20 years, 348 days) to score 4,000 points, passing Kobe Bryant, during the Cleveland Cavaliers' 108–100 overtime win over the Orlando Magic. Canadian Football League Division Semifinals: Montreal Alouettes 30, Saskatchewan Roughriders 14: Les Als, led by Ben Cahoon and Terry Vaughn, took a 24–0 lead into halftime, and advanced to the Eastern Division Final next Sunday against their bitter rivals, the Toronto Argonauts, in Toronto. Edmonton Eskimos 33, Calgary Stampeders 26: Backup quarterback Jason Maas helped the Eskimos recover from being down 23–12. Starting quarterback Ricky Ray did not throw a touchdown pass, extending his dubious streak to six games. The Eskimos will face the BC Lions next Sunday in the Western Division Final in Vancouver. Soccer MLS Cup Final at Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, Texas: Los Angeles Galaxy 1, New England Revolution 0 (aet): Guillermo Ramírez scores the match's only goal in the third minute of stoppage time during the first half of extra time. For the Galaxy, it's their second MLS cup title, both of which came against the Revs, and both of which came with the match's only goal scored in extra time. Auto racing NASCAR 2005 Chase for the NEXTEL Cup: Checker Auto Parts 500: Chase driver Kurt Busch is suspended for the final two races of the season by Roush Racing after being arrested on charges of reckless driving. (ESPN.com) Ironically, Kurt's younger brother, Kyle, wins the race, his second win of the season. (NASCAR.com) Grand Prix Masters: 1992 Formula One World Drivers Champion Nigel Mansell wins the GP Masters' inaugural race in Kyalami. NFL Week 10 Detroit Lions 29, Arizona Cardinals 21: Roy Williams catches three touchdown passes for the Lions, who outgain Arizona 157 yards to 38 on the ground. Jacksonville Jaguars 30, Baltimore Ravens 3: The Ravens manage only 53 rushing yards and eight first downs. Greg Jones rushes for 106 yards and a touchdown. Indianapolis Colts 31, Houston Texans 17: The Texans put up a fight after falling behind 21–0 but cannot answer a 297-yard, three-touchdown performance from Peyton Manning. Buffalo Bills 14, Kansas City Chiefs 3: Trent Green throws three interceptions, while J. P. Losman, who lost his starting job to Kelly Holcomb three weeks ago, came off the bench for an injured Holcomb and hits Lee Evans for both Buffalo touchdowns. Minnesota Vikings 24, New York Giants 21: It wasn't technically Christmas, but the Vikings had many happy