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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.
The Washington Wizards need more offensive production from Sarr, who has struggled to make his presence felt alongside the starting lineup.
Police say tragedy struck when former college football player Quinton Baker came out as gay to his girlfriend's friend. Heartbreaking.
Landon DuPont is next year's draft prize, and a team that made the playoffs is already sinking. #GoBlue
Oklahoma will likely start senior quarterback John Mateer against No. 24 Florida in Saturday’s game at The Swamp, despite his recent struggles. Coach Brent Venables dismissed offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle after a poor showing versus South Carolina, but the QB position remains unchanged. Mateer, who returned from a thumb injury, has a 65.6% completion rate and nine turnovers in eight games. Venables believes Mateer still offers the best chance to win, though another lackluster outing could end his starting tenure.
On the eve of the first anniversary of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland’s death, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott leads the Cowboys in mental‑health talks to honor the 24‑year‑old who died on Nov. 6, 2025. Prescott recalls the team’s Zoom call after the news, credits Solomon Thomas for his supportive words, and explains the new “Huddle for 94” small‑group sessions organized by the team's mental‑health staff, Dr. T. He says talking through grief, praying before games and keeping tributes inside the facility are ways to remember Kneeland, who was a 2024 second‑round pick and scored his first NFL touchdown three nights before his passing. The article highlights the Cowboys’ ongoing effort to support players’ emotional well‑being.
VR46 Ducati rider Fabio Di Giannantonio set the pace to end Friday practice at the Qatar Grand Prix, delivering a new record lap in the process
The trade market for Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor is taking shape as Tuesday's deadline draws closer.
Flemings vs. Trae Young, part two, should be an elite matchup between polarizing Hawks eras.
What he did during the Anthem could not be ignored.
Colton Herta hits a career milestone at the São Paulo Grand Prix free‑practice, logging over 100 km to meet the FIA’s Super Licence point requirement after three years. The 2026 rookie, who has already logged five FP1 sessions this season, secures the necessary points to race full‑time in Formula 1, marking a long‑awaited breakthrough for the American driver.
The Chicago Blackhawks’ losing streak hits five games after a 4-1 defeat to the Tampa Bay Lightning, with rookie Roman Kantserov netting his eighth goal and extending his point streak to seven games. Despite improved physicality—Chicago out‑checked Tampa 31‑13—the offense remains stagnant, recording under 27 shots for the third straight night. TNT’s Paul Bissonnette slams the team as “soft” and “AHL‑level,” echoing doubts about the rebuild. In the AHL, Rockford’s Gavin Hayes scores in six straight games, leading the IceHogs with 14 points, while prospect Mason West earns a spot on the 2027 World Junior USA roster. The roundup also notes Logan Cooley’s hat‑trick for Utah, Edvinsson’s mysterious whereabouts, and the Bruins eyeing Dylan Larkin.
After being ejected against the Phoenix Suns, Warriors veteran Draymond Green fires back at ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins, who labeled him a "liability" and questioned his on‑court value. Green retorts on X, mocking Perkins as a "big dummy" and claiming he still thinks critically despite his physical decline. The spat follows a controversial incident with Suns forward Dillon Brooks, and comes as the Warriors continue a winning streak—defeating the Suns 116‑113 and the Heat 120‑100 this week.
Dan Campbell expects D.J. Reed, DJ Wonnum, and Cade Mays to miss Sunday's Lions-Dolphins game. Anthony Lucas could get an opportunity.
Two Man United men among five stars who may never play for England again after the latest snub from Thomas Tuchel.
WHO: Ontario Reign (5-6-1-0) at Abbotsford Canucks (7-2-0-1) WHAT: AHL REGULAR-SEASON GAME #13 WHEN: Friday, November 6 @ 6:00 Pacific (7:00 p.m. local) WHERE: Rogers Forum – Abbotsford, BC HOW TO FOLLOW: VIDEO: FloHockey – AUDIO: Reign Radio – TWITTER: @ReignInsider & @OntarioReign TONIGHT’S MATCHUP: The Reign head north for the first of two straight […]
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MIAMI (AP) — Former NFL star Antonio Brown pleaded guilty Friday to aggravated assault with a firearm in connection with a 2025 shooting outside a celebrity boxing match in Miami.
The Denver Broncos, 6-2 and leading the AFC West, are eyeing a running back upgrade before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. While Indianapolis Colts star Jonathan Taylor appears attractive, insiders say the price could be a first‑round pick plus multiple mid‑rounders, mirroring the McCaffrey deal. Former NFL insider Jason La Canfora argues Baltimore Ravens veteran Derrick Henry is a better fit: he matches Sean Payton‑inspired offensive schemes, pairs well with Bo Nix in pistol sets, and carries only an $11 million base salary for one season versus Taylor’s $25 million over two years. Henry’s five Pro Bowls and locker‑room leadership add extra value, making him the Broncos’ preferred target if Taylor falls through.
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After a shaky Game 1 of the NL West playoffs—where Jhoan Duran barely retired five batters before an Atlanta rally handed the Braves a 5-3 win—the Phillies' bullpen woes are again on display. Over the past four postseason runs, relievers like Matt Strahm, Jeff Hoffman and Carlos Estévez have faltered, prompting questions about whether GM Dave Dombrowski will finally break his habit of avoiding long-term deals for closers. Dombrowski, who previously let Craig Kimbrel walk and passed on a multi‑year contract for Hoffman, jokes he’d consider a four‑year deal only for a Rivera‑level talent. With Brad Keller sidelined by surgery and the roster thin on reliable late‑innings arms, the Phillies may be forced to rethink their reliever strategy this offseason.
The 49ers face three major threats against the Raiders in Week 9: Kirk Cousins, Brock Bowers and Maxx Crosby. Here's how San Francisco can contain them.
Jorge Martin shocks the Qatar GP weekend by advancing straight to Q2 and posting a seventh‑place finish despite racing with a broken wrist, after missing practice a week earlier. Championship leader Marc Marquez, trailing by 37 points, fails to secure a podium and is denied his first win of the season. The article details Martin’s comeback and Marquez’s struggle heading into the final sessions.
For once, Arkansas fans aren't waiting around to be included in a new, money-making trend in college football.
Golf journalist Alan Shipnuck blames star players, notably Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton, for the collapse of LIV Golf after a $300 million rescue deal with BC Partners fell apart. Shipnuck argues the athletes abandoned the league when funding dried up, undermining its team‑golf vision. The criticism comes as LIV’s attorney told a New Jersey bankruptcy court on Nov 5 it will wind down instead of launching LIV 2.0 in 2027. While Rahm cites dissatisfaction with the planned changes, others like Bryson DeChambeau remained loyal. Shipnuck, who has chronicled LIV since 2021, calls its demise a “sad day for golf’s entertainment value.”
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice, a Super Bowl LVIII champion, files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the Northern District of Texas on Nov. 4. Court papers show about $677,000 in assets versus more than $3.2 million in liabilities, including roughly $2.1 million tied to legal fees from a March 2024 high‑speed crash that led to felony convictions, probation and a six‑game NFL suspension. Notably, Rice lists his championship ring (valued at $160,000) and a Mercedes among his assets. The filing highlights the financial fallout from his legal troubles while he remains under his rookie contract.
Zamalek’s football director Abdel Nasser Mohamed reveals why Angolan winger Chico Banza misses the Egypt Cup round‑of‑16 tie against Misr Insurance. The Cairo club hosts the match at Cairo International Stadium on Friday, November 6, 2026, at 8:00 pm, kicking off their cup campaign. Mohamed cites [specific reason, e.g., injury or suspension] as the cause of Banza’s exclusion.