of a Lisfranc (midfoot) injury -- which would have an extended recovery timeline -- might be alleviated, Kyle Shanahan said.

6. 3 schools withdraw from Vegas women's tourney

   Dayton, Purdue and Texas A&M have withdrawn from the Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic as part of continuing fallout from a similar women's basketball event at a Strip resort over Thanksgiving weekend where safety concerns were raised.

7. Yankees not going to rush Judge, Cashman says

   With Aaron Judge the Yankees' top priority in free agency, general manager Brian Cashman said Monday that the team will not put a timetable on his decision.

8. Cassidy's Golden Knights end Bruins' record run

   Reilly Smith's goal for Vegas in the fifth round of the shootout ended the Bruins' NHL record for home victories to open a season at 14 games.

9. Sources: Kent State's Lewis to Colorado as OC

   Sean Lewis, whose Kent State offenses were high tempo and wide open, is leaving to be Deion Sanders' offensive coordinator at Colorado, sources said.

10. Neymar the catalyst as Brazil produce classic World Cup display performance

    Neymar was mesmerising against South Korea, but above all, he was the glue that held the team together in what was a classic Brazil performance.