Mike Cozzi at Large with Sports - Tuesday September 29, 2020

Tampa Bay brings home Stanley Cup title, first major title won since coronavirus outbreak

SPORTS STREAM

MLB POSTSEASON

2020 AL Wild Card Series preview, schedule and times

MLB POSTSEASON

2020 NL Wild Card Series preview, schedule and times

NFL

Ravens' John Harbaugh ignites social media criticism for yelling at referee without face covering

NFL

Seahawks' Pete Carroll on play that hurt Chris Carson: 'I was really pissed about that'

NBA PLAYOFFS

Jimmy Butler on NBA title hopes: 'If you want to win, you have to go through a LeBron James-led team'

NFL

Steelers' Alejandro Villanueva reveals why he honors Army Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe on helmet

NFL

Patriots' Cam Newton on not moving family to Boston area: 'This is a business trip for me'

For as momentous and anticipated as a game can be three weeks into a season, that's how large Monday night's much-ballyhooed showdown was. Led by wunderkinds at quarterback who in their mere fives seasons of experiences seem already to be transcendent talents, the Chiefs and Ravens collided. And from the start, it was all Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. The reigning Super Bowl champions flexed their might with Mahomes captaining an offensive showcase in the opening half that led to a 34-20 victory. As Mahomes tallied five total touchdowns, Lamar Jackson struggled in the Ravens' first loss and the Chiefs maintained their spot as the league's best thus far.

Kansas City Chiefs 34, Baltimore Ravens 20