COSTELLO: Going into week five in the NFL, there were three undefeated teams. Now two are left. St. Louis knocked Arizona from the unbeaten last night. Rams quarterback Sam Bradford completed seven passes, but two of them were for scores. In the meantime, the Rams defense was putting pressure on the Cardinals quarterback, Kevin Kolb. He was sacked nine times. Rams win, 17-3. The troubled tenure of Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine is over. Sox fired Valentine. He was brought in to restore order to the clubhouse after last season's fried chicken and beer debacle. But didn't work out. Beyond Valentine, the Red Sox were plagued by injuries this year and they wound up with their worst record since 1965. Valentine went biking after learning his fate.</s>BOBBY VALENTINE, FORMER RED SOX MANAGER: The ownership of this team is terrific. Let me tell you what; John Henry flew up from Florida to make sure that he was here in person, you know, to be with me and us today. And, you know, Tom and Larry, no one cares more than them. And I think they're doing what they think is the right thing to do for the fans. Because this wasn't acceptable. I get that. Baseball's playoffs begin today with the first ever wild card games. Win or go home. In the National League, the Braves host the Cardinals, first pitch 5:07 p.m. Eastern.
Red Sox Fire Bobby Valentine