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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.

Kevin Durant Openly Dismisses Courtside Rockets Fan for Sharing Mid-Game Motivation vs. Celtics

Whether offline or online, Kevin Durant and his fan interactions don’t seem to stop. This time, it wasn’t a hater, though. KD is accustomed to hearing advice to stop defenders trying to slow him down. But during Houston’s recent matchup against the Celtics, it was a courtside fan who decided to offer the 19-year veteran […] The post Kevin Durant Openly Dismisses Courtside Rockets Fan for Sharing Mid-Game Motivation vs. Celtics appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Preview: Milwaukee Bucks (1-6) at Boston Celtics (5-2) Game #8 11/4/26

The Celtics aim for a fifth straight home win on Nov. 4 as they host the 1‑6 Bucks at TD Garden (7:30 PM ET, NBCSN). Boston sits third in the East (5‑2) behind Philadelphia and Detroit, while Milwaukee languishes 14th (1‑6) after a roster overhaul that swapped Giannis for Tyler Herro and others. Celtics star Jayson Tatum is listed as questionable (rest) alongside Payton Pritchard (shoulder), with Devin Carter out sick. Expected lineups feature Derrick White, Hugo Gonzalez, Paul George, Jayson Tatum and Neemias Queta for Boston, and Braydon Burries, Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kyle Kuzma and Miles Turner for Milwaukee. Both teams have recent success against each other, making the matchup a key early‑season test.

NHL Source: Bruins And Canadiens Bidding For Dylan Larkin

The Boston Bruins-Montreal Canadiens rivalry has apparently entered the NHL Trade sweepstakes for Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin.  The Montreal Canadiens’ and their fans’ interest in Larkin has already been well established but multiple NHL sources have confirmed to Sick Media on Tuesday night that yes, the Boston Bruins have once again, let it […] The post NHL Source: Bruins And Canadiens Bidding For Dylan Larkin appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

The Day After the Day After: The Houston Texans resume their season after the bye

After a 2‑5 start, the Houston Texans head into a pivotal stretch following their bye week. Sitting 11th in the AFC, they're 2.5 games behind the Jaguars for the last playoff spot and 2.5 games back of New England for the Wild Card. With three home division games left but a 0‑4 home record, the Texans rely on a 2‑1 road record and a tough November schedule that includes a win‑or‑die clash at the LA Chargers, trips to Cleveland and the Baltimore Ravens, and a home showdown with the Colts. Quarterback C.J. Stroud’s play and potential trade moves—like targeting Danielle Hunter—could shape their chances to stay in the draft top‑10 and keep playoff hopes alive. The next two weeks will determine if the bye’s adjustments translate into a surge or signal a rebuild.

Red Sox re-sign pitching prospect Yordanny Monegro to minor league contract

The Red Sox have re-signed pitching prospect Yordanny Monegro to a minor league contract covering the 2027 season, a team source confirmed to BloggingtheRedSox.com. It is unclear whether the deal includes an invitation to major league spring training. Monegro is currently regarded as Boston’s No. 25 prospect by Baseball America, ranking 10th among pitchers in … Continue reading "Red Sox re-sign pitching prospect Yordanny Monegro to minor league contract"

Bruins’ James Hagens Exceeding Expectations, Sturm Preaching Patience

Boston rookie James Hagens is surpassing expectations, leading all NHL rookies with 12 points in 16 games and tying for the most rookie goals (six) while ranking second on the Bruins. Playing the third line with Elias Lindholm and Casey Mittelstadt, he thrives in high‑danger areas, scoring four goals within seven feet of the net and leading forwards with 16 blocked shots. Coach Marco Sturm praises his development but urges patience, noting Hagens still has room to grow after 18 regular‑season games. The line boasts a 54.95% shot share and a 7‑2 scoring edge, helping shut down opponents like Macklin Celebrini and Jack Eichel.

DeMarcus Cousins tees off on reporter who pissed off Rockets’ Kevin Durant with ‘dumba** question’

After the Houston Rockets' 109-93 win over the Boston Celtics, Kevin Durant fended off a reporter who questioned his low shooting volume. Former NBA center DeMarcus Cousins stepped in, calling the query "dumbass" and defending Durant’s role as a decoy who drew defensive attention to benefit teammates like Jabari Smith Jr. Cousins argued that the focus on individual stats missed the bigger picture of team success, especially in a game where Durant posted just 12 points on eight shots. The exchange highlights ongoing tension between players and media over how contributions are evaluated.

Tom Brady ’emotional’ about return to New England

Tom Brady says his upcoming broadcast visit to Foxborough this Sunday will be “certainly emotional,” recalling countless locker‑room moments and championship games as he joins Kevin Burkhardt to call the Patriots‑Packers matchup on Fox. He praised coach Mike Vrabel’s turnaround and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels for turning rookie QB Drake Maye into an MVP candidate, while noting the rarity of an AFC‑NFC clash. Fox, which pays Brady about $38 million annually, is promoting his return with a special commercial, sparking social‑media debate over whether he’s a Patriots homer or impartial commentator.

Miami Dolphins Discussion: Week 9 Game Vs Detroit Lions Predictions Edition

The Phinsider teases the Dolphins' Week 9 clash with the 5‑2 Detroit Lions, inviting fans to predict defensive leaders (tackles, interceptions, touchdowns) and offensive standouts (receiving yards, touchdowns, rushing totals). After recent wins over the Jets and a near‑upset of the Patriots, Miami faces a tougher home battle at Ford Field. Readers are encouraged to share their projected stat lines and MVP picks for both sides of the ball in the comments.

Who did Red Sox acquire from Cardinals for Eduardo Rivera?

The Red Sox swung a trade with the Cardinals on Tuesday afternoon, acquiring 18-year-old right-hander Juan Garcia in exchange for left-hander Eduardo Rivera. The deal marks Boston’s third trade of the offseason, following moves last week that sent Nate Eaton to the Athletics in exchange for minor leaguer Jareth Rayo and Tsung-Che Cheng to the … Continue reading "Who did Red Sox acquire from Cardinals for Eduardo Rivera?"

Jaguars Reacts Survey: Who is Jacksonville’s Top Threat in the AFC?

A SB Nation Reacts poll asks Jaguars fans to name the AFC team that poses the biggest threat to Jacksonville’s playoff run. After eight weeks, the Bills sit atop the conference (6‑1) followed by the Broncos (6‑2) and Steelers (6‑2). The Jaguars sit fourth at 5‑2. Trevor Lawrence’s record shows a split with Buffalo (2‑2), wins over Pittsburgh (1‑0) and New England (2‑1), but a 1‑3 slump against Denver, Cincinnati and Kansas City. Fans weigh whether the Bills, Broncos, Steelers, Chiefs, Bengals or rebounding Patriots could derail Jacksonville’s AFC South title hopes.

Red Sox perfect trade offer for Nationals’ CJ Abrams

The Boston Red Sox earned a spot in the American League playoffs last season, but based on their overall performance, they did not have a complete season. They were awful at the start of the season, and were so bad that manager Alex Cora was fired after just one month. He was replaced by Triple-A […] The post Red Sox perfect trade offer for Nationals’ CJ Abrams appeared first on ClutchPoints .

What activating Marcus Bryant, releasing Kindle Vildor means for the Patriots

The Patriots shake up their roster after releasing safety Elliott Davison, activating OT Marcus Bryant from IR and cutting CB Kindle Vildor. Bryant, now the fifth offensive tackle on the 53-man roster, gives New England depth ahead of his 21‑day window closing, while the team still has one roster spot open—likely for a soon‑to‑return IR player such as WR Mack Hollins. Vildor, who saw only 13 special‑team snaps against Miami, is let go as cornerback Carlton Davis returns from injury, leaving a six‑man cornerback group that may re‑add Vildor to the practice squad. The moves highlight New England’s flexibility on both the line and secondary as they prepare for upcoming injuries.

Greg Bedard’s Patriots Trade Deadline Wishlist

Greg Bedard, joined by Nick Cattles, lists his top five positions of need for the Patriots heading into the trade deadline. The guys also suggest potential targets and recap the latest injury news coming out of Foxborough. FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/8QHPaWRJ2d4 The CLNS Media Network is Powered by: 💰 Prize Picks – Sign up at http://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS [...] The post Greg Bedard’s Patriots Trade Deadline Wishlist appeared first on CLNS Media .

Celtics injury report reveals team could be without two stars vs. Bucks

The Celtics may enter Wednesday’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks without both Jayson Tatum and Payton Pritchard. Tatum, who’s averaging 27 points, 7.9 assists and 6 rebounds, is listed as questionable with rest, while Pritchard is doubtful after a right‑shoulder contusion. If Tatum sits, Baylor Scheierman could start, with Walsh or Hauser as backups; Pritchard’s absence would open minutes for Mike Conley or Ron Harper Jr. Boston sits 5‑2, while Milwaukee struggles at 1‑6 in the post‑Giannis era. The matchup tips off at 7:30 p.m. ET at TD Garden.