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#CardCorner: 1972 Topps Tug McGraw
The #CardCorner post celebrates the 1972 Topps Tug McGraw card, highlighting the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies reliever’s 19‑year career (96 wins, 180 saves, 3.14 ERA) and his iconic 1980 World Series strike‑out of Willie Wilson. It traces McGraw’s early life in Martinez, California, his switch from outfield to pitcher at Vallejo High, a junior‑college stint, and a memorable no‑hitter with the Cocoa Mets after signing an $8,000 bonus in 1964. The article notes his quirky barber hobby, his role as a clubhouse character, and his rise from a struggling 1965 rookie to a postseason hero for the Phillies.
Martínez dominates en route to first Cy Young Award
Pedro Martínez clinched his first NL Cy Young Award on Nov. 11, 1997, becoming the first Expos player and the first Dominican pitcher to win the honor. He posted a 17-8 record with a league‑best 1.90 ERA, 13 complete games, a 0.932 WHIP and 305 strikeouts—the first Latin American to surpass 300 Ks in a season. Despite the triumph, Montreal traded him to the Red Sox a week later. Martínez would later add two more Cy Youngs (1999, 2000) and enter the Hall of Fame in 2015, cementing his legacy as one of baseball’s all‑time greats.
Depot After Dark: Bengals’ Uniforms, Queen On Tomlin, Broncos Trade For LB
In this Steelers Depot “After Dark” roundup (Nov. 10), the blog highlights three hot topics: the Bengals unveil a bold new uniform set that could spark a divisional shake‑up; Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin earns a quirky “Queen” award for leadership; and Denver bolsters its defense by trading for linebacker [Name] ahead of the season’s final stretch. The brief digest gives scores, dates and key names for fans deciding if they want the full scoop.
Kings star Zach LaVine’s attempt to roast De’Andre Hunter hilariously backfires
Zach LaVine tried to tease teammate De’Andre Hunter before a media session, recalling their ATL‑SAC battles, but Hunter turned the joke around by bragging he usually guarded the “best player,” DeMar DeRozan, not LaVine. The banter offers a rare laugh for a Kings squad sliding to 1‑9 after a 114‑108 loss to the Miami Heat, where LaVine had 15 points and Hunter 14. Sacramento, missing Domantas Sabonis, hopes to snap the skid against the Orlando Magic on Tuesday.
Permane wants Lawson decision done: 'I want you guys to stop asking me'
Alan Permane, team principal of Racing Bulls, says he wants to finalize the 2027 driver lineup immediately to end speculation around Liam Lawson. Speaking after the São Paulo Grand Prix, Permane confirms an announcement is imminent, urging media to stop repeatedly questioning him about Lawson’s future.
“Didn’t Put Enough Pressure”- Coco Gauff Pays for Slow Start as Linda Noskova Takes Control at WTA Finals
Coco Gauff’s WTA Finals debut ends in a 6-4, 6-3 loss to Czech Linda Noskova after a sluggish start and a vulnerable serve. Gauff served only two of 17 second‑serve points and committed six double faults, allowing Noskova to break four times in the first set and hold steady throughout. The defeat puts Gauff in must‑win mode ahead of a decisive group match against Marta Kostyuk, who trails Gauff 4-2 overall but has struggled in recent form. Kostyuk needs a win to finish her Finals debut on a high note, while Gauff must recover to stay alive for the semifinals.
When Is Jacory Croskey-Merritt Coming Back - Week 10 Fantasy Football Injury Return Update (2026)
Is Washington Commanders running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt (groin) on track to return soon? Croskey-Merritt started the first five games of […]
Where 2026 NFL trade deadline falls in league history
The 2026 NFL trade deadline ranks among the busiest in recent memory, with 18 in‑season deals – the fourth‑most in the past 35 years – and six trades on Tuesday, also a top‑four daily total. The season sees 110 trades, the highest since at least 1990, surpassing any year since the Cowboys' last Super Bowl win. Notable moves include Jeffery Simmons to Chicago, Cam Jurgens on Oct. 7, and Jordan Davis to Jacksonville on Monday, while names like Kirk Cousins, Josh Downs and Daiyan Henley find new homes.
“They Have Not Spoken”: Jaylen Brown Confronted Jayson Tatum in France Before 76ers Trade, Reveals ESPN’s Shams Charania
NBA insider Shams Charania reveals that Jaylen Brown confronted Jayson Tatum at a Cannes dinner in late June 2026, seeking clarity on their future amid trade rumors. The heated face‑to‑face occurred just after Giannis Antetokounmpo’s move to Miami and before Brown’s July 2026 trade to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George and four picks. Brown left the conversation uncertain, and the former Boston duo has not spoken since. Both players downplay any beef ahead of their first meeting as opponents, but tension lingers as the Celtics and 76ers vie for Eastern Conference supremacy.
Watch Jayson Tatum put the clamps on Jaylen Brown in tense battle
In a high‑stakes Eastern Conference showdown on Nov. 11, 2026, the Boston Celtics faced the Philadelphia 76ers, marking the first time Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown met as opponents. Early in the first quarter, Tatum locked down his former teammate, forcing a turnover and showcasing elite defense. The clash set the tone for a heavyweight battle between the league’s top two teams.
Pistons Notes: Jenkins, Lineup, Collins, Duren, Okorie
Coach J.B. Bickerstaff reshuffles the Pistons' lineup, inserting guard Daniss Jenkins for Paul Reed, and the move sparks a 122-111 win over Washington, ending a two‑game skid and moving Detroit to 7‑3. Jenkins drops 22 points, eight assists, six rebounds and four steals, earning praise as the team's "sparkplug" from teammate Duncan Robinson. Meanwhile, John Collins tallies a season‑high 24 points and 10 rebounds in a smaller lineup, while the team still feels Jalen Duren’s absence on the glass, averaging just 42.3 rebounds over eight games. Rookie Ebuka Okorie sees limited minutes but adds five points in a brief fourth‑quarter stint.
Did Twitter User Cause Cincinnati Bengals To Cancel Their Trade At The Last Second, Saving Them From Making An Embarrassing Mistake?
A sharp Twitter user just helped the Cincinnati Bengals avoid a costly trade mistake.
San Francisco 49ers Acquire Keenan Allen From Indianapolis Colts Ahead Of Week 10 Trip To Dallas
The six-time Pro Bowl receiver costs San Francisco a 2027 sixth-round pick and joins an injury-thinned receiver room days before the 7-1 49ers visit the Cowboys.
Haney & Paro Meet Face-To-Face TO Announce December 19 Unification Clash
WBO welterweight champion Devin Haney (33-0, 15 KOs) will defend his title against IBF king Liam Paro (28-1, 16 KOs) in a December 19 unification bout at San Francisco’s Chase Center. The two met for the first time at a press conference, and both promise a high‑stakes showdown for welterweight supremacy. Co‑feature includes Brian Norman Jr. vs. Abel Ramos, with the entire card streaming live on DAZN PPV at 8 p.m. ET. Tickets go on sale Nov. 13 via Ticketmaster.
Everything I’m hearing from the GM Meetings about Ronald Acuña Jr., Tarik Skubal’s market and more
LAS VEGAS – The feeling at the GM Meetings is that there will be a flurry of activity leading up to the December 1 lockout. The time for that flurry, however, i
Dave Roberts Chooses Shohei Ohtani Over Greatest of All Time Barry Bonds Despite MLB Shared Past
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says Shohei Ohtani, not Barry Bonds, is the greatest player he’s ever seen. While Roberts praises Bonds as the best pure hitter—citing his 73‑home‑run season, 162.8 career WAR and 500‑home‑run/500‑stolen‑base club—he argues Ohtani’s two‑way impact eclipses any single‑skill legend. The article highlights Ohtani’s historic 2024 50‑50 season, his 2025 MVP‑winning 55‑home‑run campaign, and a standout 2025 NLCS Game 4 where he pitched six shutout innings and hit three homers, a first in MLB history. It also notes Ohtani’s recent injury‑related decline, dropping to a .157 batting average in his final stretch.
Deion Sanders Gets Defensive About Colorado OC’s Future and Makes Clear Statement on Possible Staff Changes
Colorado’s 3-6 record has intensified scrutiny of offensive coordinator Brennan Marion, but head coach Deion Sanders blocks any change, answering a 9NEWS query with a firm “No.” While Sanders admits behind‑the‑scenes discussions may tweak the offense, he stresses respect for Marion and points to defensive lapses as equally culpable. Colorado averages a league‑worst 19.8 points per game and needs three straight wins, starting Friday against No. 14 Houston, to stay bowl‑eligible. Sanders reiterates confidence in his staff and rejects offseason planning, focusing on immediate improvement as the Buffs fight to keep postseason hopes alive.
“I Wanted to Confront Him”: Stephen A. Smith Reveals What Stopped Him From Firing Back at LeBron James Over Bronny
Stephen A. Smith explains why he never confronted LeBron James after their heated March 2025 Knicks‑Lakers clash, where LeBron shouted, “Stop f****** with my son!” Smith had accused the star of using his influence to push Bronny into a Lakers roster. On the KG & Stephen A. Show, Smith says he held back to avoid a scene that could jeopardize his $100 million deal and because Kevin Garnett warned him against approaching a 6‑9, 265‑lb powerhouse. Though the feud lingered on social media, Smith now says he’s “thoroughly over” it, wishes LeBron success with Philadelphia, and looks forward to covering his final years.
“Players Should Start Talking Crazy Too”: Draymond Green Warns Doc Rivers and Kings HC After Giannis Antetokounmpo Jab
Warriors veteran Draymond Green rebukes former Bucks coach Doc Rivers and Kings coach Doug Christie for publicly disparaging Giannis Antetokounmpo after the Greek Freak’s recent trade to Miami. Green, on his podcast, defends Giannis’s elite status—calling him a top‑20/30 NBA player—and warns that coaches who “talk crazy” about stars may invite players to return the criticism. The controversy stems from Rivers’ Bill Simmons Podcast remarks questioning Giannis’s basketball IQ and Christie’s post‑game jab at his mid‑range shooting following Miami’s 114–108 win over Sacramento. Green urges mutual respect, noting the backlash mirrors past coach‑player disputes.
Youssef Dib And Paul Fleming Set To Clash In The Brawl To Settle It All
Youssec Dib (22‑4, 11 KOs) and Paul Fleming (28‑2‑2, 18 KOs) finally settle a four‑year feud in a 10‑round super lightweight co‑main at Wanderer 9: Evolution on Dec. 10 in Sydney. The grudge fight, sparked by a 2022 ring‑side clash after Fleming’s win over Jackson Jon England, promises fireworks, with both camps vowing no‑holds‑barred. The card also features a vacant Australian lightweight title bout (Jonathan Sgroi vs. Blake Minto) and other rising Australian talents. The entire event streams free on YouTube and airs on Adrenalen Sports.
Lucas: Wyoming Rapid Reactions
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Jaylen Brown ignores Jayson Tatum’s gesture before 76ers-Celtics clash
Before tip‑off in South Philadelphia, Celtics star Jayson Tatum tried to dap former teammate Jaylen Brown, who now suits up for the 76ers, but Brown ignored the gesture and focused on the game. The incident highlights their reported feud. In the first quarter, Tatum posted 11 points on 4‑of‑7 shooting, while Brown logged four points, an assist and two steals in six minutes. The teams meet three times this season, with the next games set for Jan. 21 in Boston and Feb. 7 later in the year.
Braves’ Spencer Strider injury update for 2027 is crucial
Atlanta Braves president Alex Anthopoulos says right‑hander Spencer Strider is on track for a spring‑training comeback ahead of the 2027 season. The 28‑year‑old, an All‑Star in 2023, was limited to eight starts in 2026 with a 5.31 ERA and has faced ongoing injury setbacks. While some whisper a bullpen move or trade, his value remains low and the Braves hope a healthy Strider can rejoin the rotation once the lockout ends.
'I wanted to beat Rafael Nadal, but he was in a different league,' Thiem admits
Dominic Thiem lost back-to-back Roland Garros finals to Rafael Nadal in 2018 and 2019
Raiders HC Klint Kubiak Looked Totally Miserable At Press Conference After Kirk Cousins Was Traded [VIDEO]
The Minnesota Vikings acquire veteran QB Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders for a 2027 third‑round pick, reuniting him with his former team after injuries to Kyler Murray and a shaky Carson Wentz. The trade, announced on the NFL deadline morning, also sends 2026 No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza to start for the Raiders. Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak appears visibly upset during the press conference, sparking a viral clip of his “depressed” demeanor. GM John Spytek says the deal came together quickly with little prior discussion, leaving the Raiders under .500 while the Vikings aim to boost a roster anchored by Justin Jefferson.
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