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PITTSBURGH -- From the get-go, Billy Hamilton could not be contained Sunday.Hamilton swiped four bases, got three hits and scored three times, leading the Cincinnati Reds over the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3.My job is to get on base and get into scoring position for these guys behind me to drive me in, Hamilton said. Thats my job. I felt like I did my job.Hamilton set the tone right away. He drew a leadoff walk from Gerrit Cole, then stole two bags. He finished the day with 43 steals this season, which led the majors until Milwaukees Jonathan Villar stole two bags later Sunday to match Hamilton.Hamilton helped the Reds avoid a series sweep with his bat and legs. The center fielder also made a leaping, backhanded catch that drew applause from the Pittsburgh fans at PNC Park.Pirates manager Clint Hurdle blamed himself for Hamiltons impact.We werent where we wanted to be with it. Thats my responsibility, Hurdle said. Its my responsibility to take care of that and everybody has different jobs to do. When we get those kinds of bases stolen, thats on the manager.Later, Eric Fryer hit a ball to deep center that turned around Hamilton twice before he recovered to make the catch.Through all the challenges that hes had offensively, the defense has kept him in the big leagues, to be honest, more so than the stolen bases, Reds manager Bryan Price said.Following Hamiltons leaping grab, winning pitcher Dan Straily emphatically pounded his glove while pointing back to his center fielder.I have never seen anything like him, Straily said. That ball, it started off over one of his shoulders, kind of knuckled back. It was pretty impressive from where I was standing, very much appreciated. I hung a slider. He hit the ball well. I was very fortunate.Straily (7-6) gave up two earned runs and three hits in six innings, walking none and striking out four. The Reds have won in each of his past four appearances since Straily lost four consecutive decisions.Straily got through the first four innings with 41 pitches, 32 for strikes.Straily didnt allow a hit until Matt Joyce hit a 442-foot homer in the fifth. Josh Harrison later homered off Straily.Gerrit Cole (7-7) fell to 0-6 lifetime against the Reds. He left in the sixth, giving up four runs on three hits and three walks.Cole allowed more than three earned runs for the third time in 17 starts this season.Youre not going to be able to stop Hamilton every time, but a walk to start off the game is pretty much a triple within four or five pitches, Cole said. Thats not going to get the job done.Hamiltons early steals set up an RBI grounder by and a run-scoring single by Brandon Phillips.Hamilton doubled in the third, again stole third and scored on a sacrifice fly by Joey Votto.TRAINERS ROOMPirates: 3B David Freese did not play Sunday, a day after leaving the game because of discomfort in his left elbow.UP NEXTReds: Rookie LHP Cody Reed (0-6, 7.30) will try to earn his first major league victory when he starts Monday at St. Louis.Pirates: RHP Chad Kuhl (1-0, 4.19) will make his first start for Pittsburgh since July 17 on Tuesday, when he faces the San Diego Padres at PNC Park.Discount Shoes Black Friday . - The Washington Redskins have cut defensive lineman Adam Carriker and punter Sav Rocca. Buy Shoes Black Friday . They reached the 100-point plateau for the fourth time in five games, bested the visiting Trail Blazers by 34 in the paint and scored 19 of the final 25 points in regulation. https://www.cheapshoesblackfriday.com/ . 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ESPN Stats & Information senior researcher Matt Willis breaks down the biggest changes within the marketplace, including who is moving up or falling back among odds to win championships and major awards.?NFL -- The arrows pointing upAfter a Week 13 victory thanks to Eric Berrys interception returned for a two-point conversion, the Kansas City Chiefs jumped from 18-1 to 10-1. Just two weeks ago, Kansas City was at 25-1 after a loss to the Buccaneers. Now the Chiefs are the fourth favorite to win the Super Bowl, following the Patriots (2-1), Cowboys (7-2) and Seahawks (9-2).All this comes despite the Chiefs trailing the Raiders in the AFC West by a game. Because of that, the Raiders are still even money to win the division, with the Chiefs right behind at 6-5.These two teams will tangle in a huge matchup Thursday, and the division looks like it will swing with the result. With a win, the Raiders have an 84 percent chance to win the division (27 percent with a loss), according to ESPNs Football Power Index. If the Chiefs win, theyre at 65 percent to win the division, but only 11 percent with a loss.College Football -- Playoff announcement only helps AlabamaThe four-team field for this seasons College Football Playoff was announced last weekend, with Alabama, Clemson, Ohio Sttate and Washington making up the field.ddddddddddddAlabama has been the favorite all season. After a dominating SEC championship game victory against Florida, its no surprise that the Crimson Tide went from 5-7 to 4-9 to win the title.What is a surprise is how the odds moved for the other three playoff teams. Clemson, the second team into the playoff field, remained consistent at 6-1, the third-favorite.But the other two playoff teams odds took hits. Ohio State didnt play, but dropped from 2-1 to 7-2. Washington, despite a dominating Pac-12 title game victory, went from 8-1 to 15-1, despite getting in after being a bubble team.It just goes to show how heavy of a favorite and well-regarded Alabama is heading into the playoff.MLB -- Sale of the centuryOn Tuesday, the Red Sox pulled off a major deal and acquired ace Chris Sale from the White Sox for several big-name prospects.Boston had already established itself as one of the main contenders, as even before that trade the Red Sox were co-favorites with the Astros in the American League at 9-2. And at 10-1, they were tied for the second-favorites to win the 2017 World Series.Now, the Red Sox jumped from 10-1 to 5-1, putting them firmly as the second-favorites, still trailing the 3-1 Cubs. ' ' '