Do the Boston Bruins Make Sense for Dylan Larkin?
As the Dylan Larkin saga continues to drag on in Detroit many are wondering if the Boston Bruins can get into the mix to land him.
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Do the Boston Bruins Make Sense for Dylan Larkin?
As the Dylan Larkin saga continues to drag on in Detroit many are wondering if the Boston Bruins can get into the mix to land him.
PhHN Daily: Flyers Game; No Hellebuyck in Winnipeg; Canadiens’ Trade Chips
The latest PhHN Daily notes the Flyers’ 4-3 overtime loss to the Calgary Flames, despite holding three leads, and previews their Monday matchup against the Vancouver Canucks. It also highlights the surprising decision to sit former Jets star Connor Hellebuyck in his return to Winnipeg after a trade to the Devils, and recaps the Bruins’ fourth straight win, beating the Panthers 4-1. Finally, the newsletter flags intense trade chatter around the Montreal Canadiens, focusing on prospects Michael Hage and Alexander Zharovsky, with Elliotte Friedman saying the Habs have likely decided their fate.
Mitchell Robinson's 3 most encouraging signs from his best game with the Celtics
Mitchell Robinson had a season-high 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 steals in the Celtics' 117-97 win over the Bucks. The reasons for that matter most.
RHP Dustin May may fit the Tigers’ needs for starting pitching depth
Amid looming lockout talks, the Detroit Tigers are eyeing right‑hander Dustin May as a low‑cost depth starter. The 29‑year‑old, who posted 145.2 innings with a 4.70 ERA and a career‑low 0.86 HR/9 in 2026 for the Brewers, offers consistency and improved home‑run control after overcoming two UCL surgeries and a stint with the Dodgers and Red Sox. With the Tigers unlikely to chase high‑priced free agents like Tarik Skubal, May’s $12.5 M one‑year deal fits their strategy of shoring up rotation depth before the lockout, while also freeing a starter for bullpen conversion.
How to play in-5 Trivia on the SB Nation app
The Over the Monster blog announces the launch of the daily in-5 trivia game on the SB Nation app, where fans have five clues to name a former baseball player. The game, already on the website, now offers MLB, NBA, NFL, MMA, and pro‑wrestling versions, plus 25 team‑specific challenges. To join, follow the “MLB” community on the app, guess the player, and post your score in the comments to compare with others. The post includes a throw‑back photo of Casey Affleck at a 2017 Red Sox‑Cardinals game, highlighting the site's sports community vibe.
NFL Playoff Picture 2026, Week 10 Standings, Super Bowl Odds, Wild Card Bracket Hunt
Week 9 in the NFL brought with it continued dominance from the NFC North, excellence from the Jacksonville Jaguars, a close call for the New York Giants, and a loss the New England Patriots would like to forget.
Bucks vs. Celtics Player Grades: Centre rotation goes from bad to worse in rout
The Bucks fell 117-97 to the Celtics after an early 14‑point lead, largely because their frontcourt collapsed. Myles Turner posted just 3 points on 1‑of‑8 shooting and earned a D‑, while rookie Kel’el Ware never scored and was pulled in the second half, drawing criticism. Kyle Kuzma’s hot start (27 points) couldn’t offset the rot; he finished with a B grade despite late‑game shot selection woes. Meanwhile, Ryan Rollins (C‑), Tyler Herro (C‑) and Jaime Jaquez Jr. (D+) offered little offensively, and the Celtics’ physical play, led by Paul George’s tough shots, dictated the game. The article breaks down each player’s grade and highlights the Bucks’ deteriorating centre rotation.
Daily Bean: Bruins Win; Hellebuyck Won’t Play Jets; Bergeron HHOF Ceremony Tonight
The Boston Bruins extend their streak to four wins and seventh straight at TD Garden, beating the Florida Panthers 4‑2 in a fight‑filled Atlantic Division debut with 126 penalty minutes. Goals come from Elias Lindholm, Mikey Eyssimont, Morgan Geekie and JJ Peterka, while Jeremy Swayman records a season‑high 40 saves. Patrice Bergeron receives his Hockey Hall of Fame blazer in Toronto ahead of the ceremony tonight at 8 PM. Elsewhere, the New Jersey Devils sit out newly acquired goalie Connor Hellebuyck against the Winnipeg Jets, the Chicago Blackhawks keep Jeff Blashill on the bench despite a 4‑13‑1 start, and the Calgary Flames lose defenseman Kevin Bahl to season‑ending surgery.
Week 10 waiver wire FAAB: Tank Dell, Corey Kiner top fantasy football adds
Rhamondre Stevenson’s knee injury and Josh Jacobs’ broken finger open backfields, while Jonathan Taylor’s trade deadline fate decides Seth McGowan’s Week 10 bid.
Patriots LT Will Campbell gives status update on injury concerns after loss to Packers
The New England Patriots fell 42-27 to the Green Bay Packers, and left tackle Will Campbell left early with a knee issue. Campbell told ESPN’s Mike Reiss he feels “good” physically and would have returned if the game were tighter. The former No. 4 overall pick started all nine games this season, logging 89% of snaps, and his status is crucial ahead of next week’s matchup against the Detroit Lions, who rank second in the league with 27 sacks. Backup tackles Caleb Lomu and Dametrious Crownover are both rookies, with Crownover a healthy scratch versus Green Bay. Campbell’s injury appears minor, offering optimism for the Patriots’ O‑line.
Slow start costly as Panthers get dropped 4-1 in Boston
The Florida Panthers fall 4-1 to Atlantic Division leaders Boston Bruins at TD Garden, with a penalty‑laden game that sees Boston strike first at 4:05. Casey Mittelstadt feeds Charlie McAvoy, who dishes to Elias Lindholm for a long‑range wrister that opens the scoring. The Bruins add three more goals while the Panthers manage only one reply, highlighting a costly slow start for Florida.
Patriots' Week 9 loss might force the NFL to flex their next primetime matchup
The Patriots' hot streak came to a screeching halt when the Packers became too much for their defense to handle.
Drake Maye reverts to early-season self in loss to Packers
Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye, fresh off his AFC Offensive Player of the Month award, regresses to his early‑season form in a 45‑27 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Maye throws three interceptions—two on his first two drives and a third on a late‑game pass—tying the NFL lead with 11 picks on the season and marking his second three‑pick game. The turnovers give Green Bay a 24‑7 lead and contribute to New England’s -11 turnover differential, the league’s worst through nine weeks. Despite a 30‑yard touchdown to Rhamondre Stevenson, Maye’s ball‑security woes dominate the night.
Morning Skate: Enshrined
The Boston Bruins extend their winning streak, beating the Florida Panthers 4-1 at TD Garden with Jeremy Swayman’s 40 saves and goals from Elias Lindholm, Mikey Eyssimont, Morgan Geekie and JJ Peterka, despite a 1‑for‑9 power‑play. The game featured early fights between Nikita Zadorov vs. Brady Tkachuk and Mark Kastelic vs. Garnet Hathaway. Ahead of Thursday’s home clash with Montreal, longtime Bruin Patrice Bergeron is set to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, with a number‑retirement ceremony and bobblehead announced. Other NHL notes include Cutter Gauthier’s third hat trick in five games for Anaheim and Brayden Point’s potential injury downtime for Tampa.
Josh Jacobs leaves Packers-Patriots game early with hand injury
Josh Jacobs exits the Packers’ 45-27 win over the Patriots early in the first quarter with a hand injury, leaving the field with trainers. The team lists him as questionable for a return. Backup Pierre Strong Jr. takes over as the lead back after Green Bay builds a 14-0 lead via a Jordan Love rushing TD and a Love‑Golden connection. Jacobs, in only his third season appearance after a suspension, has struggled with just 75 yards and a 2.3‑yard average, and this injury adds to his comeback woes. The victory moves Green Bay to 6-3, keeping them in the NFC playoff hunt.
Patriots trade deadline: Latest rumors, potential targets, biggest needs, and more
All of the latest updates surrounding the New England Patriots ahead of the 2026 season trade deadline.
Joe Mazzulla spoke with Kristaps Porziņģis after his decision to step away from basketball
Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla reveals a heartfelt conversation he had with former forward Kristaps Porziņģis on a flight to Milwaukee, following the Latvian’s announcement that he is stepping away from basketball to address postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). Mazzulla reflects on Porziņģis’ impact in Boston’s 2024 championship run—averaging 20.1 points, 7.2 rebounds and delivering a 20‑point performance in Game 1 of the Finals—while emphasizing the importance of supporting players as people beyond the court. The coach praises Porziņģis’ locker‑room presence and vows to assist him during his health journey.
10 things we learned from Patriots vs. Packers
The Patriots’ 45-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Nov. 9, 2026, highlighted five key issues: they’ve already exceeded their 2025 loss total, dropping a fourth game this season; a -11 turnover differential now ties them for the league’s worst, with four giveaways and no takeaways against Green Bay; star cornerback Christian Gonzalez struggled, surrendering 10 catches for 187 yards and a TD; quarterback Drake Maye threw three interceptions, questioning his decision‑making; and rookie Kyle Williams remains unready for a larger role. The article argues these problems suggest the Patriots may not be good enough to compete with NFL contenders.
Christian Gonzalez's nonchalant response to Week 9 showing is bad for the Patriots
The Patriots' cornerback had the worst performance of his NFL career in Week 9.
4 winners and losers from Patriots loss to the Packers
The Patriots fall 45-27 to the Packers, slipping to 5-4 in Week 9. Cornerback Christian Gonzalez, usually a strong defender, surrenders a career‑high 187 yards and a miscommunication leads to a 5‑yard TD. Rookie QB Drake Maye throws three first‑half interceptions and is pressured on over half his drops, taking four sacks as the offensive line cycles through its fifth starter combo. Injuries mount with CB Carlton Davis, LG Ben Brown, ST Brenden Schooler and RB Rhamondre Stevenson all out, leaving the squad battered before a trip to Germany. Despite a 100‑yard performance by DeMario Douglas and a touchdown from Mack Hollins, New England’s turnover margin worsens to –11.
Celtics Dominate Bucks Again As Matchup vs 76ers Looms | Garden Report
The Celtics crush the Milwaukee Bucks 117-97, reinforcing their dominance ahead of Tuesday’s showdown with the Philadelphia 76ers and star Jaylen Brown. The post‑game podcast features Bobby Manning, A. Sherrod Blakely, Jimmy Toscano and John Zannis dissecting key moments—including Mitchell Robinson’s defensive surge, Mike Conley’s early impact, and a debate over Paul George’s All‑Star credentials. Listeners also get player and coach sound bites, a preview of the Celtics‑Sixers matchup, and a quirky segment on investment advice from Drake and Anne Michael Maye. The episode runs over an hour, blending analysis with fan‑focused segments like PrizePicks and a Patriots minute.
REACTION: Christian Gonzalez & Drake Maye Poor as Packers Crush Patriots | Patriots Daily
Patriots analysts John Zannis, Mike Kadlick and Taylor Kyles dissect the 45-27 defeat to the Green Bay Packers at Gillette Stadium, highlighting underwhelming outings from quarterback Drake Maye and cornerback Christian Gonzalez, plus a porous defense. They also discuss the escalating injury toll, noting running back Rhamondre Stevenson’s exit. The panel debates whether the loss brands New England as pretenders and what it means for Maye’s future, offering a detailed breakdown of the game’s fallout.
Joe Mazzulla: ‘I don’t lose an ounce of sleep’
Joe Mazzulla explained why he continues to trust the Boston Celtics' players through difficult stretches, revealing the habits that would actually make him worry about someone. The post Joe Mazzulla: ‘I don’t lose an ounce of sleep’ appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Jayson Tatum dodges Jaylen Brown reunion question
Jayson Tatum declined to say whether he wants to speak with Jaylen Brown when the Boston Celtics face the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday, keeping his attention on the game. The post Jayson Tatum dodges Jaylen Brown reunion question appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
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