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Voted out last night: Zane

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Combined Immunity and Reward challenge winners: Kalabaw (first place), Tandang (second place)

Kalabaw Tribe (red buffs): Carter, Dana, Dawson, Jeff, Jonathan, Katie

Matsing Tribe (blue buffs): Angie, Denise, Malcolm, Roxy, Russell

Tandang Tribe (yellow buffs): Abi-Maria, Artis, Lisa, Michael, Pete, RC

Eliminated: Zane

Immunity Idol status - Kalabaw: Jonathan found a clue but hasn't told anyone about it.

Immunity Idol status - Matsing: Russell found a clue but hasn't told anyone about it.

Immunity Idol status - Tandang: No one has found a clue or the idol.

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Report: Kent injures knee on Survivor
Updated Sep 20, 2012 9:57 AM ET FoxSports.com

During his playing career, former Mets, Giants and Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent was known as a fierce competitor. In fact, he was known to be so intense that often even his own teammates took offense, as the now-44-year-old was known to get into the ocassional clubhouse scuffle.

For instance, during the 1992 season he refused to participate in his own rookie hazing ritual with the Mets, and by that point had already earned a reputation for his hot-headedness and for keeping to himself far too much. And, 10 years later, in 2002, Kent and star Barry Bonds famously were reported to have engaged in a shoving match in the Giants' dugout.

So, considering all the bad feelings and in-fighting that Kent experienced throughout his big league career, he should be the perfect contestant for "Survivor", right?

15 MINUTES OF FAME

Sports is the ultimate "unscripted TV." No wonder so many athletes have appeared on reality shows. Well, that is apparently exactly what the producers of the show thought, as well, as Kent made his debut on the program on Wednesday. Kent claimed he wasn't treated any differently than any normal civillian trying out for the show, but at least two things are worthy of noting there. For one, Kent starred on "Survivor: Philippines" alongside fellow celebrity and former Facts of Life star Lisa Welchel. And, Kent has participated with reality TV before, appearing on the show "Superstars" with fellow contestant Ali Landry.

Throughout his career, Kent was also known for some bizarre injuries, most notably breaking his wrist during spring training in 2002. Kent originally claimed he suffered the break while washing his car, but it eventually surfaced that the injury ocurred while he was popping wheelies on his motorcycle.

Then it had to be a little bit appropriate that Kent reportedly suffered torn knee ligaments during a scene with a raft on Wednesday — no more than 10 minutes into the episode. It remains to be seen how the injury will affect him going forward, but we hope that it doesn't force his fellow castaways' collective hand in voting him off the island.

They haven't even had the chance to know Kent and dislike him, yet.