Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images Web links on the Buccaneers. Instant analysis: Bucs win thriller in first home game since Week 3The Tampa Bay Buccaneers returned home in Week 10, taking down the Arizona Cardinals for their first win since September. How Jamel Dean redeemed himself, and the BucsBucs 30. Cardinals 27: One week after getting burned in Seattle, the Bucs rookie cornerback made perhaps the biggest play in Tampa Bay’s first victory in six weeks. Bucs-Cardinals: The sky isn’t falling, and other things we learnedThomas Bassinger: The Bucs were resilient Sunday, repeatedly bouncing back after surrendering leads and committing turnovers. The reward: their first home win of the season. Murray shines, but miscues cost Cardinals in loss to BucsKyler Murray put up big numbers, but missed opportunities and miscues doomed the Arizona Cardinals. Murray's NFL rookie record streak of 211 consecutive pass attempts without an interception ended in the fourth quarter and led to Tampa Bay's final touchdown in the Buccaneers' 30-27 win over Bucs bench CB Vernon Hargreaves for lack of effortTampa Bay coach Bruce Arians benched cornerback Vernon Hargreaves for a lack of hustle going in for a tackle in Sunday's 30-27 win over the Cardinals. Hargreaves did return later in the game. Motivated By Failure - JoeBucsFan.comLast week Joe gave Jamel Dean little slack. Ira Kaufman's 10 Takeaways From Bucs-Cardinals - JoeBucsFan.comThey had it all the way. Bucs' Arians: "We Showed A Lot Of Poise" | Pewter ReportThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers returned home from their unprecedented road trip with a 30-27 victory over the visiting Arizona Cardinals, snapping a four-game losing streak.

Syracuse Crunch Cory Conacher (89) playing against the Utica Comets in American Hockey League (AHL) action in the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium in Utica, New York on Friday, November 16, 2018. Syracuse won 4-0. | Scott Thomas Photography Look for it this Thursday. The Lightning -As reported yesterday, the Tampa Bay Lightning tied an NHL record during their game on Saturday for most goals by one team in an NHL game outside North America. Their five goals are in good company: Most goals by one team in an NHL game outside North America: 5 - @TBLightning (Nov. 9, 2019 in SWE) 5 – NJD (Oct. 6, 2018 in SWE) 5 – PHX (Oct. 9, 2010 in CZE) 5 – STL (Oct. 3, 2009 in SWE) 5 – CGY (Oct. 10, 1998 in JPN) #NHLStats pic.twitter.com/EQyLVQ17dJ— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) November 10, 2019 -Did you miss this podcast with our very own Alan? You should listen! NEW // Episode 9: Unsettled, Discomforted (Interview w/ @loserpoints)https://t.co/0T1rRs4Dad— Nets & Bolts (@Nets_and_Bolts) November 9, 2019 The Crunch -Syracuse Crunch forward Cory Conacher is the star of “Miracle, Baby,” a documentary about his life with Type 1 Diabetes. The documentary will have its digital premiere this Thursday. November 14 marks #WorldDiabetesDay & the digital premiere of Miracle, Baby – a documentary about my #T1D journey while playing professional hockey. Register to watch for free or submit a question for me here: https://t.co/W4PF7QhQWB #SyrCrunch #TampaBayLightning @WDD— Cory Conacher (@conhockey19) November 10, 2019 -Patrick Williams got together with Crunch head coach Ben Groulx for a great article that puts the Crunch’s current season so far into perspective. ...in all, they play 11 games in 22 nights to close out November. After seven games in October, the November calendar will provide ample opportunity to develop a rhythm.“We were getting there slowly but surely,” Groulx said. “I thought we struggled early on at putting everything together, and now it’s a little bit of the same thing. We don’t have the consistency that is required to be successful in this league day in and day out. So [it is] something we address with our team, and it’s about making every play and making sure that you do what’s right. I think it goes with your preparation. It goes with your attitude. Some things we’re doing better, but [there is] still a little bit in front of us to [improve].” -Today is Veterans Day in the United States, and Remembrance Day in Canada. The Crunch wore camo jerseys this past weekend in honor of our veterans, and here’s a short collection of shots from our favorite photographer Scott Thomas. We sincerely thank all who have served. The Game -The members of the PWHPA are hopeful their current stand will eventually pay off. Six months into a self-imposed sabbatical, Hilary Knight is equal parts anxious and resolute. Asked how long the PWHPA can hold out and she’s politely blunt. ”I don’t think there’s a set answer to that,” she said. “Obviously, as players, we want to compete. We want to play in a league right now. However, we don’t have a league right now to play in so my answer would be, ‘Yesterday is too long.’ But at the same time, it’s as long as it takes for us to fulfill our needs of finding a sustainable, viable solution.” -The Iowa Wild, AHL farm club of the Minnesota Wild, also did some special things during their game in honor of Veterans Day. The @IAWild pulled out all the stops for their puck drop on Saturday. pic.twitter.com/uU782CfgdN— AHL (@TheAHL) November 10, 2019 -The Bakersfield Condors, AHL farm club of the Edmonton Oilers, wore specialty jerseys this past weekend celebrating the Moon Landing. One small step for man, one giant leap for hockey-kind. @Condors pic.twitter.com/vTQzZcGLap— AHL (@TheAHL) November 10, 2019 pic.twitter.com/7cTzL4agOm— Mo ? (@mospurpose) November 10, 2019

Carrie Underwood is back hosting the awards show honoring country music for the 12th consecutive time.        

A Tampa-based writer rediscovers downtown by spending a weekend with his family at the Waterside Marriott and along The Tampa Riverwalk. Read what he finds in the complete story published in the Travel section of The Washington Post.