Boston, Brooklyn, Golden State and the Lakers won Sunday's NBA games, with Luka Dončić scoring 45 against Toronto and Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg adding 37 against the Clippers.
Detroit ended Minnesota's undefeated season with a 19–15 victory, leaving the NFL without an unbeaten team.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson dislocated his right thumb on his first play back from injury and faces surgery and at least four games out as Buffalo beat Baltimore 36–10.
Tampa Bay shut out Atlanta 16–0 without completing a single pass, rushing for a franchise-record 324 yards in the NFL's first such victory since 1974.
Arizona erased a 14-point deficit to beat Dallas 33–30 in overtime behind three Gardner Minshew touchdown passes and Chad Ryland's game-winning field goal.
Carolina shut out Winnipeg 7–0, while Anaheim beat Ottawa 6–3, Philadelphia defeated Utah 6–3, and Minnesota topped Washington 5–1.
Connor McDavid became the fastest player in NHL history to reach 30 assists in a season, doing so in 15 games as Edmonton beat the Rangers 4–1.
Detroit suspended captain Dylan Larkin without pay amid an ongoing trade dispute, with the Red Wings prepared to wait for the right offer.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli became Formula 1's youngest world champion at 20 after finishing third in Mexico City behind race winner Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.
William Byron dominated Martinsville, leading 362 of 500 laps to claim his first NASCAR Cup victory of the season, while Kyle Larson maintained a 67-point championship lead heading into the Homestead finale.
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