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Chase McLaughlin kicked three field goals, including a 39-yarder as time expired, to give the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a 38-35 victory against the host Seattle Seahawks on Sunday as both teams celebrated their 50th anniversaries by wearing throwback uniforms. Baker Mayfield completed 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards and two touchdowns for the Buccaneers (4-1). He hit Sterling Shepard with an 11-yard scoring strike with 1:08 remaining to tie the score at 35. The Bucs got the ball back on Lavonte David's interception on a ball that deflected off the helmet of teammate Logan Hall at the line of scrimmage to set up the winning kick. Sam Darnold was 28-of-34 passing for 341 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions for the Seahawks (3-2), who had a three-game winning streak snapped. AJ Barner caught two scoring passes for Seattle. This marked the first game in NFL history that both quarterbacks threw for at least 325 yards and completed at least 80 percent of their passes. McLaughlin's game-winning field goal made Tampa Bay the first NFL team to claim each of its first four wins with a game-winning score in the final minute of regulation, though this game's momentum changed hands several times before reaching that point. The Bucs drove into the red zone on each of their first two possessions, but they had to settle for McLaughlin field goals of 30 and 36 yards. Tampa Bay extended its lead to 13-0 on a 7-yard run around the left end by Rachaad White with 2:09 left in the half. White served as the Bucs' lead back with Bucky Irving sidelined by foot and shoulder injuries. The Seahawks scored on Darnold's 6-yard slant to Jaxon Smith-Njigba (eight catches, 132 yards) in the back of the end zone with 6 seconds left in the half. The Seahawks took the second-half kickoff and went 77 yards in just four plays, taking a 14-13 lead after Zach Charbonnet's 5-yard run up the middle. The Bucs regained the lead on Mayfield's 20-yard scoring strike to Emeka Egbuka. The duo connected on a two-point conversion to make it 21-14. The Seahawks tied it at 21 on a 2-yard TD pass from Darnold to Barner. Tampa Bay moved back out front as White took a pitch to the left and scored on a 1-yard run with 19 seconds left in the third quarter to make it 28-21. A 57-yard pass to Egbuka down to the 2 was the key play. Darnold's 6-yard TD pass to Barner knotted the score at 28 with 9:48 remaining. After Seattle forced the game's third and final punt, Darnold threw a 21-yard TD pass to rookie Tory Horton on fourth-and-2 with 3:18 remaining to cap an eight-play, 99-yard drive and put Seattle up 35-28. –Field Level Media

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TORONTO — The plan has worked to perfection so far and the Toronto Blue Jays are one win away from disposing of the New York Yankees in the American League Division Series. The Blue Jays decided to start rookie Trey Yesavage at home Sunday in Game 2 of the series and save Shane Bieber for Game 3 in the hostile environment of New York's Yankee Stadium on Tuesday. Yesavage (1-0), making his fourth career major league start, was brilliant in the Blue Jays' 13-7 victory that gave them a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series. The right-hander struck out 10 in the first four innings while walking one. He completed 5 1/3 scorlessless innings with 11 strikeouts for a franchise postseason record. His only other runner allowed came on an error. "I was thinking about the comment I made the other day, that I'm built for this," said Yesavage, who started the season in Class A. "I thought … I'd better back this up." Yesavage worked his way up to the major leagues for three September starts. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays punished Yankees pitching for the second game after winning the opener on Saturday 10-1. The 23 runs were a major league record for the first two games of a team's postseason series. Daulton Varsho homered twice with two doubles, four runs scored and four RBIs. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. added three hits, including the first postseason grand slam in team history. Ernie Clement contributed a two-run homer and three RBIs and George Springer added a solo shot for Toronto. Cody Bellinger hit a two-run homer for the Yankees and had three RBIs. New York left-hander Carlos Rodon is scheduled to face righty Bieber on Tuesday. "We haven't lost any confidence," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. "Obviously, they've had our number and gotten the better of us so far this year, but I don't think anyone in our room who doesn't feel like we can't go out and beat them." Toronto scored twice in the second against Max Fried (0-1). Varsho doubled and continued to third on right fielder Aaron Judge's error. Clement hit the next pitch to left for his first career postseason home run. The Blue Jays added three in the third. Davis Schneider walked with one out, took third on Guerrero's single and scored on Alejandro Kirk's groundout to first. Varsho stroked an RBI double into the right field corner. Clement followed with an RBI single to left. In the fourth, Fried allowed an infield hit to Andres Gimenez and walked Myles Straw before Will Warren replaced him and walked Springer to load the bases. Guerrero hit a blast to left on a 2-1 fastball with one out for his second home run in two games. "He's our guy," Blue Jays manager John Schneider said. "He's our dude. I said I want to see him play free and loose but also be locked in. He's pretty locked in." Kirk followed with a single and Varsho hit his first career postseason homer on a blast to right center. Fried allowed seven runs, eight hits and two walks with one strikeout in three-plus innings. Springer hit his 20th career postseason homer in the fifth. Justin Bruihl replaced Yesavage with one out in the sixth and allowed Judge's infield single and Bellinger's homer. The Yankees were glad to see Yesavage leave the game to a resounding ovation. "That was nasty stuff," Boone said. "That split is unlike much you ever run into. He got it going, starting it up a lot, breaking it down off the plate, using his fastball enough and slider enough. But we just didn't have an answer for the split." The fans were not happy to see Yesavage leave, however. "Tough to put into words," John Schneider said. "The kid started in A-ball this year and just did that against that lineup. … What we were looking for were command, poise, all that kind of stuff. That was there. Swings were evident that stuff was good. I know I was getting booed when I went out there, but he wasn't going to go 120, 130 pitches." Varsho hit another homer in the sixth. Toronto's Eric Lauer allowed three singles in the seventh to load the bases. Tommy Nance replaced him and yielded Judge's RBI single, Bellinger's sacrifice fly, Ben Rice's RBI double and Giancarlo Stanton's two-run single. –Larry Millson, Field Level Media

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Oct 6 (Reuters) – Australia's VHM Ltd said on Monday that it had received a letter of interest from the Export-Import Bank (EXIM) of the United States for up to $200 million funding to develop its Goschen rare earths and mineral sands project. (Reporting by Nichiket Sunil in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich)

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The Kansas City Chiefs downgraded receiver Xavier Worthy to questionable for Monday night's road game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Worthy is dealing with shoulder and ankle injuries with the latter ailment being the reason for Sunday's change in status. He was a full practice participant all week and wasn't given an injury designation on Saturday. Worthy dislocated his right shoulder on the first series of the season when he collided with teammate Travis Kelce. He missed the next two games. Worthy returned for last week's victory over the Baltimore Ravens and had five catches for 83 yards. Last season, Worthy caught 59 passes for 638 yards and six touchdowns and added three rushing scores as a rookie. Cornerback Kristian Fulton (ankle) and defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott (shoulder) are also listed as questionable for Kansas City (2-2). –Field Level Media

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