years after the original punishment. In addition, random testing year round as well as tests during spring training and the regular season were made mandatory. The New York Yankees and outfielder Hideki Matsui agreed to a four-year, $52 million contract extension. Joe Maddon, the longtime bench coach of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim has been named the new manager of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Ned Coletti, who began in baseball as a beat writer for the Philadelphia Journal in 1980, following the world championship season of the Philadelphia Phillies, was named the new general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, coming from their archrival nemesis the San Francisco Giants where he served as assistant general manager. Post-Season Awards: Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals was named the winner of the 2005 National League Most Valuable Player Award, garnering 18 of the possible 32 first-place votes. Andruw Jones of the Atlanta Braves, who had the rest of the first-place markers with fourteen, finished in second place. NCAA College Football: Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder will retire following Saturday's game against Missouri. 14 November 2005 (Monday) Major League Baseball Postseason Awards: Third baseman Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees wins the 2005 American League Most Valuable Player Award, his second in three years, the first one in 2003 with the Texas Rangers, over Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz. NFL Monday Night Football Dallas Cowboys 21, Philadelphia Eagles 20: Roy Williams, the man who ended Terrell Owens' season eleven months earlier with a horse-collar tackle on the suspended Eagles wide receiver, returned a Donovan McNabb interception 46 yards for the game-winning touchdown to complete a comeback from 13 points down, and in the process, may have all but ended the Eagles' season. Olympics: The city of Busan in South Korea announces its bid to host the 2020 Summer Olympics. Cricket: Duleep Trophy, India: West Zone win the 2005–06 Duleep Trophy after chasing 175 in the fourth innings to win by five wickets against East Zone. West Zone wicket-keeper Parthiv Patel shared a sixth-wicket stand of 66 in the second innings with Jacob Martin to take West Zone to the target, while India fast bowler Zaheer Khan took four second-innings wickets, including the former national captain, Sourav Ganguly, for a duck. (The Hindu) 13 November 2005 (Sunday) NBA: LeBron James became the youngest player in league history (at