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Excited Lee Packers tight end Donald Lee (86) celebrated the first of his two touchdowns on Sunday with the Lambeau Field faithful during a 31--17 victory over the Panthers. Green Bay ran its record to 9--1 and could emerge as a threat to the front-running Patriots (page 48). Sweat Soccer New England defender Avery John prevented a pass from reaching its Dynamo target on Sunday during MLS Cup in Washington. Despite John's heady play Houston earned its second straight championship, 2--1 (page 68). Wild-eyed Minnesota goalie Niklas Backstrom and center Mikko Koivu watched the rebound from a shot by Canucks center Ryan Kesler, who couldn't see what he missed in Vancouver last Friday. The Canucks won 6--2. For more Leading Off pictures, go to SI.com/photo. 
 
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