Munoz leads, Woods struggles at Sherwood

The scorecards of Sebastian Munoz and Tiger Woods were unusual for different reasons Thursday in the Zozo Championship at Sherwood. That was only good news for one of them.

Munoz twice holed out for eagle from a combined distance of 219 yards. He also had eight birdies.

Throw in a wild tee shot for double bogey, three bogeys and only five pars and it added to an 8-under 64 and a oneshot lead.

“Not a normal round,” Munoz said.

That especially was the case for Woods. For the first time in his 1,277 rounds on the PGA Tour as a pro, he made bogey or worse on three par 5s in a single round.

That led to a 4-over 76 — by two shots his worst score in 49 rounds at Sherwood Country Club — that left him 12 shots out of the lead and in no mood to talk.

NFL

VIKINGS, RAVENS DEAL » The Vikings traded defensive end Yannick Ngakoue to the Ravens for draft picks, less than two months after acquiring the fifth-year pass rusher in a deal with the Jaguars.

Ngakoue is tied for fourth in the NFL with five sacks in six games, including two forced fumbles, but the Vikings entered their bye week with a 1-5 record and thus more incentive to focus on the future than stay competitive in 2020.

NEW GAME TIME » The NFL has shifted the Las Vegas game against Tampa Bay out of prime time after several Raiders players have been unable to practice this week because of contact tracing from the coronavirus. The game in Las Vegas was originally scheduled to be played at 8:20 p.m. Oct. 25 in the national television window on NBC but now has been moved to 4:05 p.m. in a regional window on Fox.

The game between the Seahawks and Cardinals in Arizona has been moved into the primetime window.

MLB

RATINGS DOWN » The World Series drew a record-low audience of television viewers for the second straight night. Tampa Bay’s 6- 4 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 was seen by an average of 8,950,000 viewers on Fox, receiving a 5.0 rating and 11 share, according to Nielsen Media Research.

College football

NO HOLIDAY BOWL » The Holiday Bowl has become the fourth bowl game to be called off due to the coronavirus pandemic. Holiday Bowl officials announced that the board of directors voted unanimously to cancel what would have been the 43rd straight edition of the game. It would have been the first year of a six-year deal to match teams from the Pac-12 and Atlantic Coast Conference.