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WHO'S Hot

David Garrard

A changing of the gunslinger? Jags QB Byron Leftwich said he was ready to play, but coach Jack Del Rio said he'd go with Garrard (above). That led to a 37-point outburst (three TD passes) a second straight win and a victory for a cause: Garrard has Crohn's disease and speaks out to raise awareness.

South American Legs

Argentina-bred Invasor raced to victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic (page 98); Brazil's Marilson Gomes dos Santos stunned the pack at the New York City Marathon (2005 champ Paul Tergat to The New York Times: "I didn't know exactly who he was"); and--�Ol�!--Brazilian Adriano Moraes (right) hung on to win the PBR championship.

Bucks

Milwaukee's 2--1 start included a home-opener trouncing of the Kings and a glimpse of a balanced offense--"That's the beauty of the team," says guard Michael Redd--with new import Charlie Villanueva.

Kennys

Kenny Rogers (the pine tar guy, not the singer) won a Gold Glove. Kenny G (yes, the sax guy, right) was named the best golfer in the music biz by Golf Digest.

WHO'S Not