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Half of the NBA’s 30 teams still have a vacancy on their 15‑man standard roster despite all 90 two‑way slots being filled. The open‑spot list includes the Celtics, Cavaliers, Nuggets, Rockets, Pacers, Heat, Timberwolves, Knicks, Magic, 76ers, Suns, Trail Blazers, Kings, Spurs and Raptors. Most are avoiding a 15th player to stay under the luxury tax or hard cap, with only Portland, Sacramento and San Antonio having enough breathing room to add a veteran without triggering the tax. Additionally, several clubs—like the Bulls, Warriors and Jazz—carry non‑guaranteed contracts that could be swapped out for better opportunities.
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris say their approach to racing has changed little compared with last year, despite the huge difference of not challenging for the championship this season. Norris beat Verstappen by two points to win his maiden Formula 1 championship last season. Despite each winning th...
The Las Vegas Raiders announce that rookie tight end Brock Bowers leaves Sunday’s game with an ankle injury, exiting in the first quarter. The 23‑year‑old, a two‑time John Mackey Award winner and former Georgia star, has logged 48 receptions for 658 yards and six touchdowns in eight games this season. Drafted 13th overall in 2024, Bowers signed a four‑year, $17.8 million deal with a sizable signing bonus and a 2028 fifth‑year option. Updates on his status are pending.
The Dallas Mavericks (7-6) visit the Boston Celtics (10-2) at TD Garden on Sunday at 5 p.m. CST, ending a back‑to‑back road swing. Boston rides a five‑game streak after a rest since Wednesday, while Dallas drops two straight losses to Minnesota and Cleveland. Key injury news: the Celtics are missing Kyrie Irving, Santi Aldama and Max Christie. No specific Celtics lineup updates are provided, but the article notes the Mavericks will be shorthanded. This preview highlights the matchup, recent form and the impact of Boston’s injuries.
The Boston Red Sox are weighing a designation for assignment (DFA) of former No. 4 overall prospect Kristian Campbell, whose stock has plummeted since signing an eight‑year, $60 million deal after a hot debut. Campbell posted a .223 average and .664 OPS in 67 MLB games in 2025, then spent 2026 in Triple‑A, hitting .256 with 8 homers. With the Rule 5 roster deadline on Nov. 17, Boston may remove him from the 40‑man roster, betting his contract will deter other clubs from claiming him. A DFA would free a spot for another prospect while allowing Campbell to stay in Worcester.
The Vikings find themselves in a three‑way tie atop the NFC North after the Lions beat them in Germany and the Bears sit on a bye. Detroit tops the tie thanks to a 1‑0 head‑to‑head record, while Minnesota holds the second spot with a win over Chicago. Both the Lions and Vikings sit at 7‑2 overall, but a loss would drop Minnesota to sixth in the division and slip them to sixth in the NFC playoff picture, where the 49ers lead at 7‑1. The article details the full Week 10 standings and the stakes for each team.
The Green Bay Packers suffered a 30-10 loss against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Lambeau Field. After the game, Packers head coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged the lopsided nature of the game.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza lost one of his top targets during his first NFL start on Sunday.
The Kansas City Chiefs reclaim the AFC West lead after a Week 9 win and favorable tiebreakers over the Denver Broncos. Both teams sit 7‑2 overall, but Kansas City’s 3‑1 divisional record beats Denver’s 2‑1, moving the Chiefs to second in the conference behind the 8‑1 Buffalo Bills. Jacksonville trails at 7‑2 with a 6‑2 AFC record, while Pittsburgh sits fourth at 6‑2 after beating Cincinnati. The Browns clinch a wild‑card spot as New England falls out. A crucial Thanksgiving showdown looms for the top two.
The Houston Texans fell 27-24 to the Cleveland Browns in a nail‑biter that slashed their playoff odds from 29% to 12%. After jumping to a 17‑0 lead in the second quarter, CJ Stroud connected repeatedly with Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson, but a surge by Browns QB Deshaun Watson—highlighted by a 65‑yard strike to Jerry Jeudy and a rushing TD—cut the lead. Cleveland rallied with an explosive TE Harold Fannin catch and a field goal before sealing the win late. Injuries and penalties hampered Houston’s defense, leaving them stunned and out of the AFC race.
Olympic hopeful Leo Dillier, one of the world’s best beach volleyball players, has come out as gay and says he wants to be the role model he once needed.
After a dominant win over the Atlanta Falcons, Andy Reid outlines five key injury updates for the Chiefs. Tight end Travis Kelce leaves briefly with a calf/ankle issue but returns, while rookie tight end Jared Wiley fractures his ankle and is out. Right guard Trey Smith enters concussion protocol, and center Creed Humphrey suffers a facial poke but stays on the field. Rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane feels a shoulder knock but is expected to be okay. Reid also mentions groin‑injured running back Kenneth Walker ahead of the upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Ahead of Week 10 against the Atlanta Falcons, the Chiefs finally revive their deep‑ball game. Patrick Mahomes, who hadn’t completed a 20‑plus‑yard pass since Week 4, connects on three of six long throws after the midseason acquisition of WR Josh Downs. Cyrus Allen nets a 39‑yard TD, Rashee Rice grabs a 50‑yard post‑route catch, and Andrew Armstrong scores on a scrambling Mahomes bomb. Downs also catches an 18‑yard strike and a back‑shoulder TD that puts Kansas City up 14‑6. Mahomes finishes the night with another deep TD to tight end Jake Briningstool, propelling the Chiefs to a late‑fourth‑quarter win.
The 2026 NHL Global Series has come and gone, and it was a big one for the Carolina Hurricanes. They went into the two-game set against the Seattle Kraken 2-0…
The Washington Wizards (4‑9) head into Sunday’s home game against a hot Houston Rockets squad (10‑3) after six straight defeats, including a 144‑140 double‑OT loss to Detroit. The preview lists Wizards’ projected starters—Trae Young at point guard, AJ Dybantsa, Kyshawn George, Anthony Davis, and Alex Sarr—and notes tip‑off at 7 p.m. at Capital One Arena, broadcast on Monumental Sports Network and 106.7 The Fan. The article invites fans to discuss the matchup in the comments.
The Colorado Avalanche claim left‑handed defenseman Mike Reilly off waivers from the Carolina Hurricanes on November 15, 2026. With Cale Makar and Josh Manson sidelined, the Avs add a 6‑foot‑2, 191‑lb veteran who brings 468 NHL games, 19 goals, 135 assists and a recent Stanley Cup championship to bolster depth on the blue line. Reilly, a league‑minimum contract, gives Colorado a rare left‑shot option alongside Devon Toews and can slot into either side of the defense, offering flexibility amid injury‑driven roster strain.
Bethune-Cookman University fires head coach Raymond Woodie Jr. and reinstates legendary Alvin “Shine” Wyatt as interim head coach just before the Florida Classic. Wyatt, the winningest coach in Wildcats history (90‑54 record, 2002 MEAC title, two playoff berths), returns after more than 15 years to steer the team against rival Florida A&M. The move follows a failed hiring of Hall of Famer Ed Reed and aims to boost the program’s SWAC aspirations, while a national search for a permanent coach begins.
Four clubs in the Premier League are looking at the signature of this Barcelona star.
The Carolina Panthers clinched a 20-17 victory over the New Orleans Saints, extending their lead in the NFC South and boosting their playoff outlook. The win puts the Panthers one game ahead of the Saints and a game ahead of the New York Giants after the Giants’ recent loss. Meanwhile, the NFC North sees the Detroit Lions claim tiebreaker advantage over the Vikings and Bears. The updated NFC standings show the 49ers atop the conference, with the Panthers sitting fourth at 4-5.
With Aidan Hutchinson reportedly out for the season, the Detroit Lions could look to free agency for help. Here are five available EDGE rushers Brad Holmes could consider.
The Seattle Seahawks suffer a fresh offensive blow in Week 10 as right tackle Abe Lucas is ruled doubtful after a hit that left him limping with a right knee/leg injury, joining left tackle Charles Cross, left guard Quenton Nelson and third‑string back George Holani on the sidelines. Veteran practice‑squad lineman Bobby Hart steps in for Lucas, marking his 76th career start. On defense, DT Jarran Reed sustains a toe injury and is also doubtful, compounding Leonard Williams’ stinger absence. Both teams now face a markedly shorthanded line heading into the Raiders matchup.
The Indianapolis Colts snap a five‑game losing streak with a gritty 24‑22 victory over the Miami Dolphins at Lucas Oil Stadium on Nov. 15, 2026. After a back‑and‑forth battle, Indianapolis leans on a powerful rushing duo—Jonathan Taylor and Seth McGowan—to open scoring, while a defensive fumble recovery by Adetomiwa Adebawore yields a touchdown. Miami rallies with a 34‑yard bubble‑pass TD and a late 51‑yard field goal by Zane Gonzalez, but missed kicks and a fourth‑down stop keep the lead intact. A late interception by rookie safety Michael Taaffe and a crucial pass breakup preserve the win, giving the Colts their third triumph of the season.
The Cleveland Browns clinch a 27-24 comeback win over the Houston Texans, moving to 6-4 on the season and surpassing the 5.5 win over/under set by oddsmakers. The victory marks the Browns' first 4‑0 home record since 1963 and makes them the first NFL team to earn all six opening wins by four points or fewer. Head coach Todd Monken proves his worth, defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg's unit limits the Texans to seven points, and Deshaun Watson cements his role as the starting quarterback. The win fuels optimism heading into a pivotal November stretch.
Kansas City Current has punched its ticket to the NWSL championship game.
The Illini recorded a resounding 105-49 victory over the Redhawks on Sunday afternoon.
The Los Angeles Chargers list wide receiver Ladd McConkey as questionable for Monday night’s primetime clash against the Baltimore Ravens due to a lingering back injury that sidelined him all week. McConkey, who missed the Texans game after back spasms in pre‑game warmups, would have been Justin Herbert’s top target, especially as the quarterback also nurses a hand injury. The Ravens lose safety Jaylinn Hawkins to a knee issue and have rookie RB Adam Randall as a questionable foot injury, opening a roster spot. The Chargers also report nine other injuries, including TE David Njoku and DT Justin Eboigbe, as they head into Week 10.