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GLENDALE, Ariz. - A new starting quarterback, the same result for Arizona.The Cardinals win again.Drew Stanton was good enough, Arizonas defence was excellent and the Cardinals beat the Detroit Lions 14-6 on Sunday to improve to an NFL-best 9-1.Stanton threw touchdown passes to Michael Floyd on Arizonas first two possessions and the Cardinals held the Lions without a touchdown, the first time thats happened to Detroit since 2009, in a matchup of teams with two of the best records in the league.When you score six points, youre not going to win a lot of ball games, Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford said.Detroit got inside the Arizona 20-yard line only once, and that was after one of Stantons two interceptions. The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for Detroit (7-3).Stanton, starting after Carson Palmer was lost for the season with a knee injury, threw TD passes of 42 and 12 yards. After that, Arizonas offence stalled and Stanton threw two interceptions. But the Lions couldnt convert either turnover into a touchdown.It was a great win for us, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said, and solidifies the belief in our locker room that whoever steps in steps up.Arizona won its sixth in a row and has its best record through 10 games since 1948. The Cardinals, 6-0 at home, also have a three-game lead over Seattle and San Francisco in the NFC West.Arizona held an opponent without a TD for the first time this season.When a team doesnt score seven points, Cardinals linebacker Larry Foote said, theres a pretty good chance youre going to come out on top.Stanton, 3-1 as a starter this season, finished 21 of 32 for 306 yards. Stafford was 18 of 30 for 183 yards with one interception. He was sacked four times, while Stanton, facing the No. 1-rated defence in the NFL, was not sacked.Stanton, whose wife delivered the couples second child on Monday, sent Palmer a text right before the game.Im stepping in for him, Stanton said, but this is still his team.Neither team scored in the second half in a matchup of two of the games best defences.Detroits only real threat came late in the first half.Cassius Vaughn intercepted Stantons pass and got the ball at the 19. Detroit advanced it to the 10 and Lions coach Jim Caldwell challenged the spot, arguing that it should have been a first down. But the spot stood and Caldwell decided to go four a field goal on fourth-and-1.That was huge, huge, Arians said. After that interception, to hold them to three I thought set the tempo for the rest of the football game.Calvin Johnson, usually defended by Patrick Peterson, had five catches for 59 yards for the Lions, only one for 4 yards in the first half.As usual, Arizona blitzed away and put its faith in its talented secondary.We put it on them every week, Arians said. Thats the strength of our football team, and we play to their strengths.The reversal of an officials call early in the fourth quarter played a big role in the game.Arizonas Justin Bethel got to a punt by the Cardinals at Detroits 1-yard line. Bethel tossed the ball away from the end zone, and after it hit another Cardinal or two, Detroits Jeremy Ross picked it up and ran 49 yards to the Arizona 45. Arians challenged the play, arguing that Bethel had possession of the ball at the 1 and did not bat it back. After a review, Arians won the challenge and the Lions had to start from the 1.They said (Bethel) possessed the ball, and thats the ruling, Detroit coach Jim Caldwell said. It doesnt matter what I think.A 12-yard pass from Stanton to Larry Fitzgerald on third-and-11 in the final minutes sealed the victory.The Cardinals took the opening kick and went 80 yards in six plays. The next time they got the ball, they went 77 yards in seven plays.Stanton was 3 of 4 for 59 yards in the first TD drive and 3 of 4 for 77 yards in the second.After Matt Praters 50-yard field goal hit the left upright and bounced through to make it 14-3, the Cardinals mounted another long drive. But on first down from the Lions 14, Stantons pass was intercepted by Josh Bynes.NOTES: The Lions had come from behind in the fourth quarter to win their previous three games. ... The Cardinals have intercepted 15 passes. ... Arizona plays next Sunday at Seattle, where the Cardinals won last year. ... 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Manager John Gibbons, stunned after the game, had never seen anything like it. "No, I sure cant remember," said Gibbons. "We just couldnt throw strikes. We didnt pitch good all series. Its cold, okay, but you know what, its cold for both sides. If youre ever going to get to September, October in the playoffs, its going to be cold. We didnt pitch very well. We were in position to win that one and we coughed it up. Its a crappy ending to a crappy day, Ill tell you that." Asked to clarify whether hed heard any of his pitchers or position players griping about the frigid conditions at Target Field, Gibbons wasnt spilling. "No, no complaints about that," he said. The previous franchise record for walks in an inning was seven, set in the first inning of a 13-1 loss to the Red Sox on June 21, 1994. Somebody named Brad Cornett started that game and walked three. Scott Brow picked him up in relief and was responsible for the next four bases on balls. Truly historic and truly vexing for a bullpen that hadnt blown a lead all season; a bullpen that hadnt allowed an inherited run to score, for goodness sakes, until Todd Redmond allowed two of R.A. Dickeys runners to cross in the opening game of the twin bill, a 7-0 defeat. Youll watch the next 38 years of Blue Jays baseball and youll probably never see six runs scored on eight walks, three wild pitches and just one hit, again. "Im obviously one oof the main guys to blame there," said Delabar, who walked the first two hitters and then was lifted for Santos after a sacrifice bunt advanced the runners.dddddddddddd "I put them in a bad situation there behind me. The hitters didnt deserve what we did that inning. That was brutal." Gibbons went to Santos looking for the strikeout but the closer was wild, bouncing slider after slider, giving catcher Dioner Navarro a workout. Three of those spiked breaking pitches got by his catcher, each resulted in a run and suddenly the Twins were ahead. His three walks compounded the issue. "Coming into that situation, I had to be perfect," said Santos. "Looking back now I was trying to be too perfect there. Tough, obviously, when you see your guys, the position players, they go out and play in this cold weather and so many innings. You know, its just a long day and those are just games that youd like." The inning was bizarre enough and long enough to facilitate each of the five stages of grief. First there was denial; could this be happening? Based on the reaction on Twitter, rarely an appropriate gauge of rationality but itll do for the moment, fans were angry. Bargaining followed, with pleas for Santos to throw a strike or to induce an inning-ending double play. Fans sunk into depression once the Twins had taken the lead and by the time it was 9-5 and all hope was lost, they came to accept the result. An ugly night at the office, to be sure, but context is important. This is still a top notch bullpen. It had, to borrow an appropriate adjective from Gibbons, a crappy evening. Its blown only one lead all season and it happened to do so in historic and spectacular fashion. The Blue Jays cant get it back. Its off to Cleveland, 3-3 on the road trip and 8-8 on the season. The relievers likely will have to contribute significantly if the Jays are to knock off the Indians, a playoff wild card team last season. Such is the beauty of baseball. With games almost everyday, theres no time to dwell on the ugly performances. ' ' '