Natl. Sports Headlines for Friday, Sept. 30th



Natl. Sports Headlines for Friday, Sept. 30th:


NEW YORK (AP) - Two of baseball's premiere pitchers will square

off tonight when Justin Verlander goes for Detroit against the

Yankees' CC Sabathia in the first game of the

ALDS. Verlander topped the majors with 24 wins this season to go

with a 2.40 ERA and 250 strikeouts. Sabathia was 19-8 for New York

with a 3.00 ERA and 230 strikeouts.

 


CLEVELAND (AP) - An 11-win improvement over last season has

earned Manny Acta another year on the job. Cleveland has picked up

the 2013 option on its manager after the team finished second in

the AL Central with an 80-82 mark.

 


INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - It looks like Curtis Painter will get his

first NFL start when the winless Colts take on Tampa Bay Sunday. He

led the team to a game-tying touchdown late in Sunday's game

against Pittsburgh in relief of Kerry Collins who continues to

suffer from concussion-like symptoms.

 


PHILADELPHIA (AP) - New Flyers captain Chris Pronger had an

assist in his preseason debut to help Philadelphia edge New Jersey

2-1. The rugged defenseman last played April 30, before undergoing

offseason surgeries on his wrist and back.

 


KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart

says the Southeastern Conference will expand again and officials at

each school need to have a number of frank discussions before

moving forward. Hart says those conversations will take place

shortly. The SEC recently added Texas A&M as the conference's 13th

school.


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