to end Tennessee's would-be game-winning drive in the last minute. Detroit Lions 20, Minnesota Vikings 17, OT An injured Jon Kitna gutsily leads the Lions to Jason Hanson's game-winning field goal after a Minnesota fumble. Dallas Cowboys 37, Miami Dolphins 20 The Cowboys intercept Dolphins quarterback Trent Green four times. Arizona Cardinals 23, Seattle Seahawks 20 A late Matt Hasselbeck fumble sets up Neil Rackers' game-winning 41-yard field goal. Baltimore Ravens 20, New York Jets 13 Ray Lewis picks off a Kellen Clemens pass in the end zone to end the Jets' comeback bid. Denver Broncos 23, Oakland Raiders 20, OT What appears to be Sebastian Janikowski's game-winning field goal is waved off when officials rule the Broncos had called time-out before the snap. Janikowski's second attempt strikes the upright, while Jason Elam is true on a 23-yarder shortly thereafter. Chicago Bears 20, Kansas City Chiefs 10 Two big Devin Hester punt returns pace the Bears to a 17–0 lead they don't give up. New England Patriots 38, San Diego Chargers 14 The Pats put last week's spying controversy behind them, with Tom Brady completing 25 of his 31 passes for three TDs, two of them to Randy Moss. Baseball: Jim Thome of the Chicago White Sox becomes the 23rd Major League Baseball player to hit his 500th career home run, hitting a two-run walk-off shot off Dustin Moseley to give the Chisox a 9–7 win over the Los Angeles Angels in Chicago. Thome is the third player this season to reach 500 homers, a first in MLB history, and he is also the first to reach 500 homers with a walk-off homer. (AP via ESPN) Basketball: EuroBasket 2007 in Spain Championship: 60–59 J. R. Holden, after stripping Pau Gasol of the ball, scores the winning shot with 2 seconds left. Fellow Russian Andrei Kirilenko is tournament MVP. Third place: 78–69 Fifth place: 80–71 Seventh place: 88–74 Russia receives a direct berth in the 2008 Olympics. Since Spain already qualified for Beijing by winning the 2006 FIBA World Championship, Lithuania also books a place in Beijing. Greece, Germany, Croatia, and Slovenia advance to the pre-Olympic qualifying tournament. Golf: PGA Tour: Tiger Woods runs away with THE TOUR Championship in Atlanta, finishing at 257 (23 under par) and winning by 8 shots over Mark Calcavecchia and Zach Johnson. Woods wins $1.26 million for winning the tournament, and earns a $10 million